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  1. Greed is the problem, pure and simple.

    It’s funny how act and national fall all over themselves to protect the greedy. And those who been pricked by the same bug, rush to support them.

    1. Please don’t assume that the ones coming up from bellow won’t be as greedy as the ones already on top. I mean if you actually knew how money works you be smashing down on the untaxed capital gains to. But that’s not the point. The point is that no matter what the system will always promote growth unless you’re like those Standard Muppets who believe in degrowth back to hunter gather ways is the solution to organising 9 billion people.

    2. Sigh I really detest coving old ground but anyway here’s what I think. I think that the Greens, Maori and Labour Party are not aggressive enough in there socialism and I also think that The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is being way to aggressive in its socialism by socialising the loses and spreading all those capital gains to far few hands. You see Matua Reserve Bank governor is “forcing socialism on what is supposed to be a capitalistic environment and society. But no-one can discuss that because they’ve been heavily brainwashed especially in this community.

      Look The Reserve Bank with its rapid asset and bond purchases are socialist. They’re trying to make the community share the loses. But! When things are going well and markets shoot up nobody is socialising these massive capital gains! Those gains belong to a very small portion Martyn wrote a list. Which is cool but if you’re going to take your gains on your own then they ought to take there losses on there own as well. So the Left has been far to fucken weak on socialising the gains, in my opinion.

      Now once it comes to rate increases they’re not agressive enough y’know? We should have done that atleast 6 months earlier than The U.S fed when they first signalled rate hikes. Not raising them higher just earlier.

      By dropping rates and bailing out profligate and insolvent entities they’re creating bubbles. To mitigate these bubbles they’re now trying to raise rates and absorb money and debt. Okay so they’re creating big boom busy crashes. Or they could stop all these big boom busy cycles simply by not messing with it.

      The corporations and banks that are struggling are not struggling because rates are going up there failing because they’ve got trash bonds on there balance sheets.

      Okay. Now I’m a full grown man I should be able to take care of my family when rates go up. I should be able to do well when rates are down but when rates go up I should be able to feed my family and not ask for help like fucken scum lords and the same for entities. We all have hard times,.me especially but if it’s happening all the time like how farmers and scum lords are so reliant on the system and socialising the losses that’s profligate behaviour. Profligate means you’re spending haphazardly and irresponsible. How many times you great and wonderful brain washed community are going to let the great depression happen over and over into the dotcom crash, financial crash what ever 2023 is and safe guard the family home, let the banks crash and be really mean to corporations before you take the hint?

      So let banks go bust. Ring fence the deposits of the middle class and all the profligates that took the risk need to take the losses that come up with it. Not only is the government taking money from the poor and middle class, the government is teaching risk takers how to be scum. Every time scum lords get in trouble the poor are saving them. You all should know how to vet banks and if you don’t then let’s talk. Bailing out elites simply makes New Zealand weaker because now you don’t have to be good. What good is picking stocks if the government is simply supporting all the prices.

      It’s my opinion but most of my opinions are grounded in empirical fact because I’m always right lol. Okay you guys no I’m not always right. Hopefully I’m right more often than I’m wrong. Hehe

  2. The abolition of the Full Employment Policy, in order to deliberately reintroduce unemployment (‘labour market flexibility’), in order to lower wages (‘deregulating inefficient, sticky labour markets’), had to be covered up somehow.

    This dovetailed with the long-term plan to abolish social security (which was itself defined as a ‘problem’), and siphon the money into private insurance policies and mutual fund accounts from Wall Street.

    It required massive union busting, and a huge propaganda campaign to split the working class. It could only work if the working people were simultaneously demoralised and uninformed (‘infotainment’), and would hence ‘blame themselves’.

