Keep it up.

I have a university degree and I am a well paid professional. My wife has a university degree. My older two children are at university and my youngest is topping her class.

And, gasp, we are all left wingers and environmentalists. And we all work for a variety of charities for, gasp, no money.

Any other prejudices you care to display?

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10431333

(new instruction for all robots: delete “ordinary Kiwi mums and dads”, replace with “rent-a-mob”).

Which is ironic, given that that is what the complaint amounts to. Doubly ironic when used with the ‘haters and wreckers’ line, because if you read HC’s use of that in context, she was essentially saying that the F&S hikoi was the same old people doing the same old protest, ie rent-a-mob.

The media coverage seemed to get the message clear enough, so I’m guessing that the ‘mixed messages’ trope is just more cookie cutting.

If you want an actual example of mixed messages I heard Hide on checkpoint blathering about how he doesn’t think the protest was that meaningful, even though there may well end up being better Maori representation, but that he was opposed to that, talks were ongoing, he’s the minister but Key’s the PM.

That to me looks like hikoi win. ACTy sulk.

*df “Cookie cutter,” when used as an adjective, is defined as a “lack of originality or distinction” [1], a reference to the uniformity that results from the use of a cookie cutter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie_cutter