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@ethocleanse35 No worries, same to you sir!

@Mistawolfe3 Fuck it's good to come across someone that actually gets it! 🫡 As you can see even on X our shit gets censored.

So multiculturalism is our saviour right. Who the fuck in this country feels better off besides the invaders?

@ethocleanse35 I get it- their plan to make the west, nz, auz, America, Canada & Europe into a multicultural economic zone requires censorship & the monopoly of force against us because they are in violation of their right to govern & they think we will all comply

@ethocleanse35 Nothing, besides the velocity of consumption & the guarantee we will all keep working & consuming. If it were gold- we might have a 2% real inflation rate, but at least our $ wouldn’t be a melting ice cube in our hands

@Mistawolfe3 Currency lol, I'd love to see where they hide what backs the Australian currency.

@ethocleanse35 Hah no worries, keep in mind the migrants are just happy to crowd inside some bricks with a functioning toilet & lightbulb man, the state is selling us out, we actually want the migrants to do well for themselves by going home & building for themselves

@Mistawolfe3 All cooked, my bad too my post was meant to say correct but auto went to incorrect

@ethocleanse35 You would call this monetary system that creates these perverse incentives like migrant invasion & a million dollar dog box ‘ a floating fiat standard’ with MMT modern monetary theory

@Mistawolfe3 Incorrect, the invaders which some will blatantly call refugees take free lifestyle, free education, free housing, but it's not free, we hard working tax payers pay for it all while disintegrating our children's way of life. They will never enter the housing market, or prosper.

@ethocleanse35 Increased tax circles back and cancels out the created currency. It’s like kicking the can down the road to the future & giving them the bill for deficit spending of the past with compounding interest. A cooked system

@ethocleanse35 Well yeah but that’s because the central bank keeps increasing the fiscal supply, that’s why the limited supply assets up in price, the govt needs to engineer artificial demand to stop hyper inflation, one way is migrant invasion

@peacefulwarrior @saltyreigns Because they’re of a dissimilar ethno-cultural nucleus, once here they are the gateway to bring more of their own in. Then they will gentrify & compete for scarce resources in a country. Their own conflicts will be imported, as well as their enemies who will arrive too

@saltyreigns Why are they bringing war?

They are not fleeing war. They are bringing war

@saltyreigns @TraceyJayneH Well put

@PronouncedHare Good on you Liam, you took a break from X and seem to have come back more based 🫡

One of the biggest sacrifices we’ve made has been choosing to live as a single-income family with four children for the past 13 years. It’s not an easy choice. You give things up. You plan carefully. You build your life around what you can actually afford, not what everyone else insists is aspirational. We just try to keep in mind that a lot of what passes for necessity or fulfilling today would have been considered luxury not so long ago. Holidays in particular. The idea that you must be constantly collecting “experiences” in your 20s and 30s is a good example. It can actually be a bit tough on the SAHM in terms of resentment. Not from the working parent as much from those who made different choices and are bothered by your different priorities. It’s probably cost us net $250k over 13 years. I’ve always earned too much for WFF which factors into the calculation a bit. It means working a lot harder on the working parent side of things. But for us, it’s been worth it. I truly don’t believe our children will look back and wish they’d had less time with their mother at home, or less time together as a family. If we’ve done anything right, it’s this: they’ll grow up never wondering where their mother was at a given moment. And one day, when that stage of life is gone, I hope that will matter more than any missed holiday ever could.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae So what do you suggest they do? you are already labelling the first step to a collective ethos as white supremacy, an attack on your own groups defence whilst insisting they show up. Bizarre behaviour

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae Too late then

Older generations grew up during a time when New Zealand was 92% white. Houses were cheap, the streets safe, there was a true sense of community. What happened? Government policy was sold to you as a means of improving your life and that of your kids, but this came at a price. Unknowingly, the hard work, economic growth and financial security many of you were able to achieve, came at the cost of future generations. Additionally, it set the foundations for reform aimed at utterly destroying this nation. In just two or three short generations we've been flooded with migrants, house prices have skyrocketed, wages have been suppressed, and the destruction of this beautiful nation has well and truly commenced. All of this happened because politicians sold you a dream but it turned out to be a deal with the devil. You were lied to. You are still being lied to, and I appreciate that, but you'll struggle to garner any sympathy from young people whilst calling those of us trying to fix the problems created to benefit your generation “white supremacists, Nazis, racists" You know immigration is a problem, so help us. You know house prices are a problem, so help us. You know wages have been suppressed, so help us. You know this nation is being destroyed, so help us. The average wages of older generations had 4 times the buying power as ours today. A 1975 factory worker earning around $95/week had the real gold-buying power of a senior finance professional today (~$5,700/week or $300k+ annually), while paying lower effective taxes with no GST; all in a far more cohesive, affordable society. With that in mind, rhetoric the likes of "kids these days just aren't working hard enough" is frankly insulting, especially when we have the last 70 years of legislative reform to look back on, which outlines to us exactly why we find ourselves in this position. Boomers are out of touch with the young people of today and frankly I wouldn't expect them to be, but disrespecting my generation who face a demoralising and even alien world, one shaped by the decisions of those who came before us, that achieves nothing. It serves only to divide New Zealanders. We must pluck up the courage to laugh at labels like "radical" "white supremacist" or "Nazi" and do what is necessary to achieve the prosperity you were promised. The prosperity New Zealand deserves and restore New Zealand society to what it should be. A nation of New Zealanders.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae The vast majority will have nothing in this system fubar, don’t you get it? That’s why it has to be rebuilt. I suggest we start with the central banks problematic interventions & credit expansion

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae Yes, because they whinge about having nothing. Plus we pay for them.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae Some cant be. Do you blame them ?

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae Young people can’t even be bothered working.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae Gen Z was born into those problems, They didn’t create that. millennials & Z will step up soon when the boomers fade away

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae Yup, because we have a bone idle and useless Gen Z that will let it happen.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae & in the future, there will Asians, Hindus, sihks & Africans who were already doing the same, who will vote & compete for resources in their own interests against your grandchildren, who were supposed to inherit something at least as good as it was before.

That’s your grand analysis? 😅 there is some truth to that. But that laziness is a reaction to a rotten system Young people do care, but they’re not asking the system to investigate & fix itself anymore. It will be rebuilt, around the proper ethno/cultural nucleus of the country

@Monksmissives @actparty 🤣 our representatives are always focused on the most important matters

@actparty Great to see ACT getting at the issue that matter. How does that tackle the cost of living, homelessness, fuel crisis etc? What’s the next big issue? Oh yeah the man and woman thing. That’s got to be a big deal to broke kiwis

Easter Trading changes now have royal assent, meaning bars won't have to kick out patrons at midnight tonight. ACT was the only party to have all MPs supporting this bill.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae Everybody gets the logic of showing up fubar, but why is it occurring? Why are turn outs tanking in the last few decades? What do you think are the underlying reasons

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae They don’t get out in the community or get involved, that’s on them.

@NzFubar @EerykMcRae A country is more than just an economic zone to work ever harder in. It is a people & a community. Are you suprised the young generations are lashing out at the loss of these important things?

@Mistawolfe3 @EerykMcRae Then lift your expectations. Start a business, get a trade 🤷🏻‍♂️