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RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Lilith7 - 11-08-2025

(11-08-2025, 12:17 PM)heisenberg Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 11:27 AM)Lilith7 Wrote: It would be brilliant if all our politicians put aside their differences & worked together, taking a long term view & doing what's best for all of us. 
Rather than acting in the best interests of those who are wealthy, while making things worse for those who are not.

Deliberately I suspect.

like ardern did over covid you mean

Have you not got another drum? That ones getting a wee bit worn... Big Grin


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - heisenberg - 11-08-2025

(11-08-2025, 03:32 PM)Lilith7 Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 12:17 PM)heisenberg Wrote: like ardern did over covid you mean

Have you not got another drum? That ones getting a wee bit worn... Big Grin

thats rich coming from you


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Praktica - 11-08-2025

(11-08-2025, 03:32 PM)Lilith7 Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 12:17 PM)heisenberg Wrote: like ardern did over covid you mean

Have you not got another drum? That ones getting a wee bit worn... Big Grin

Nah - the standard rightwing troll is too thick to be able to remember more than one talking point at a time.


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - heisenberg - 12-08-2025

(11-08-2025, 04:48 PM)Praktica Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 03:32 PM)Lilith7 Wrote: Have you not got another drum? That ones getting a wee bit worn... Big Grin

Nah - the standard rightwing troll is too thick to be able to remember more than one talking point at a time.

still waiting for you to fill us in what your doing for your local homeless, got a few in your spare room have you


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-08-2025

Ooooh, show and tell is it? Okay heisenberg. You first...


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - heisenberg - 12-08-2025

(Yesterday, 09:34 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Ooooh, show and tell is it? Okay heisenberg. You first...

like i said in the other post i have done my bit, got a couple of grand damage and some stuff stolen for my troubles, never again from me but whats paprica done apart from run his lefty mouth

all mouth and no trousers


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-08-2025

Being a landlord is not necessarily something to be proud of.


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Lilith7 - 12-08-2025

(11-08-2025, 04:48 PM)Praktica Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 03:32 PM)Lilith7 Wrote: Have you not got another drum? That ones getting a wee bit worn... Big Grin

Nah - the standard rightwing troll is too thick to be able to remember more than one talking point at a time.

Yeah = the thing about trolls is the tedium. Rolleyes


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - heisenberg - 13-08-2025

(Yesterday, 03:39 PM)Lilith7 Wrote:
(11-08-2025, 04:48 PM)Praktica Wrote: Nah - the standard rightwing troll is too thick to be able to remember more than one talking point at a time.

Yeah = the thing about trolls is the tedium. Rolleyes

yea have a look at your own posting history

(Yesterday, 11:28 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Being a landlord is not necessarily something to be proud of.

but according to you lot being a parasitic bludger with you hand out is............its always someone else’s fault


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Oh_hunnihunni - 13-08-2025

Not necessarily. But everything has a cause, and that cause can be consequential to the choices made by someone or something distanced from the outcome. Butterflies causing hurricanes and the like.

But even in the situation where the bad outcome is directly and immediately relatable, do we not have a responsibility to act? For instance - the accident recently, where a boat and trailer came loose and rammed into an ongoing car, killing the woman driver, and leaving her son bereft in the back until emergency services were called - after several vehicles had passed the scene without stopping. Including the vehicle towing the boat. Still hasn't come forward.

Or mental health crisis callouts - should we just not bother with those? Home invasions? Suicides?

How is that different to helping house the homeless? Or providing health services to drug addicts? Or legally protecting sex workers? Or dairy owners? Or road workers?

Bad outcomes are often someones fault. Does that mean we shouldn't try to help? Or try not to contribute to more?


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Praktica - 13-08-2025

(Today, 07:18 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Not necessarily. But everything has a cause, and that cause can be consequential to the choices made by someone or something distanced from the outcome. Butterflies causing hurricanes and the like.

But even in the situation where the bad outcome is directly and immediately relatable, do we not have a responsibility to act? For instance - the accident recently, where a boat and trailer came loose and rammed into an ongoing car, killing the woman driver, and leaving her son bereft in the back until emergency services were called - after several vehicles had passed the scene without stopping. Including the vehicle towing the boat. Still hasn't come forward.

Or mental health crisis callouts - should we just not bother with those? Home invasions? Suicides?

How is that different to helping house the homeless? Or providing health services to drug addicts? Or legally protecting sex workers? Or dairy owners? Or road workers?

Bad outcomes are often someones fault. Does that mean we shouldn't try to help? Or try not to contribute to more?

I'm starting to think that our troll is a bot - programmed with phrases that rightwing doofuses think are offensive to normal people.


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - king1 - 13-08-2025

(Today, 06:05 AM)heisenberg Wrote:
(Yesterday, 11:28 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Being a landlord is not necessarily something to be proud of.

but according to you lot being a parasitic bludger with you hand out is............its always someone else’s fault
yeah that's just bollocks - some folks just actually care about others


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - harm_less - 13-08-2025

(Today, 08:08 AM)Praktica Wrote: I'm starting to think that our troll is a bot - programmed with phrases that rightwing doofuses think are offensive to normal people.
If that is the case whoever is directing that bot has really shit spelling, punctuation and grammatical skills.


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - Lilith7 - 13-08-2025

(Today, 08:08 AM)Praktica Wrote:
(Today, 07:18 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Not necessarily. But everything has a cause, and that cause can be consequential to the choices made by someone or something distanced from the outcome. Butterflies causing hurricanes and the like.

But even in the situation where the bad outcome is directly and immediately relatable, do we not have a responsibility to act? For instance - the accident recently, where a boat and trailer came loose and rammed into an ongoing car, killing the woman driver, and leaving her son bereft in the back until emergency services were called - after several vehicles had passed the scene without stopping. Including the vehicle towing the boat. Still hasn't come forward.

Or mental health crisis callouts - should we just not bother with those? Home invasions? Suicides?

How is that different to helping house the homeless? Or providing health services to drug addicts? Or legally protecting sex workers? Or dairy owners? Or road workers?

Bad outcomes are often someones fault. Does that mean we shouldn't try to help? Or try not to contribute to more?

I'm starting to think that our troll is a bot - programmed with phrases that rightwing doofuses think are offensive to normal people.

I suppose that has to be a possibility..


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - heisenberg - 13-08-2025

(Today, 08:08 AM)Praktica Wrote: I'm starting to think that our troll is a bot - programmed with phrases that rightwing doofuses think are offensive to normal people.

hows those homeless people you care so much about


got a few in your spare room? some on the couch ? yea na


RE: Thousands give up medic alert bracelet due to cost - king1 - 13-08-2025

(6 hours ago)heisenberg Wrote:
(Today, 08:08 AM)Praktica Wrote: I'm starting to think that our troll is a bot - programmed with phrases that rightwing doofuses think are offensive to normal people.

hows those homeless people you care so much about


got a few in your spare room? some on the couch ? yea na

How about you focus on issues heisenberg - badgering people with pointless lines of questioning might be construed as trolling...