You do you; I'll do me and we'll both live happily ever after. Read every post as "I think" and as if I was a fledgling anarcho-capitalist.
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For clarity, I do not support:
Hamas, Iran, Iraq, Israel, USA, Marxism, Russia, Ukraine, Pakistan, India, China, etc.
I do not support gender ideology, wokeness, borders, statists, or government.
I do not support war or aggression, even when it seems like the easiest solution.
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RT @PubWanghaf: My Down syndrome brother Erick is my bleeding heart libtard Aunt Lisa’s pet project. She thinks because he has a disability…
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It is amusing reading the replies to that. All but one of the "right-wing" parties has the exact same track record on health, one of them is planning to spend as much as Labour, they make the same ludicrous promises. They are by and large all the same.
If you vote for a leftist party this year, you are voting for a group of people who have a track record of ignoring your wellbeing and basic human rights.
They promise you everything you could ever want but it will never come.
They will have you think they can solve all your problems but they cant and they don't care.
To them you are stupid sheep and they even have track record of corrupting the education system because uneducated people are easier to lead.
They want to "tax the rich" but its the rich that own businesses and employ those who pay tax.
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When the cartoon, the future date and the word "hypothetical" does not register, you can always rely on a Firstie.
You're not an airplane and its not a departure lounge, Tony.
You can just fuck off.
Look, the fact of the matter is this.
National has drifted into the arms of the globalists. They’ve forgotten who they are supposed to represent. They’re managing decline, not building a country for ordinary hardworking Kiwi battlers. And in doing so they’ve undermined the very coalition that New Zealanders put together three years ago to stop the last lot of madness.
We did not get the result this country needed. That is no accident. The left and the far left ran their usual dirty campaign of smears, hysteria and media amplification. We’ve seen it before.
But New Zealand First was not put here to sit on the sidelines while the country is handed over to the extremists. After careful consideration, the only responsible course is for our MPs to give confidence and supply to Labour. Not because we have suddenly discovered a fondness for them. We have not. It is because that is the only arrangement that lets us constrain The Opportunities Party and, more importantly, Te Pāti Māori.
Someone has to be in the room when the radicals start talking co-governance, race-based policy and the rest of the separatism that would finish this country off.
That someone is us.
We will be the ballast. We will insist on common sense. We will make sure New Zealand is still recognisable when the next election comes around.
That is our duty.
New Zealand First.
Not second.
Not last.
First.
- Winston Peters, November 2027 (Hypothetical)
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Look, the fact of the matter is this.
National has drifted into the arms of the globalists. They’ve forgotten who they are supposed to represent. They’re managing decline, not building a country for ordinary hardworking Kiwi battlers. And in doing so they’ve undermined the very coalition that New Zealanders put together three years ago to stop the last lot of madness.
We did not get the result this country needed. That is no accident. The left and the far left ran their usual dirty campaign of smears, hysteria and media amplification. We’ve seen it before.
But New Zealand First was not put here to sit on the sidelines while the country is handed over to the extremists. After careful consideration, the only responsible course is for our MPs to give confidence and supply to Labour. Not because we have suddenly discovered a fondness for them. We have not. It is because that is the only arrangement that lets us constrain The Opportunities Party and, more importantly, Te Pāti Māori.
Someone has to be in the room when the radicals start talking co-governance, race-based policy and the rest of the separatism that would finish this country off.
That someone is us.
We will be the ballast. We will insist on common sense. We will make sure New Zealand is still recognisable when the next election comes around.
That is our duty.
New Zealand First.
Not second.
Not last.
First.
- Winston Peters, November 2027 (Hypothetical)
He has said he will not go with Labour under any circumstances. I know it doesn't fit your shitty narrative. Don't care.
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Did you imagine that New Zealand, in 2026, would have different prices for products based on your skin colour?
Yeah, me neither.
You knew it was coming, but seeing it in real time is really disgraceful racism.
Now tell me how this isn't racist, once again this country has sanctioned apartheid
Imagine the outcry and protests if a business only allowed those with white ancestry "colonisers" no hori permitted, Chinese, Indian or Pacifica people get'n a discount
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Remember, this is the same political party who tells you they are opposed to Indian migration, but when their partners try to block said migration loopholes they try and stop them.
