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  1. The organisation leading into the 2026 General Election has to be heavy on…
    • Tax reform–CGT, Wealth tax, tax free first few grand of any earnings
    • Basic Income for all citizens via IRD, retire WINZ/MSD for good, as people earn more above their BI they start to pay tax

    The punitive approach to the working class and alienated is surely counter productive for the capitalist class anyway, who require consumers/customers to buy their stinking products…

  2. National wants people of the benefit and leading fulfilling lives rather than being left there so they depend on the state for their well-being.unlike Labour

    1. So they will throw people off the benefit , whom will resort to crime to make ends meet. You beauty Trev!!!

      Show us the jobs Trev!!!

    2. Hey Trev, wait until you or one of yours feel the cold heart of unemployment then you might grow a heart and a conscience.
      Especially if they can’t get a job paying similar to their current salary.

    3. As they oversee employment rising to a predicted 5 or so percent (at least). This is after removing any consideration of the impact on employment rates through the RBNZ’s monetary policy. You really don’t think things through Trevor.

    4. I doubt you would employ them. Even if you did, you would screw them over, ie not let them have breaks, force them to stay after they should be finishing, refusing requests for time off, etc, and then let them go after 90 days,

  3. The wellfare issue is easily fixed .Cut house prices in half along with the price of everything .Make the top tax rate 50% with bottom 35% tax free .
    Keep wages at current rate and make kiwi saver compulsory and have compulsory income protection .
    The current system is broken when a person can work all their life and end up owning a house if they are lucky .Then they have to rely on the state for day to day living .There are a lot of hard working people on minimum wage that never own a house because they are 50% over priced .

  4. Unemployment is still low and vacant signs are still up in many Chch shops and hospitality. I believe anyone willing to work who is flexible and able would not be out of work for long.
    The benefit can be a trap if you get too comfortable and have no ambitions.

    1. Vacant signs in Christchurch shops because the polished turd head and his brown shirts have put the handbrake on retail business you fucking moron

    2. Ooooh Trevor. You sound so childish, so shallow, so naive.
      You don’t look further than your nose is long. It’s embarrassing (for you) and insulting (for others).
      I sometimes thought you didn’t think… now I realise you cannot think.

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