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Dancer - Date published:
5:34 pm, October 22nd, 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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Ikram’s segments are very entertaining (certainly his best work recently), although his comments tend towards the “National-victory-is-a-forgone-conclusion” line a bit too readily, which is unfortunate.
“You know you can trust Helen Clark and Labour”
That would almost tie with Winston’s ad as biggest joke of the day.
Sarah
Almost a tie, Winston saying “we stand in the way of vested interests who have a different plan for NZ” was just beautiful.
… that’s why he was so open and transparent with his party funding.
Funny. That IS funny. “low level profanity”. Funny,
poor dog who knows where that nose has been..
“You know you can trust Helen Clark and Labour’
Better than one man band only I know what I,m talking about Key.
Oh it’s a gem. Maybe they share the same script co-ordinator.
That dog knew another dog when he smelled one.
‘That dog knew another dog when he smelled one.’
actually I thought it was bullshit it picked up
hmmm grab an Indian. Must have even smaller hands in Papatoetoe than Botany
“That dog knew another dog when he smelled one”
Youre right Ianmac – note how the first thing dogs do is sniff and lick each others arses.( not that I’m into watching them do that – just an observation)
And to all you trolls out there its true and it did happen!!!! Not something that I would subject my dog to!!! The owner should be tarred and feathered for letting that happen to his dog.
Akldnut:
“And to all you trolls out there its true and it did happen!!!! Not something that I would subject my dog to!!! The owner should be tarred and feathered for letting that happen to his dog.”
Too right. Where is the SPCA when you need ’em?
When John Key met me he swore as well. i was like um… alright then?
Politicians swearing are just proving, beyond a shadow of doubt, that they’re not up for the job.
Yes Draco, because no good New Zealander ever swears.
Nice handle by the way.
How did you feel Draco when Steve Maharey used the “f” word in the House recently?
Having said that, maybe I’m a prude, but I don’t think it’s dignified for John Key to use profane language. The clip with Jeanette bungy-jumping was very funny though.
Tim – there is a difference between telling Jonathan Coleman to f-off in the House during a heated debate and rattling the same word to some random strangers on the street.
My god, profanity – the last refuge of the terminally uncool.
The same way I felt about JK swearing in that video.
QFT
anybody offended by a swear word is infantilised and using the pretext of being offended to deny reality.i.e. dweebs and tight underpants jobs trying to weasel out of being a part of life. congrats to steve maharey and if somebody would tell me who he told to f… off then I wil do the same just for the hell o f it.