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  1. They’re persecuting and pushing down people who treated with respect and dignity would recover and contribute to our commonwealth. But are being disabled by cruel mad policies leading to helplessness and even suicide.

  2. The treatment of the needy by Luxon & Upston is draconian and will go down in the annuls of NZ political history. This CoC should forever be known as the POLITICAL WRECKING BALL, driven by politicians devoid of a heart, soul or moral compass. Yes, there have and will always be lazy people out there BUT you don’t punish the masses, most of whom once had a job, food and shelter before this ‘rotten-to-the-core’ lot became the government. Shame on all of you who judge the down-trodden with such uncaring and glee. We can all see how this has evolved and continues to deteriorate. You can’t raise salaries/wages by percentages. Any fool can see that as top pay increases, bottom pay will never keep up. So we have produced a biased, uneven structure that continues to disgustingly reward those at the top – who of course made these decisions – and keeps those down the bottom desperate and barely making ends meet. It was always a recipe for disaster and no-one has ever fixed it! Time for a RESET!

  3. Isn’t the solution obvious? It’s right there in the problem. “No one’s owed a living” yeah, not employers, not manufacturers not managers, not politicians, not even Chris Luxon. That isn’t the solution, that’s just me laughing at the moronically low level of rhetoric people have been slurping up since 1980.

    Here’s a challenge. Before you fly the friendly skies in Albert Park J Day today, wander down the hill and give $20 to the nearest, or furthest, homeless person. Take a walk up to Federal street, Hobson Street, along K road if you’re brave, go out to the Lifewise end of the walk, you’ll find plenty of recipients. Unorganised unsynchronised unsung Flash Mob direct protest, putting money into the hands of those who need it most. Do it. You can afford it. Every single one of you. Imagine Luxon finding out homeless people got more of a welfare bonus for doing nothing, than his government has ever done, and he wasn’t in the slightest bit in control of it. Imagine him finding out we all actually don’t mind people sleeping on Queen street. We don’t hate them. They’re part of our community, for better or worse, for the better one day we hope, and not him or the council or any other distant mini wank can tell us to punch down like the cowards they are. If you can’t do that, don’t bother telling me you’re waiting for Labour Greens or anyone else. The point is we can take the power back. We don’t need to be organised, we don’t need to tell anyone we’re doing it. The power is in those small daily interactions. Walk up to the cup, put the money in the cup, walk away. You don’t have to say anything. Then go back to your life.

    1. Have you any idea what you are talking about .Do you know where that $20 goes in many cases
      Having spent the last 10 years helping to feed these street people any money that comes their way goes on drink or drugs it is not spent in improving their life . Rather than give money and walking away talk to them ask them what is happening in their life . to put themselves in this situation
      .. Show you care

      1. Talk is not food or shelter; even verses like James 2:16 show that this was known about 2,000 years ago, so you need to catch up with the times. You might be correct regarding cash donations; however, food, clothing, and places to live would probably be appreciated as well. Decent jobs and affordable housing are probably the most urgent needs for young people to enable them to succeed in life, so unless you have plans to fix that problem, it would seem that you don’t really care at all.

  4. Well said Martyn.
    But don’t expect much out of labour they have not introduced any of the 42 recommendations from their own welfare review report in 2017 when they were kicked out in 2023.
    Only way change will come is when labour voters split vote red/green.

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