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      1. I hate to break it to you, but the way debt influences gigantic government budgets is a little bit different from the way human rights influences your average and wonderful human rights activist individuals in the comments. The risk associated with debt is directly related to your capacity to convince a lender you will be able to repay it, short of the richest billionaires, nobody has anywhere close to as much of that capacity as Samsung.

  1. egalitarian
    /ɪˌɡalɪˈtɛːrɪən/
    adjective:
    believing in or based on the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities.

    So where does co governance and He Puapua fit into this scheme?

  2. You keep going on about how Act’s policies on Maori issues are going to start a race war.

    What makes you so sure that Lab/Green/MP incessant Maoirification of everything isn’t going to start a race war?

  3. Its only a matter of a cigarette papers difference how this country get screwed over by whom but I would much rather be screwed over by an anti woke government than a woke one.
    Unfortunately there is not even that option with the current offering.

  4. We aren’t and have not been egalitarian for decades.

    Labour seem to think only they know best and only they can tip the scales away from equality towards their preferred causes, they’ve done it with one person one vote, they’ve done it with Maori ethno nationalism and now they want to tip the scales of justice in favour of the accuser. Big time.

    TPM want to bring in a segregated justice system to go with the segregated health system and the currently hidden segregated education system agenda.

    I just ignore the Greens deep wokery because whatever they propose is pure conflicting misery.

    As Chris Trotter so rightly pointed out, the progressive left are joyless and to vote for them continues the relentless cultural warfare. Why would anyone want to continue that?

    1. It’s more that the Left’s interpretation of “egalitarian” is utterly incompatible with merit. You sort of knew everything would go south with Labour when they announced that 50% of their ministers had to be women – which potentially forces the hiring of women that are unfit for a job vs men that were. Imagine if corporations were to adopt a similar policy. How about police, army, forestry, builders, etc? It doesn’t work because it can’t.

      1. Yep, the gender balance policy was the start of the problems. We were assured just how forward thinking and deeply progressive it was and it’s proponents getting that through got that warm feeling in their tummy’s they are so addicted to. Trouble was, it was bullshit! We just ended up with incompetence.

  5. Chrome Dome Christopher Luxton is another Snake Oil Salesman the same as his Mentor Honest John Shonkey who was not going to Sell State Assets or Raise GST to 15%.

  6. While I always thought this idea that National are the better economic managers was just mythology but that first comparison image is wrong about National starting the housing crisis in 2011. .

    This blog should know the foundations for that were laid by Roger Douglas and Ruth Richardson. I remember house prices rising faster than inflation in the 90s and things were really going up heaps under Helen Clark too. It just got really bad under Key and it was apparent National didn’t care about the consequences and now this current crop seem to revel in creating policies that will make it worse.

    To be clear, Labour does care but they just lack the balls to do anything about.

  7. Well, the Natzos first and foremost represent capital and international finance capital, they are all about shovelling the wealth upstairs to the parasite class. Exhibit A–Sirkey’s offshore trust scam–10,000 of which dissipated virtually overnight once IRD required more than an A4 page of bonafides.

    Their usual trick is enlisting the petit bourgeoisie, new gen aspirationals and self employed (including sheep shaggers) to vote for them. So they wish to shrink the state and introduce more contracting out and transfer of the peoples infrastructure to private capital.

    But…there is a flaw in Baldrick’s masters cunning plan…a finite planet, and capitalists need customers–don’t they? Which is why the Greens plan for a Basic Income for all citizens makes sense, it would at least preserve some purchasing ability for all.

    1. Greens want another weeks holiday .Shows they are really concerned about businesses surviving. They cannot see power if we don’t want to see a country fail

  8. Yes, agree Queeny that would equate to at least 20 – 30 thousand votes as we all know 15 thousand job loses is the warmup.

  9. Yes, agree Queeny that would equate to at least 20 – 30 thousand votes as we all know 15 thousand job loses is the warmup.

  10. Yes, agree Queeny that would equate to at least 20 – 30 thousand votes as we all know 15 thousand job loses is the warmup. Too many NZers are very politically naive they are being fooled by Nationals deceitfulness and the rich are trying to buy our election.

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