Mar 21, 2014
"Használjuk az eszünket és akkor talán túl tudjuk élni magunkat."
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"Használjuk az eszünket és akkor talán túl tudjuk élni magunkat."
He lost the ability to can, LOL. I actually don't think he ever had the ability to can. I was so pissed off yesterday that the speaker was going to let him say I mean if Labour supporter parties didn't meet the support needed I bet that they wouldn't have got a second chance. But now I just laugh.
The Speaker is a corrupt, Nationalist puppet, so it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they had allowed him to stay. Absolutely, even more so if it were the Greens, or Mana. He can retire now, and sit, by himself, in a corner, with all of his middle-class white male friends. Hah.
Going too far
Desperation turned Labour rabid yesterday in its pursuit of Peter Dunne.
Peter Dunne is clearly no longer leader of a political party. If the truth were known, it might turn out that he hasn't been leader of a fully-fledged party for quite some time.
But the Speaker is right to let United Future speedily resubmit for Party status. It's the fair thing to do, and most of us take pride in the reasonableness and fairness of our culture.
We're not litigious, nit-picking, drama queens. Let's leave that to America - and maybe now, to the Labour Party.
Labour looked rabid yesterday in its pursuit of the Speaker and its attempt to get Dunne's entitlements cut during the period in which his Party resubmits for registration.
Labour's desperation to make the Key Government look messy, led it to precisely the type of behaviour that voters dislike. In fact, precisely the opposite behaviour to the tempered jovial and easy-going demeanor that has had John Key so high in the polls for so long.
The dilemma facing Oppositions is that you need to be passionate to expose the Government, but too much passion turns people off because it's shrill, self-serving and disproportionate.
Labour crossed that line yesterday. It allegations of corruption were an outrageous slur on the Kiwi culture of fairness.
If United Future fails to re-register, then the Speaker's course must be clear. Until then, let's give them a chance. It's the Kiwi thing to do.