Posts by Farmer Green
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to Katharine Moody,
So in your manifesto, immigration is necessary for what?
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to Katharine Moody,
The real issue is that NZ is bad for immigrants.
The real issue for me is not the immigration per se , but rather
the policy that sees a generation of young NZers provided with dismal education , thus creating a need for immigrants, who have the required education, to take the place of the "unsuitable " Kiwi youth.A self-fulfilling prophecy . . . .we need immigrants because Kiwis don't have the necessaries.
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
...too much information!
Insufficient insulation ?
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to WH,
It seems to be about that time . . . creative destruction it is sometime called.
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to ,
A classical education , NZ- style was still available in the 1970s. Maths , Science and three languages , usually Latin, French or German , and English was standard.
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to ,
Those ft-lbs come in handy. I think the Founding Fathers didn't know that there were 20 oz. in a pint.
And look at the resulting mess :-) -
Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to Sacha,
all the older folk they hear from
I guess that we are all allowed to listen to whoever we choose . . . .aren't we?
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to WH,
Say no to wizards.
Especially economic wizards.
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
I gotta stop reading these "conspiracy theory" commenters. Half of them are optimists, thinking a collapse will be good , and the other half live in fear of it.
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Speaker: Low-quality language on immigration, in reply to ,
cash for a shitty little house in Auckland,
What I don't understand is why any young NZer would claim to want such a thing, to the point where they think they are missing out on something that ought to be theirs by right. I agree that we all have bestowed upon us , by society at large, the right to lose our shirts, but this just seems ridiculous.