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That’s what I like about Jack Tame, Louise Upton got exactly the same treatment as Chloe Swarbrick. If there’s questions to be answered, there’s no biases no matter the affiliation. Hands down NZ’s leading political journalist, long may q and a continue.“Politics doesn’t just happen every three years with a general election, and that is precisely what you will see from the Greens in the coming three years under and in response to this incredibly reactionary, cruel government,” Swarbrick told Q+A host Jack Tame on Sunday.
“We will be mobilising people to push back against that agenda.”
fuck, imagine the outcry if seymour was mobilizing people to push back against the former governments agenda.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/35...assive-mobilisation-people-against-government
i used to quite like chloe swarbrick but she just wreaks of sour grapes. the whole left just looks like crybabies who are desperate to not admit they made a billowing dumpster fire of the country, and instead complain about things that already haven’t happened and may or may even not ever happen.
everything since the election has been some limp kind of performative soft protest.
time to suck it up and keep the new government honest instead of whinging and being petulant.
Wonder when Chloe will wake up to the fact that this approach is actually hindering support for the left.“Politics doesn’t just happen every three years with a general election, and that is precisely what you will see from the Greens in the coming three years under and in response to this incredibly reactionary, cruel government,” Swarbrick told Q+A host Jack Tame on Sunday.
“We will be mobilising people to push back against that agenda.”
fuck, imagine the outcry if seymour was mobilizing people to push back against the former governments agenda.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/35...assive-mobilisation-people-against-government
i used to quite like chloe swarbrick but she just wreaks of sour grapes. the whole left just looks like crybabies who are desperate to not admit they made a billowing dumpster fire of the country, and instead complain about things that already haven’t happened and may or may even not ever happen.
everything since the election has been some limp kind of performative soft protest.
time to suck it up and keep the new government honest instead of whinging and being petulant.
not until it’s too late i’m sure. and of course it’ll be everyone else’s fault.Wonder when Chloe will wake up to the fact that this approach is actually hindering support for the left.
Does that mean there's corruption in the current govt? What is it exactly, are you worried about it?As I have said, there is corruption and agendas across all the parties and previous governments.
By corruption, I am using it in the way that it has been alleged by other posters and you would have to say in that context there is likely to be. You could also say that it is potentially more like a symbiotic relationship with parties and supporters aligning with similar or common ground. And yes, that occurs across the political spectrum, including the opposition and current government.Does that mean there's corruption in the current govt? What is it exactly, are you worried about it?
Well I'm a bit worried if there's corruption in any party, aren't you? Your turn to elaborate now.By corruption, I am using it in the way that it has been alleged by other posters and you would have to say in that context there is likely to be. You could also say that it is potentially more like a symbiotic relationship with parties and supporters aligning with similar or common ground. And yes, that occurs across the political spectrum, including the opposition and current government.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by worried about? Can you elaborate more,?
Hey Robin have you heard about Batman's new arch-enemy, the ElaboraterBy corruption, I am using it in the way that it has been alleged by other posters and you would have to say in that context there is likely to be. You could also say that it is potentially more like a symbiotic relationship with parties and supporters aligning with similar or common ground. And yes, that occurs across the political spectrum, including the opposition and current government.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by worried about? Can you elaborate more,?
marvel comics the elaborator and sidekick the vibratorHey Robin have you heard about Batman's new arch-enemy, the Elaborater
Depends on your definition of corruption. I also think the term has been thrown around far too much and many times used as an attack because they simply don't agree with a certain policy. And also selectively without using the same scrutiny across the political spectrum. It certainly seems to be targeted at the current right Government when there has been so much that has happened. In the last 6 years that has been as equally deserving, if not more so, of scrutiny, critique, questioning.... But wasn't.Well I'm a bit worried if there's corruption in any party, aren't you? Your turn to elaborate now.
Yeah interesting how it's Batman and Robin on this side...but... As usual those with different views can't seem to see that they are just the same on the opposite side.Hey Robin have you heard about Batman's new arch-enemy, the Elaborater
Yeah can't disagree with most of that. Except your point about there not being the same scrutiny and questioning in the last 6 years, I've seen plenty of screeching and conspiracy theories about Labour being puppets of Blackrock, the WEF, the UN, māori elites, international Marxism etc, not to mention the hysteria from anti-vaxxers, Groundswell, angry boomers, it seemed like a crescendo of scrutiny and accusations of corruption at times.Depends on your definition of corruption. I also think the term has been thrown around far too much and many times used as an attack because they simply don't agree with a certain policy. And also selectively without using the same scrutiny across the political spectrum. It certainly seems to be targeted at the current right Government when there has been so much that has happened. In the last 6 years that has been as equally deserving, if not more so, of scrutiny, critique, questioning.... But wasn't.
Put it this way. As much as some posters say that the voting public are dumb, it appears to me that there have largely always been swings to the left or right and changes of government when needed. That might not be what some have wanted because if their own political leanings but it's hard to argue that for a mostly centralist country there hasn't been that.
Am I worried about who donated to which party? Who gets guidance from which think tank or organisation? Honestly, not a huge amount. Does it give pause for thought. Yup, for every party and their policies.
What I am worried about is the quality of our MPs and subsequently the quality of both the Government and just as or more importantly the opposition. I am concerned about the quality and balance of our media and who is influencing them.
If there is a large level of corruption then it surely should be easy for the opposition and the media to do their job. The fact we are consistently at the top of the least corrupt nations in the world must surely give some confidence. If there truly is such a huge level of corruption in our politics then it is there because of the voters, the opposition and the media allowing it.
Yes, by the same, I meant that certain allegations being made about the current government could be made about the previous in a lot of instances. Also the examples you raise are very much from fringe, conspiracy groups which is pretty much how a lot of the posts against the current lot come across also.Yeah can't disagree with most of that. Except your point about there not being the same scrutiny and questioning in the last 6 years, I've seen plenty of screeching and conspiracy theories about Labour being puppets of Blackrock, the WEF, the UN, māori elites, international Marxism etc, not to mention the hysteria from anti-vaxxers, Groundswell, angry boomers, it seemed like a crescendo of scrutiny and accusations of corruption at times.
Yeah they're probably all corrupt in some ways, thankfully it's only 7 days until the first trial and I'll have more more important things to worry then.
Where's Wiz, tied up back at the bat cave is he?Yes, by the same, I meant that certain allegations being made about the current government could be made about the previous in a lot of instances. Also the examples you raise are very much from fringe, conspiracy groups which is pretty much how a lot of the posts against the current lot come across also.
Hey, maybe there is an element of truth to all of it.
i also just wanted to add here, i think this because she wants the what’s right and best but she’s too hungry for it.not until it’s too late i’m sure. and of course it’ll be everyone else’s fault.
she’ll slowly tear that party apart i think. look at her eyes, she even looks unhinged.
sad really.
Where's Wiz, tied up back at the bat cave is he?