Written By:
Steve Pierson - Date published:
11:22 am, November 30th, 2008 - 15 comments
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The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about peopleâs 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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twas amusing
Wicked! I think that some people really believe things like “since the antismacking came into force good kids are becoming out-of-control menaces!”
some people clearly have too much time on their hands…
Superb. Remember to tell the right wingers it’s not real. Otherwise they may not realise.
An average attempt at satire, not that bad, not that good, I’m guessing a first year University student of a year 12 high school did this?
Still we more type of this humour in this country.
‘Still we more’. never was a truer statement made, Brett.
Unbelievably good. Like the famous “Double Standard” but with more than headlines. My imaginary hat’s off to the writers.
My favourite line: “Grath McVicar was available for comment but had nothing lucid to say” đ
Nah, the best one was in the personals. “Fill my mouth with water if you treat me as a bidet” or something like that. The image……
I liked the artist’s impression of a Maori
Still we more type of this humour in this country.
I reading then and too again, many too and then not sense.
I forgot the word “need” and I don’t seem to have an edit button.
I didn’t find it very clever, bits of it were but bits of it were off.
This is pretty great stuff!
Madeleine – bits of it were off…where? Off work? Off a jetty? Off white?
This right winger giggled a little
MikeE that’s a pretty good tongue twister. Try saying it 10 times as fast as you can.