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RE: The National Government

shouganai — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 10:25:58 GMT

I think you are severely deluded if you think governments exist to serve you. Its intent is to promise everything and give nothing. Why do you suppose the concept of rights is defined NOT as 'protection' but rather as an obligation. You presume that they are incompetent, but in fact they are unethical. They know full well that you have no choice within a 2-party system. They win either way given they have a life-time pension no matter which side of parliament they occupy. You are destined to remain in a state of anxiety and discontent, or decline into a state of psychological repression. Think! Then channel your energy into something constructive. i.e. Goal-directed action. Preferably some action destined to change the way government acts. Otherwise you are just another 'boo hoo' story.

RE: The National Government

Shooter — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:16:49 GMT

I'm still thinking

RE: The National Government

crumpler — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:58:24 GMT

So, in 8 days no one has been able to cite one point? They can't be doing that poorly can they?

The National Government

crumpler — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 00:11:24 GMT

So, since I'm still scratching my head wondering what I can in fact attribute to the National Party having done for 'Me' as a Tax Payer, Employer, Business Owner or Citizen of New Zealand, I was just wondering if, perhaps, I was just on some kind of 'Fringe', you know, missing out on all those lovely financial reliefs National had promised or those incentives for job creation Mr. Key has been bashing the pot about.

Please, anyone that has been helped in ANY way whatsoever by the current government, speak up, I'd be keen to hear just what it is I've been missing out on!

(N.B Rodney's travel agent need not respond)