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  1. Genuinely shocked that anyone still reads the vested interest bile Matthew Hooten spews out. His incessant crap on the Trade Me message board via his nom de plume has been more than enough to last 38 life times.

    I recall seeing a meme recently that I felt was unfair but I’m compelled to share it now that I’ve spoken of it. Matthew Hooten was naked on all fours while gripping onto multiple $10 bank notes with his teeth. Standing over Matthew, also naked was Cameron Slater who appeared to be tickling Matthew’s arse with a peacock feather. Laying under Matthew, also naked was none other than an excited Mike Hosking with his mouth wide open making turkey noises.

    I found the meme a tad disturbing but in this day and age, not surprising.

    1. “I found the meme a tad disturbing”

      So why spew that crap over everyone who reads here? Why on the doorstep of what was until this, a great post. Go vomit it elsewhere mate.

  2. We saw one event in different ways. I thought the effort Simon Bridges made to access Treasury information and release it to media before budget day reflected poorly on his character. More so, when this is the same man who went vigilante postal to hunt down the person who released his transport expenses a day or so early. It made him seem a right hypocrite, his poll ratings may still be low because of these two events.

    As to the impoverish, take away rights and then assert coercive state power – which really took off back in the 1990’s (to workers and beneficiaries and dissidents/TI’s), National are back to their old ways on state housing (then they brought in market rents and forced out those who could not pay and offered buy outs who could). This time a plant to expel the undesirables and offer rent at a level to buy to buy (for those who can afford rent at market rate). The faster they expel people the faster they can replace them with those on the waiting list, all while reducing the number of state houses by selling down stock. This is of course of a design to ensure rent to landlords is as high as the tenant can pay.

  3. “New Zealand is a better nation because of her.”

    Totally agree.

    At the end of the previous nine years I felt very disheartened about what was happening to us as a nation. I felt a lot of anger and despair, and did not think that anything could repair that. But Jacinda’s responses to some of these traumas, her love for Aotearoa, her faith in the people of Aotearoa, and just the fact that she is steering us through whatever lies ahead, all restore my own hope for the future. “Thank you Jacinda.”

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