Trust them at your peril. They are the politicians' politicians.
They are everything that makes government terrible for us.
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Winston is right. Cutting foreign aid to fund Pharmac is desperate and dangerous.
Those dollars buy relationships in the markets we have to be in. We just spent three years rebuilding them.
National wants to undo that for a press release.
If National is hunting for money being sent offshore, I have a suggestion:
Start with the Paris Agreement.
The climate-alarmism invoice. Up to $22 billion of New Zealanders’ money, for 0.17% of the world’s emissions.
Aid is an investment in our future.
Paris is virtue-signal with a bill attached.
Put New Zealanders first.
Party vote NZ First.
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I thought they could claim mileage for travel related to their job as a MP, but not for the vehicle itself, signage on it, and those sorts of costs.
Grok reckons he has spent around $60k on surface travel in NZ, but as he's not a Minister it's not itemised.
If that is accurate, and the quarter I spot checked manually is, @TomRutherfordMP has spent more than the median wage on surface travel alone.
For what? I am so sick of politicians.
Was talking with this guy today about his sign written vehicle he informed me that he owns his vehicle and he paid for the signage on it and he has to pay for his fuel for it out of his own pocket and doesn't get a cent back on any of it LYING CUNT !! He gets reimbursed & mileage
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I am amused.
All the cheerleaders from Elliot, Bernadette, Kym, Lee, Billie (lol) through to the Keegan's of the party who have stuck with them, promoted their policies against all logic and reason, ended up below 20th on the list.
They would need to get around 15% to 17% of the vote for the first, Elliot Ikilei, to get in at number 20.
#34 for Drongo is brilliant, though. They'd need about 27% of the vote to get him in.
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You can see why to leftists this left wing party is popular. Promises, aspirations, all soumning great, but no concept of cost, suffering or struggle.
H/T @dpfdpf
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The New Zealand Rocketeer retweeted
For all of their faults. I will give this government credit.
In education, the changes Erica Stanford & David Seymour have made, have been outstanding, & our kids are clearly on a better path now then they were under Labour.
The left should acknowledge that & get on board.
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The New Zealand Rocketeer retweeted
A Wired journalist went to interview John McAfee once and described the following encounter:
‘He loads the bullet into the gleaming silver revolver, spins the cylinder.
"This scares you, right?" he says. Then he puts the gun to his head.
My heart rate kicks up; it takes me a second to respond. "Yeah, I'm scared," I admit. "We don't have to do this."
"I know we don't," he says, the muzzle pressed against his temple. And then he pulls the trigger. Nothing happens. He pulls it three more times in rapid succession. There are only five chambers.
"Reholster the gun," I demand.
He keeps his eyes fixed on me and pulls the trigger a fifth time. Still nothing. With the gun still to his head, he starts pulling the trigger incessantly. "I can do this all day long," he says to the sound of the hammer clicking. "I can do this a thousand times. Ten thousand times. Nothing will ever happen. Why? Because you have missed something. You are operating on an assumption about reality that is wrong."’
> gets a job coding for NASA
> builds Mcafee antivirus from his living room
> hits the forbes list
> becomes a suspect when his neighbor's found dead in belize after killing his 4 dogs
> changes his whole look to slip out of belize with his 20 year old girlfriend
> tricks the police by hiring a body double to cross the border with his passport
> meanwhile he goes the opposite direction to guatemala
> fakes a heart attack to dodge capture there
> the hitwoman sent to kill him becomes his wife
> behind snowden's leak that exposed the US surveillance state
> stops paying taxes by blackmailing the gov
> runs for US president (twice)
> bugs Hillary Clinton's campaign staff by mailing them "free" laptops
> moves to a boat in the caribbean with armed guards
> most wanted in 3 different countries
> judge approves his extradition to the US
> found dead in a Spanish prison cell
> spanish judge ruled his death a suicide
> previously said if he's ever found dead it wasn't suicide
> may still be alive
The very definition of "You can just do things"
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It is not.
To become a billionaire you must deliver a product or service that other people will buy from you - you become, in effect, their servant delivering their wants and needs. And they must want it enough to part with their hard earned money for it.
This is entirely morally acceptable.
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