  3. The mandate was given in the last election overwhelmingly and the time before that, nothing has been achieved, everything is tracking worse. So do you believe the same parties with new voting temptations to be acted upon a third time? Maybe someone else just needs a go.
    There are some things in the Green Party Tax that have sense but their mathematics does not work especially if we make Business Income Tax higher than Australia who are viewed high already. We will lose business competition and who ever has the highest cash flow will remain with no competition left and then hike prices.
    We are seeing this now.

  4. When John meets Paula expect nothing to benefit anyone other than gutter grubbers like themselves.

  5. At the risk of sounding like a broken record taxes like CGT need to be in place to balance the tax system not punish the “rich”. It doesn’t matter if you are Graeme Hart or Muriel from Morrinsville with an investment property.

  6. There have been so many apartments built in Auckland that are about to come online, immigrants are required to fill them, otherwise they would be have to be rented to the motel occupants and the motel industry would be down the tubes. Where did the original motel customers go zoom sales rep meetings and high airline prices for tourists.

    I reckon the accommodation supplement should be killed off. Then if the landlords can’t make enough money from landlording they can either sell out to their tennant’s or go cap in hand down to Winz and ask for a means tested landlords benefit

  7. WINZ: Please take a seat madam. Now, we have received information from your neighbor, that you have been regularly seeing someone, on an ongoing basis, and even though this neighbor has never discussed it with you, they felt it was their solemn duty to convey to us, your new relationship status. And since you’re in receipt of a sole parent benefit, we must take all these factors into account. Do you understand this?

    CLIENT: yes.

    WINZ: We will immediately reduce your benefit by an amount, depending on the income of the person, that we have now deemed you to be in a relationship with, and of course, we will give you a breach, for not immediately telling us, about your new relationship status. So given all these factors, it’s almost certain that we will no longer be paying you any benefit, and just so you know, your ability to appeal our decision about your relationship status, based solely on a tip off from a disgruntled neighbor, is minimal. Do I may myself clear?

    CLIENT: yes.

    WINZ: You may have heard that at the Family Court, you have to be with someone for 3 years, before you come under the family property laws, but at Winz, we consider you to be in a committed relationship, from as soon as we find out about it.
    Now, I will just bring up the completed forms on my system, that we required you to return to us, regarding your new relationship status, so I can update your file.
    Sorry to be a pain, but having read your forms, I do see a few issues here, in need of clarification.
    Firstly, in regard to the person that we have proven beyond doubt, and you have admitted to being in a relationship with, can you confirm what you’ve written, is true and accurate, in terms of their total gross income, from all sources?

    CLIENT: yes.

    WINZ: But you have stated that their income is zero! This is a little suspicious to say the least, so I made the decision to hand your file over to our, Fraud Undercover Crime Killing Enforcement Raptor Squad (f.u.c.k.e.r.s), to investigate all your suspiciousness, using IRD data matching and credit checks and Facebook/Insta/Twitter feeds and kindergarten records analysis, and private investigator queries.
    We don’t muck around here. They reported back, that the person that we deemed you to be in a relationship with, actually has no job or income, is not on a benefit and lives in a car? Is this really true?

    CLIENT: yes.

    WINZ: Dear me, dear oh dear, that means that once we take your partners income into account, in regard to our regulations, we have decided that we cannot reduce your sole parent benefit after all, as your partner has no income to support you with. This has all been a terrible bureaucratic shambles. Do you understand all this?

    CLIENT: yes.

    WINZ: Furthermore, I take it that, since you are alleging to us, that you are now in an apparent relationship, and your so called partner has no income at all, you will have the temerity to expect, that your benefit will be increased from the sole parent rate, to the full couples rate.
    Well, not so fast sunshine. Just because you think you’re in a relationship, and you have confirmed to us you’re in a relationship, and we initially accepted that you’re in a relationship, doesn’t mean that you’re officially in a relationship, as far as we are concerned, until you can prove to our satisfaction, that you’re in a relationship.
    We don’t just take the word of any Tom Dick or Harry, when it comes to relationship status. Is that really how you thought we run things in this day and age, that we act like complete morons or something?

    CLIENT: yes.

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