Can we just all agree that the majority of the actions the current gov is focusing their time and effort on are dragging this country backwards?
Is there anyone who’s able to say fuck yea to all actions the coalition are completing?
Like my family is a bit more on the right then me, they definitely voted for one of the three parties, but even they are like “what the fuck” to half the shit that they are doing.
I’d be surprised if they extend their reign at the next election.
Never seen anything like it. They don’t do anything just undo, undo, undo all day.
To be fair Winston’s slogan was “let’s take our country back” and National’s slogan was something about “getting NZ back on track”… neither of them said to where.
It seems to be back to the 1970s. Or maybe the 1870s.
Culturally perhaps 1970s; but in terms of economics very much back to the 80s/90s neo-liberal reforms.
Luxon’s speech yesterday spinning a $200B hole in transport funding and the rough state of government’s books is a setup for more UK style austerity. The proposed replacements for 3 waters sets things up for privatisation of water assets. The only thing holding that back would be Te Tiriti, oh and what’s happening in that space?
Can we just all agree that the majority of the actions the current gov is focusing their time and effort on are dragging this country backwards?
Is there anyone who’s able to say fuck yea to all actions the coalition are completing?
Like my family is a bit more on the right then me, they definitely voted for one of the three parties, but even they are like “what the fuck” to half the shit that they are doing.
I’d be surprised if they extend their reign at the next election.
Delivering on campaign promises - no new ideas just “vote for us and we’ll undo the progress the last government made!”
Never seen anything like it. They don’t do anything just undo, undo, undo all day.
To be fair Winston’s slogan was “let’s take our country back” and National’s slogan was something about “getting NZ back on track”… neither of them said to where.
It seems to be back to the 1970s. Or maybe the 1870s.
Oh I have. Pretty typical playbook for conservatives world wide at the moment. They can’t even be creative in their lack of creativity
Culturally perhaps 1970s; but in terms of economics very much back to the 80s/90s neo-liberal reforms.
Luxon’s speech yesterday spinning a $200B hole in transport funding and the rough state of government’s books is a setup for more UK style austerity. The proposed replacements for 3 waters sets things up for privatisation of water assets. The only thing holding that back would be Te Tiriti, oh and what’s happening in that space?
Thanks. Sadly that makes a lot of sense.
I never thought they would eat MY face!
You and me maybe but “we all” is a large group and clearly the majority of the country wanted this.