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Eddie - Date published:
1:25 pm, September 29th, 2008 - 19 comments
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The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about people’s relationship to the economy.We seem to be entering an era of populism, in which leadership in a democracy is based on preferences of the population which do not seem entirely rational nor serving their longer interests. ...
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It doesn’t for me Eddie, maybe you’re spending a bit too much time camping the National Site for policy updates and IE got confused?
What the…? Why are you using Internet Explorer? Why not Chrome, or at the very least, Mozilla?
Good on Scoop.
Hamish, I don’t think Ed’s being serious. It’s tagged humour.
I think the “humour” tag might have to be suspended until the election, or made password only, with the password only given to people from the left, and the few ladies and gentlemen of the right in posession of a GSoH.
MP- maybe if it was actually half funny it would be worth the humour tag?
[Question marks are used at the end of questions. ‘Maybe…’ is a statement of possiblity. SP]
no, not always SP. See the very first comment.
Yes lukas, the first comment is a very badly constructed sentence.
Just to be clear, are you saying question marks are not always used at the end of questions?
Or that “maybe” is not always a statement of possibility?
[deleted. Ian, we’re not going to give you free advertising or let you print your articles here in comments. SP]
Doesn’t for me..
What is it with the national site – there is a strange half-smiling place in about 5 locations on the first screen. Urrgh
and captcha : pleas together
Please get that damn face off the page….. All in unison pleas
oh you poor widdle fings. cant take a bit of humour. in that case you can all piss off and let us have our fun without a whole swarm of bloodsucking gnats descending like vampires onto a free lunch!
Doesn’t do that for me on Firefox so it’s obviously Microsoft pushing the National line.
/conspiracy theory
😛
Nah there seems to be a strange IE bug going about (shuddup, I’m on a corporate LAN and have no choice of browser, okay :-P).
For instance, right now I am on The Standard and IE is displaying the Yahoo! icon in the naigation bar. And If I go to Kiwiblog that curious little icon that looks like a pile of excrement (sorry, DPF, but it does) has been replaced by one I don’t even recognise but is obviously from some site I visited at some point…
So it’s not a Scoop conspiracy to back the Nats. But here’s a conspiracy for you… The Standard has been bought by Yahoo in a secreat multi-billion dollar deal and the Standardistas are rolling round Scrooge McDuck-style on a big pile of cash chanting “greed is good!!!” even as we speak 😀
😈 I can neither confirm nor deny….
Oh well it makes a change from playing with rolls
Update: shocking evidence of the Yahoo Standard merger 😀
They went into business with Farrar?
Can you elaborate? I’m interested 🙂 .
I’m pretty sure it’s actually supposed to be a pile of excrement, Rex.
(No smilie. No Sir. Not on your nellie.)
Scoop right wing???
HAHAHAHAHA.
They are our version of rawstory.com, and they are actually quite good, but they are far from being to the right.
“Going into business with Farrar” .. ? What is this based on ? Or is it baseless slander in a febrile pre-election atmosphere ?
There are more important things around. When the global slump hits here its likely to be like 1929 for over a decade.
Dreams of economic revival based on Keys fading charisma and ‘The Hobbit’ (I and II) won’t help.
Lo siento mucho, Senor del Toro – I’m sure there is an ‘out’ clause somewhere.