Luxon’s Speech notes (in brief)
Getting NZ back on track, unless you live near an actual rail station, in which case it’s probably been cancelled or privatised by the time I end this speech.
Getting NZ back on track requires 8000 Tobacco Deaths, 13000 children pushed into poverty and cutting disability payments by $2300 each year just so our rich landlord mates can get a tax cut.
We are bashing beneficiaries, state tenets, renters workers, Māori and the environment all in our first 100 days plus a new American war to play along with!
Did I say, ‘Back on Track’?
I meant ‘Screw you Jack’.
There are 2 kinds of National voter – Billionaire Exploiters and idiots.
Check your bank account to see which one you are.
Thank you NuZilind!
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Tough love. That’s really hard for a multi millionaire. Isn’t it time his free ride is over?
Well its a rough ride ahead for the bottom 50% that have just 5% of the wealth…it was a classic Bennie Bash speech from Baldrick Luxury Luxon–which is hilarious given the number of Gold Card beneficiaries on national superannuation that just voted for the Natzos. “Pensioners” loathe being tagged as bennies…but that is what they are–in receipt of state payments via the taxpayer.
There are thousands of New Zealanders on over $100,000 p.a. collecting National Superannuation, it is just piss money for them and I have heard some of them in Northland, one with a ground spread businesss, laugh about it. Yet, vulnerable high needs people on, or trying to get on, “Jobseeker” allowance are about to get the kicking of their lives from this filthy tory Govt.
National: Getting New Zealand Back on Sale
If it’s that bad, he must be ‘forced’ to cancel income tax breaks for the rich and renege on giving landlords 669mil in tax breaks.