[Politics] The New Zealand PM

sydney · Mar 17, 2019

goldstone said:
She looks like a skeleton with skin stretched across her face. Awful looking woman.

my god.....i think she gave birth not long ago so is probably breast feeding , up all night , exhausted.......she is also the pm of a country that has just had a massacre that has made headlines around the globe ......did you expect her to look like pamela anderson ...?? your comment is so out of context i can hardly be bothered calling you a twatt.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 17, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
A woman's appearance should always take precedence over her character. Well done.

You just made me spit tea on my keyboard. Top work :lolol:

Harry Wilson's tackle · Mar 17, 2019

sydney said:
my god.....i think she gave birth not long ago so is probably breast feeding , up all night , exhausted.......she is also the pm of a country that has just had a massacre that has made headlines around the globe ......did you expect her to look like pamela anderson ...?? your comment is so out of context i can hardly be bothered calling you a twatt.

Well said. The gormlessness of some people has no bounds.

um bongo molongo · Mar 17, 2019

Agree she’s great and also agree with the comment that many of our backbench MPs are similar, but none of the front bench. The question is why? I think the two party system and how those parties work is part of the problem. The “grassroots” of those parties hold all of the power - which means a bunch of daily mail reading old biddies in the case of the Tories (see Nick Boles having to resign from his local party for having the temerity to vote against ruining the country with no deal). And for Labour it means the power lies with trade unions and a bunch of champagne Marxists, most of whom seem to be privately educated “rebels” who think white imperialism is the root problem of everything, our working classes are to be pitied and handed out to and that aspiration is a dirty word. And then who vote down anyone’s who doesn’t agree with them. See Ed Milliband getting voted for over the infinitely better qualified David, plus pretty much everything that’s happened in Labour since.

If there’s one good thing to come out of the Brexit omnishshambles it might be that the whole system needs a rethink, we need more parties, a round chamber not an adversarial one, and a different voting system.

BadFish · Mar 17, 2019

BLOCK F said:
Yes, she comes over well and speaks with passion, but she is not having to address a nation divided, unlike our politicians.

Is this because she hasn't divided the nation?

nicko31 · Mar 17, 2019

When you look at the list of dinosaurs lined up to replace TM, she's the kind of progressive leader we can only dream off

BLOCK F · Mar 17, 2019

BadFish said:
Is this because she hasn't divided the nation?

Well, What I meant was that she was addressing a shocking event that would not divide a nation, as opposed to the wretched Brexit topic that continues to plague this country and has caused unprecedented divisions amongst the populace.
But then again, you knew that, didn't you. I was not making a political point.

BadFish · Mar 17, 2019

BLOCK F said:
Well, What I meant was that she was addressing a shocking event that would not divide a nation, as opposed to the wretched Brexit topic that continues to plague this country and has caused unprecedented divisions amongst the populace.
But then again, you knew that, didn't you. I was not making a political point.

The point I was making was that it is easier to impress when talking if your actions are also impressive. And vice versa

Both she and the politicians in the UK are reaping what they sowed.

LlcoolJ · Mar 17, 2019

goldstone said:
She looks like a skeleton with skin stretched across her face. Awful looking woman.

I bet you're a right stunner. Oh and if not then you have zero redeeming features, you absolute chop.

Southern Scouse · Mar 17, 2019

I remember seeing her on the Victoria Derbyshire show and thinking that she was confident, assured and yet quite humble.
Her presence has I think been a key part in uniting the country after this tradegy. I also think no blame can possibly be proportioned at her or her government about receiving a so called manifesto, nine minutes before the event, with no clue to where it was going to happen.

Hampster Gull · Mar 17, 2019

goldstone said:
She looks like a skeleton with skin stretched across her face. Awful looking woman.

Fool

LlcoolJ · Mar 17, 2019

Chicken Run said:
You have got and had politicians like her in this country, in the same situation I’m more than certain Peter Kyle, Lucas or even Jo Cox would be the same.

I agree. But as others have pointed out, that type of decent person (and I'd include my local MP Louise Haigh, although I didn't vote for her) is so far away from real power that we don't even generally get to hear from them. Let alone see them as genuine contenders for running the country.
[MENTION=2534]um bongo molongo[/MENTION] has nailed the reasons why.

I've never been so disillusioned with our political system. I'm 44 and have taken a great interest in politics since I was about 8 years old and my Mum explained what was happening on the news to me.

It's never been this bad with regard to the utter twats that are the only ones with any chance of the top job.

Sussex Nomad · Mar 17, 2019

goldstone said:
She looks like a skeleton with skin stretched across her face. Awful looking woman.

Could have forgiven that if posted at midnight on a Saturday under the influence with an apology for being so crass this morning. Sometimes a post just stops you in its tracks for being so unbelievably stupid. You win this hands down for the year.

maltaseagull · Mar 17, 2019

goldstone said:
She looks like a skeleton with skin stretched across her face. Awful looking woman.

You lose a lot of credibility with such a ridiculous comment. Are you really that shallow?

BLOCK F · Mar 17, 2019

LlcoolJ said:
I agree. But as others have pointed out, that type of decent person (and I'd include my local MP Louise Haigh, although I didn't vote for her) is so far away from real power that we don't even generally get to hear from them. Let alone see them as genuine contenders for running the country.
[MENTION=2534]um bongo molongo[/MENTION] has nailed the reasons why.

I've never been so disillusioned with our political system. I'm 44 and have taken a great interest in politics since I was about 8 years old and my Mum explained what was happening on the news to me.

It's never been this bad with regard to the utter twats that are the only ones with any chance of the top job.

Regrettably, a backbench MP who got a top job fairly recently has turned out to be a huge 'utter ****'.
I give you Jeremy Corbyn! :ohmy:

Triggaaar · Mar 17, 2019

The Birdman said:
At least our gun law better however we are not doing so well with knifes.

Does New Zealand not have much knife crime?

LlcoolJ · Mar 17, 2019

sydney said:
my god.....i think she gave birth not long ago so is probably breast feeding , up all night , exhausted.......she is also the pm of a country that has just had a massacre that has made headlines around the globe ......did you expect her to look like pamela anderson ...?? your comment is so out of context i can hardly be bothered calling you a twatt.

Bang on mate. Plus, although it's irrelevant, I think she's lovely.

But maybe that's because I find real women attractive, rather than orange coated, silicone implanted, collagen injected, fake eyebrow mingers. Who knows?

Sussex Nomad · Mar 17, 2019

Triggaaar said:
Does New Zealand not have much knife crime?

I don't think it has much crime at all. Their 6 o'clock news generally consists, as headlines, of a dog doing a naughty poo on the pavement, or someone stealing a Freddo from the local store. So something of this magnitude is quite huge for NZ.

Triggaaar · Mar 17, 2019

Sussex Nomad said:
I don't think it has much crime at all.

Definitely has some: https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compar...?country1=United+Kingdom&country2=New+Zealand

And given how low the population is, I'm not sure it's that impressive.

So something of this magnitude is quite huge for NZ.

Something of this magnitude would be huge for the UK, and we don't have a population of 5 million.

Sussex Nomad · Mar 17, 2019

Triggaaar said:
Definitely has some: https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compar...?country1=United+Kingdom&country2=New+Zealand

And given how low the population is, I'm not sure it's that impressive.
Something of this magnitude would be huge for the UK, and we don't have a population of 5 million.

I did once see one of those gang programmes with that bloke from Eastenders with a gang of Maoris that totally tattoo their faces. They looked scary.

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