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Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Praktica - 12-05-2025 https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360683636/sir-ian-taylor-rushed-legislation-forgotten-women-and-triumphant-return-word-pillock RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - zqwerty - 12-05-2025 Yes agree wholeheartedly. The National pillocks need to go as soon as possible; how on Earth did they get voted back in? RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-05-2025 Jan though, in her post over in our ginormous Never Enough thread has a very good point about the process of pay equity claims and who benefits. But rather than stymie existing and future claims in order to save potential billions, why didn't the government examine the process and make it better? Easier to use? More accessible to those who need it? Because paying all people decent earnings for work done is a good thing, right? No one wants labour ripped off, right? Our entire community benefits when work is rewarded properly and fairly, and the gap between rich and poor continues to shrink? Fair pay for everyone? Right? RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 09:56 AM)zqwerty Wrote: how on Earth did they get voted back in? Because Labour were a inept circus and if they get voted in again TPM and the Greens will be calling the shots RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - harm_less - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 10:18 AM)heisenberg Wrote:(12-05-2025, 09:56 AM)zqwerty Wrote: how on Earth did they get voted back in? You state that as if it's a bad thing ![]() RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 10:46 AM)harm_less Wrote:(12-05-2025, 10:18 AM)heisenberg Wrote: ...if they get voted in again TPM and the Greens will be calling the shots TPM want to eradicate whiteys even though they have European heritage and the Greens are no longer for the environment more like shoplifting trans activists if bussy boy has his way RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-05-2025 There is this habit voting blocs have, of becoming bored with the incumbent government. We see it quite often, and it isn't offset by the shorter term we have in Aotearoa. Add to that the consequences of the pandemic, which to my mind resemble the screaming energy release of six year olds when a long and rather dull class empties out onto a playground. We know things can be better, and we want that so much we become blinded to the obvious. It has happened to the US, and it is a tragedy. But, that tragedy has become a red flag to other nations, to Europe, to Canada, to Australia, and perhaps even the Vatican... The trick this time will be to make sure the Winston effect is not allowed to poison the coalition. To make sure that the small voice in the happy families arrangement does not become the demon child determined to wreck everything if it doesn't get its own way. RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 11:06 AM)heisenberg Wrote:(12-05-2025, 10:46 AM)harm_less Wrote: You state that as if it's a bad thing Sometimes, your posts seem to signal that you want to be disliked. It's a bit sad, that. RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Praktica - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 11:37 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote:(12-05-2025, 11:06 AM)heisenberg Wrote: TPM want to eradicate whiteys even though they have European heritage and the Greens are no longer for the environment more like shoplifting trans activists if bussy boy has his way Well, after reading his post, there are two possibilities...he's a troll, or, a sad, ignorant, deluded fool. RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 11:47 AM)Praktica Wrote:(12-05-2025, 11:37 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Sometimes, your posts seem to signal that you want to be disliked. It's a bit sad, that. Coming from you thats praise RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-05-2025 I don't think he's either. I have been engaged with forums since 1998, on an every day basis. It's an addiction, lol, and I have learned so much in the process. Some really striking lessons, like honesty is really the only way to be online, no matter what it costs. Like we are all so much more alike than we are different. That we each have the most amazing stories behind us and in front of us. Like the way aggression and hate always backfires, and like we can say anything - literally anything at all, if we use the right words so people listen and hear us. It is a magical world, the forum universe, we are very lucky to be part of it. RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - zqwerty - 12-05-2025 [Removed: rule 2A] RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 02:34 PM)zqwerty Wrote: [Removed: rule 2A] truth....you cant handle the truth RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - zqwerty - 12-05-2025 National type truth with a sprinkling of insisting on perfection like a distorted little tin pot god who wants to make any and all feel bad, a disturbed individual searching for a landing place but having not found it and believing that such a place exists in a real world persists in annoying all and sundry in the forlorn hope that someone will tell him the truth that he is looking for, or that he has missed up until now. [Removed: rule 2A] One of the first things to recognize is that perfection is not possible in the real world and that the meaning of to be grown up is to know when something is at its optimum point and any further effort is a complete waste of time. Sometimes that final possible point is well below what you can imagine would be possible but unfortunately that's just the way it is. The next point is that things are always more complicated than you think they are and there are no simple answers most of the time. Your oversimplification of everything is not cleverness it is stupidity. Begone. RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Lilith7 - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 10:10 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Jan though, in her post over in our ginormous Never Enough thread has a very good point about the process of pay equity claims and who benefits. But rather than stymie existing and future claims in order to save potential billions, why didn't the government examine the process and make it better? Easier to use? More accessible to those who need it? Because paying all people decent earnings for work done is a good thing, right? No one wants labour ripped off, right? Our entire community benefits when work is rewarded properly and fairly, and the gap between rich and poor continues to shrink? Fair pay for everyone? " why didn't the government examine the process and make it better?" That'd be because they're a rightwing Neo Liberal party; therefore not in the business of makings better for most people. Just those who are wealthy or about to be wealthy... God to a hungry child "I didn’t make this world for you You didn’t buy any stocks in my railroad You didn’t invest in my Corporation Where are your shares in Standard Oil? I made the world for the rich And the will-be-rich And the have-always-been-rich Not for you Hungry child." Langston Hughes RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 12-05-2025 (12-05-2025, 03:20 PM)zqwerty Wrote: National type truth with a sprinkling of insisting on perfection like a distorted little tin pot god who wants to make any and all feel bad, a disturbed individual searching for a landing place but having not found it and believing that such a place exists in a real world persists in annoying all and sundry in the forlorn hope that someone will tell him the truth that he is looking for, or that he has missed up until now.begone.........lol..........i have no time for National and Luxon might as well be Ardern RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 12-05-2025 Responding is a choice. You two both need to remember that. As for Luxon being Ardern... Oh I wish, lol! And I have never voted Labour... RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - Oh_hunnihunni - 13-05-2025 Another really good piece on the pay equity debacle... https://www.thepost.co.nz/politics/360681822/girl-math-budget-will-cut-deep-especially-women?fbclid=IwY2xjawKPUbxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFjMWJqZHBBT1NaVXFPVlptAR6D-v6kRk-9X9LpD1_D7oTFe1atIgeJaIzthkVe9hPrQ9eIoeC28pCpgvWKvw_aem_BE86FMIpvZcHZbS7-uXrIg RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - heisenberg - 13-05-2025 (13-05-2025, 10:21 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Another really good piece on the pay equity debacle... oh yes a very balanced view, especially calling women c---s RE: Ian Taylor puts the boot in again... - king1 - 13-05-2025 (13-05-2025, 03:33 PM)heisenberg Wrote:(13-05-2025, 10:21 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Another really good piece on the pay equity debacle... read it again, that is not what was being said |