Comments by "Weeby Kiwi" (@MatuaKiwi) on "Chlöe Swarbrick and Brooke van Velden agree on 'fragile' nation | TVNZ Breakfast" video.

  1. not six years mate 3 years the first three years of labour had great economic outcomes its how she got 50% of the nations vote for the second term as for the second term it started the same year covid did
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  2.  @craybro  the last government had to deal with a pandemic so yes there were going to be halts
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  3. No ones removing those from the curriculum. It'd be easy to simply add it to social studies mate we dont need to learn about the oregon trail and about the american pilgrims in such detail because it has little to do with our Nations people however we do have New Zealand citizens apart of the lgbtq who happen to live in a world that still ostracizes and persecutes them
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  4.  @neil3488  no it simply went over your head
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  5. people of the community can you give me a single policy created by the last government that forced division
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  6. Welcome to National conservatism
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  7.  @neil3488  its unfortunate people who vote cant articulate or understand those who can
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  8.  @chrisnipper9163  tax isnt the solution if you tax the rich they'll take it out on the poor what we need is for them to spend more money. personally i love wealthy people who throw money away these guys are the ones putting money back into the economy
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  9.  @acarroll6842  yes i believe covid fugged their economy too. whats ya point here
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  10. but keep parating the same old right wing cliche propaganda bro and the sheeple will follow
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  11.  @JacowateHamaeran  i got some simple questions for you do you believe in sex ed classes for year 9 and 10 students and do you believe in using fables to teach younger kids good morals
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  12. Yes and no most wealthy people are born wealthy but there are a few who become wealthy but not alot. The world we live in is very much who you know
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  13.  @FreedomGoldStriker  the world is not black and white we dont live in a world where people reap what you sow. Ill be blunt if your not born into wealth then you better be willing exploit people and resoures to get above the rest. Because your typical personis willing to work hard but only those willing to do more than work hard make it to the top. ill ask a simple question can you name one sucessful company that hasnt exploited people or resources to turn a profit or have an advantage over competition
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  14. wealth isnt the problem stagnant money is. She's partialy right money eventually makes its way into the hands up top thats and that wouldnt be an issue if that money didnt end up stagnating there. Some how we need them to put money back into the economy naturally not through taxes
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  15.  mattgee1118  Mhm and ten percent of that is taxes and the other 90 is the seller
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  16.  @stephenbaker-lemay479  it only reates division with bigots. When i asked do you think Te Reo should be ompulsory you said yeah who do you think would likely say no to that notion me personally i think its the ignorant and raist that will oppose that idea and imo niether of hose people should be given spae to sway policy beause thats how bad shit happens to good people
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  17. why didnt we get high skilled settlers to start with why did we get raist ruffians who created a government by their own accord
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  18. 1 Maori is not a rae 2 Differences are not bad or inequal maori understand this national onservatism obviously doesnt they think we sgould all be the same/like them
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  19.  @olsaffa7679  do you think every race ethnic group and culture are equal and should be treated as such if the answer is yes then each culture should be respected in their motherlands and yet act and nz 1st say F you to that
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  20. 77 percent my ass if there were that many people who believed that then there wouldnt of been risk of a re-election and a coalition. the last government got 50% of the entire countries vote. If it wasnt for the pandemic screwing the economy they likely would of got in again easily
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  21.  @stephenbaker-lemay479  Equality isn't hard if allowed space the reason it's so difficult is that people who don't experience inequality push back on policies that try to bring it to the table. Like let me ask you do you think making Te reo compulsory in schools is divisive, special treatment or racist
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  22. You got a marae to go back to bro ? if so thank the treaty because othwise everything would of been annexed. It was thanks to the treaty that maori were able to fight the government to get land back too
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  23.  @kjr2868  if acts agenda is to allow maori to keep their lands why is it that in an interview a during the campaign period did he say and i quote "people should not be able to hold onto land simply because it was passed down by family mambers a few hundred years ago" And why did he run an anti o governance campaign
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  24. ​ @kjr2868  yeah sorry i read that so wrong ill shut up
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  25. if most kiwis wanted that then Act would have had more than 8% of the nations vote read the room and statistics
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  26. not even Chris the primininster wants treaty referendum or the re writing of treaty principles he only allowed it because he needed a coalition or risk a re election
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  27. how do you re skill as an older person in there 40s and 50s
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  28.  @kitty2527  35 your near the ass end of being able to make a career change because 1 thats 4 years traning and like 5 to 10 years debt which means you'll only just be reaching a comortable place in ya 40s leaving you f all time to save for retirement beause superanuation is gone for people in their thirties today meaning you'll likely be working till you die
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  29.  @brianmitchell1624  yup they scooped up 50% of the nations votes
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  30.  @stephenbaker-lemay479  Thats a nice way of saying you think others are below you
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