Politics 🗳️ NZ Politics

NZWarriors.com

They are very effective.

Problem is kids will gobble them up for a legal speed hit and the addiction issues and mental health issues will be significant.
Would making them a pharmacy behind the counter medicine help? I know people say that this might make chemists the targets of ram raiders but wouldn't ram raiders go after drugs like opioids over Pseudo ephedrine if they were hitting a chemists?
 
Would making them a pharmacy behind the counter medicine help? I know people say that this might make chemists the targets of ram raiders but wouldn't ram raiders go after drugs like opioids over Pseudo ephedrine if they were hitting a chemists?
Yes this would help, at least the Pharmacists knows about drug interactions with whatever you are already taking.

Yeah I have doubts that Ram raids, we are about to find out thanks to the Industrial poisons party.
 
Some of these minor changes are similar to what we got when Labour took over from National. There would be similar changes in the past with both parties and will happen again in future changes of government. Little things that people may have complained about at the time but eventually got used to or other little minor things. A good indication of why we struggle to get things done. Both parties start off with little petty things the previous lot did before moving on to the larger issues.

The pseudoephedrine changes from what I recall were made years ago as we were having a lot of issues with P. Any changes in purchasing products with pseudoephedrine I'd say most people are used to now.

To be honest, if I get a headache I tend to drink more water first. Then move to pills. My wife takes them a lot more than I do. Plus we have our nephew now living with us who also seems to get headaches a lot. So my issue is more when I need them we've run out and I tend to stock up on anything we need. So I'll stock up when at the supermarket etc. The last time the store didn't have it labelled too well on the limits. So I get to the checkout and got one removed and told I can get around it by making another purchase. Another purchase then defeats the purpose of having limits similar to at work with IT security if we don't enforce the rules to protect the business what's the point of having them. Being able to purchase from the supermarket you can easily go to the car unload and come back or to the chemist in the mall.

The workout pills with ephedrine back in the day were great. Think it was indicated by mua huang extract. They used to be great for losing weight. Like pseudoephedrine, it's a pity people use things the wrong way either not in moderation or for other means.
 
Some of these minor changes are similar to what we got when Labour took over from National. There would be similar changes in the past with both parties and will happen again in future changes of government. Little things that people may have complained about at the time but eventually got used to or other little minor things. A good indication of why we struggle to get things done. Both parties start off with little petty things the previous lot did before moving on to the larger issues.

The pseudoephedrine changes from what I recall were made years ago as we were having a lot of issues with P. Any changes in purchasing products with pseudoephedrine I'd say most people are used to now.

To be honest, if I get a headache I tend to drink more water first. Then move to pills. My wife takes them a lot more than I do. Plus we have our nephew now living with us who also seems to get headaches a lot. So my issue is more when I need them we've run out and I tend to stock up on anything we need. So I'll stock up when at the supermarket etc. The last time the store didn't have it labelled too well on the limits. So I get to the checkout and got one removed and told I can get around it by making another purchase. Another purchase then defeats the purpose of having limits similar to at work with IT security if we don't enforce the rules to protect the business what's the point of having them. Being able to purchase from the supermarket you can easily go to the car unload and come back or to the chemist in the mall.

The workout pills with ephedrine back in the day were great. Think it was indicated by mua huang extract. They used to be great for losing weight. Like pseudoephedrine, it's a pity people use things the wrong way either not in moderation or for other means.

A lot of housewives got hooked on diet pills. Which leads to needing benzos for the problems the diet pills cause, which leads to serious dependence issues.

I saw someone in the Cells that wanted to kill her child, as a result of getting unwell from a diet pill prescription, I realise that is a horror story and not the norm, but everything has risks.

The Problem with ephedra or pseudo active ingredient work out suppliments is that they speed up the heart and raise blood pressure, so heavy lifting or intensive exertion can cause you to drop dead mid work out.

Longer term the problems are an enlarged heart which also leads to death from stimulants. And then as people know well the sleep issues, mood altering effects.

As for the paracetomol rules, yes they are stupid and we have landed with them because of one ill informed student, you should never manage risk for a population based off one Coroners opinion in one isolated case, as you say the restriction is meaningless anyway with the loop hole.
 
Aucklanders need to wake up according to mayor wayne brown. Sounds like they will be waking up to a 7% rate rise next year followed by another of 4.5% in 2025 and another of 8% in 2026 if his plan is accepted.
 
Wants to shift the port from Auckland and lease the land for 35 years.
Obviously to Northland I presume.
I actually don't think there's enough room to handle the amount of shipping now let alone the future.
Ships are getting bigger every year.
Would take a shit load of dredging to begin with.
The other downside is workers need housing.
They'll be required to sell homes in Auckland and need to buy again in Whangarei area.
 
Brynderwins a possibility of work so would imagine so. Would need to be tidied up through there to handle the amount of freight going south.
I have a feeling that there's a huge amount of negative things that have not been considered.
Also I am of the opinion that getting the Auckland waterfront back to the original would be great.
The financial returns don't add up.
Just my opinion
 
Aucklanders need to wake up to Wayne Brown. Privatisation is high on the agenda, with Maurice Williamson in the background. More neoliberlist ideology.

Wayne Brown is also a complete prick.
Aucklanders voted for him and not much has changed.
Our choices of leaders is shocking.
At least the Mayor of Wellington has admitted to being a piss head .
Councils all over NZ are having problems 😑
 
Aucklanders voted for him and not much has changed.
Our choices of leaders is shocking.
At least the Mayor of Wellington has admitted to being a piss head .
Councils all over NZ are having problems 😑
i’ve seen her out and about a handful of times. trust me the news are being kind. she’s a nasty fucking asshole and she’s full of herself. falling all over the place telling everyone she shouldn’t have to pay and don’t you know who i am? she a fucking disgrace that’s who.

it’s one thing to have a problem. it’s another to just be a cunt.
 
Obviously to Northland I presume.
I actually don't think there's enough room to handle the amount of shipping now let alone the future.
Ships are getting bigger every year.
Would take a shit load of dredging to begin with.
The other downside is workers need housing.
They'll be required to sell homes in Auckland and need to buy again in Whangarei area.
Back in 2017, Wayne Brown wrote the Transport section of the NZ First election manifesto which included upgrading the rail network from Whangārei to Auckland and moving the port operations from Auckland to Northport.
 
Back in 2017, Wayne Brown wrote the Transport section of the NZ First election manifesto which included upgrading the rail network from Whangārei to Auckland and moving the port operations from Auckland to Northport.
Just my opinion but why didn't he consider the suitability of the area to handle the volume of shipping and more importantly the fact that the size (numbers of boxes they hold) before worrying about rail and road access.
 
Just my opinion but why didn't he consider the suitability of the area to handle the volume of shipping and more importantly the fact that the size (numbers of boxes they hold) before worrying about rail and road access.
I’d say it was because NZ First were wanting to offer carrots to the people of the North to vote for Shane Jones….. things like whether it could actually work wouldn’t have entered their minds.
 
Back
Top Bottom