Dear ACT Party - please do something spontaneous like combust
Let's politically sow your grave site with salt and bury your head separately while we are at it.
Kindest of regards
M Bradbury.
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posted by Bomber @ 1:17 pm
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Hmmm, great minds think, etc, etc...
Just posted this: http://fmacskasy.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/20-may-end-of-the-week-bouquets-brickbats-epic-fails-2/
You know what..... as I purchased my Wgtn City COuncil rubbish bags this morning (from a local New World - where I noted people all dressed up parading like fucking peacocks as they were getting ripped off, all swanning around trying to tell me how fucking beautiful they were), I wondered WHY it was that not too long ago, there was backyard collection of 'trash' by City Council EMPLOYEES [not on minimum wage either].
Then I woke up.
Rodney's mates had convinced NZers that user-pays and out-sourcing was the way to go on the basis of "efficiency and effectiveness" (actually I think thay said "Fushinsy n Fektivnuss", but it seems we all got the gist and were taken in by it.
Why do people no longer wonder or question why all that dogma has not worked, and indeed was/is more costly, less effective (I now have to walk down 100 steps to put out rubbish that was once collected and covered by Shiity Council rates - by reasonably satisfied employees in training for a sports teams - earning and sustaining a reasonably OK living.
I enjoy my trips to New World - all dressed up in the scrotiest clothes I can find, watching the SUV class that have no idea of the dimensions (or capabilities) of their vehicles trying to negotiate the carpark.
If it wasn't so funny it'd be pathetic!
get back on track bomber, we buried ACT last year
get back on track bomber, we buried ACT last year
I read that Crimp story the other day, and it instantly blew my fragile little mind. Seriously, it one of the greatest "What The Fuck Was That?" moments I've ever had reading a newspaper. Incredible the Herald's editor greenlighted what is essentially hate speech.
Nitrium: after the Paul Holmes racist comments regarding the Maori and Waitangi Day, I'm not surprised. While they claim it's "freedom of speech", they ignored the phrases that attacked Maori as a group rather than the Maori protestors specifically. They'll justify anything to sell a copy.
When I read the Heralds report I pounced on Mr Crimp pretty quick here with a box of adjectives . The crazy old coot lives not that far from me too which made me check my door locks . Then I saw him on TV tonight and I now feel sorry for the poor old bugger . While I'm no expert , I do have some experience of having someone close succumbing to a degenerative brain disease and poor old Crimp checks all the boxes I'm afraid . Further more , a brain disease isn't obvious like a broken leg or projectile vomiting and explosive diarrhea . He does look and certainly sounds as though he has dementia , perhaps even Alzheimer's disease and that can have a profound effect on the way a person portrays themselves . Sufferers can seem at once relatively normal but be completely insane . It's a truly horrible disease and perhaps the worst of all because it alienates the suffers from friends and family and the usual outcome is to die alone being cared for by strangers . By the way , has any reporter ever had sex while UP a tree ? Whilst swinging from a tree ? If a tree falls over in the forest as you're shagging against it , do you make a noise ? The true shame here , the truly nasty , dirty thing here is that ACT took his money .
The amount of coverage (good or bad )the NZ herald gives to Act is lubricious.
Did anyone else notice they confirmed his statistics on Maori and prisons but did nothing with his "facts" on how much language funding they get.
I'm not sure what the number are but I do doubt them and the Herald was negligent in publishing his comments without disclosing if they are correct or not.
I looked into it (not far because I'm not sure when to look for accurate figures)and if it is $500m that's because it includes funding for schools, including infrastructure - which would still need to be spent if they when to "normal schools".
Also most importantly $500m is only about 1.25% of the annual tax take. Not much to foster the cornerstone of a culture 15% of population identifies with.
Sadly it's becoming all to common for people to discriminate on the basis of culture - " I don't care if you're Maori/Chinese/Indian as long as you behave like a white Man" - sorry guys that's still racist.
I wonder if it the Herald is trying to look shocked for majority while flushing out a few racist bigoted voters for a party struggling for 2%
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