The Māori Party Tax Policy is Kiwi Socialism

ByMartyn Bradbury

Labour is here to manage capitalism (and let the free market do the rest), the Greens are here to try and add the cost of pollution into the price (and let the free market do the rest) while the Māori Party are actually here to disrupt the Free Market!

Their tax policies are truly inspired and are an actual threat to the establishment, now you know why the Billionaire class and 1% have been pouring money in to National and ACT because they knew the Māori Party under John Tamihere is a completely different political beast and that the Māori Party have no issues holding the wealthy to account.

The Left finally have a political movement they can vote for that will actually force the rich to pay more.

Not Labour’s incrementalism, not the Greens fecklessness, actual hard balling arm twisting real reform.

David Parker, Grant Robertson and Chloe Swarbrick all finally have a partner in John Tamihere to force these changes through.

This is the most radical change to taxing the rich and removing the tax yoke from the working Kiwi!

It’s as close to socialism as we are going to get comrades and the broadness of the policy is not purely for Māori! The MANA Party knew what was good for poor Māori babies is also good for poor white babies and the same is true of the Māori Party Tax Policy – this is good for all of us!

 

Te Pāti Māori’s tax policy

Tax rates

    • $30,000 and under – 0% tax
    • $30,001 – $60,000 – 15% tax
    • $60,001 – $90,000 – 33% tax
    • $90,001 – $180,000 – 39% tax
    • $180,001 – $300,000 – 42% tax
    • $300,001 and up – 48% tax

Currently the top tax rate – for earnings over $180,000 – is 39%.

The party would also:

    • Remove GST from all kai and regulate the ability of supermarkets to hike prices
    • Increase the company tax rate from 28% to 33%

And introduce:

    • A net wealth tax
    • A foreign companies tax
    • A land banking tax
    • A vacant house tax

The Māori Party have stepped up here and provided NZ with a means to finally tax those rich pricks who are in turn doing everything to stop the Māori Party being in any position to ram this through.

The Māori Party promised, now they have delivered, if you are Left wing in this country, you finally have a Party worth voting for.

There is finally light at the end of the tunnel, and we all know it can’t be a train because we know public transport in this country is never on time or barely working.

This is a watershed moment in NZ politics.

The Māori Party Tax Policy is Kiwi Socialism.

 

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13 Comments

  1. Yes, not since Mana has there been a party that you WANT to vote for, rather than voting for a “lesser evil” like Labour or Greens (critics should note that Greens have some very extensive good policy too).

    I’ll be party voting TPM. Some still do not seem to realise that pākehā are allowed to vote for Te Pāti Māori, you do not have to be Māori, or in a Māori electorate. Two MMP votes fer crissakes–party and electorate.

    Debs and Rawiri need to make that clearer to non Māori voters.

    1. Any European New Zealander considering voting for TPM should seek help for self-harm.

    2. Ones based on Maori being racially superior to other races as per their party website?

  2. Sounds like David Parker’s and Grants Tax policy, that was thrown on the bomb fire.

  3. Those tax brackets appear well thought through. Although Aucklanders probably need some other adjustment on tax due to higher cost of housing and petrol than the provinces.

    Still would you vote for a party that doesn’t subscribe to one man one vote and calls that basic equality the tyranny of the majority. And then if you look at parliament through a racial lens you find a greater percentage of Maori in parliament than in the general population.

  5. Should our care like, who them slander our socialist thought care, riddicule, money hey, not white fright, just money.

  6. Should our care like, who them slander our socialist thought care, riddicule, money hey, not white fright, just money.

  9. My advice to anyone thinking of voting for TPM. Hold off ’til after 14th October and you will get vouchers to the Warriors or KFC.

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