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  1. As a boomer that you hate so much ,it might suprise you that I am backing the younger generation to step up and do the right thing and vote these arseholes out for ever .I voted for Winston back in the day and he fucked us over .Then he fucked us over when in coalition with Jacinda and now has a Trump revenge mission against her .
    TPM had by far the best money policy at the last election and had the Labour party got on board with it they would be in government today .The greens have a people first policy which is where we need to be going in this day and age of failing economic neolib policy .End less growth and over priced property trading is dead and we need to pivot to eliminate poverty in NZ .

    1. With you there all the way Gordon as a 74 year old myself I agree 100%.
      I sure hope the younger generation step up for people and planet.

  2. Just even thinking about cutting a deal with NZF makes me want to throw up. I don’t believe NZF is a political party – IT IS A ONE MAN BAND and a scurrilous one at that! It runs with the hares and hunts with the hounds – all blab and no real substance. Shame on Winston for trying to play us for fools. So if the “Old Zealand” brigade wish to join the tin hat/anti-vac lunatics then go for it but I would keep it to their chest if I were them – it’s more than embarrassing to be so stuck in the past. Gordon, I’m with you; not all boomers are greedy or stupid, although I have never, nor will I ever, vote for Winston.

  3. You know, no-one is furious at trans. We’d prefer they got help, like anyone else contemplating self-mutilation.

    1. 2023 inflation was 4.7 Labour did that all by themselves. If they were still in power would the unions be going for a 4.7 pay rise .

      1. Inflation under Labour was Covid related as with every other country in the world so don’t be a dickhead trev

  4. The major problem with the old Zealand vs new Zealand theory, is that younger voters are increasingly right wing, in almost every democracy on the planet.

    Millennials were overwhelmingly progressive, but every generation rebels against the previous generation and gen Z are quite libertarian.

    Younger voters helped Trump win the presidency.

    Younger voters in Germany went for the AFD, in Canada, younger voters went for Pierre, in Sweden for the swedish democrats, in France they are looking strongly at the NF and Marine Le Penn, in Britain, Reform is doing extremely well with younger voters.

    Australia for now is one of the few democracies that are an exception.

    There has not been enough research in NZ beyond male vs female to suggest young kiwis are any different than their international peers in this rightwards drift.

    Young females are more likely to be liberal , however the rise in the tradwife, trad girl culture among young women is a problem for the left.

    Young males however are lost to us until Gen alpha comes online, we really blew it with young men by demonizing masculinity for the last decade.

    If you look at labour and the greens caucuses, 3/4 members of both parties caucuses are female and the few males in those parties caucuses with the exception of Kieran Mcanulty, are unlikeable softly spoken academics.

    Old v young does not work because half of the younger generation is even more right than boomers ever were.

    The left needs to win back males, starting by having some inspiring male candidates in the next election. More Kierans, less Jan Tinetes’s and Helen White’s he’s so popular, because he’s an ordinary blokey bloke who speaks like a regular person.

    The next election is winnable but we need to move past the male vs female and young v old B.s. to do it, we need to win a bunch of the young male voter back, and we can’t do that by being the pmc or lecturing hr reps

    1. You are right in your analysis. 10 years ago National Party functions were a group of mainly older people now there is a large group of younger people and any of our MPs are younger .

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