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@fatdrunkuncle

Katılım Ekim 2018
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Yah_Gaz
Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@goddek When our Prime Minister told us that the Govt would be our 'single source of truth' on anything covid-related; and seeing this kind of nonsense:
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Dr. Simon
Dr. Simon@goddek·
What was the biggest red flag at the beginning of the plandemic for you that made you doubt the official narrative?
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Ethan Manera
Ethan Manera@ethanjmanera·
This is how Winston Peters instructed MFAT to refer to New Zealand, rather than Aotearoa or Aotearoa New Zealand. @NewstalkZB
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Yah_Gaz
Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@NewstalkZB Haha yeah immigration laws don't exclude people from visiting simply because their views offend the Gender Bender weirdos
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Newstalk ZB@NewstalkZB·
Oz far-right personality allowed into NZ to immerse himself in Brian Tamaki's life #Echobox=1718943542" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newstalkzb.co.nz/news/national/…
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(((Dorit Reiss)))
(((Dorit Reiss)))@doritmi·
General reminder: COVID-19 vaccines are far from perfect. But they reduce (though not completely eliminate) the risks of dying from COVID and they are not associated with increased deaths from other causes. Covid-19 is a bad disease. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P….
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CV Nicks
CV Nicks@cv_nicks·
ACT - feel free to use this redesign of your logo so that we can all be reminded of the low level of support that you had in the last election. #8PercentParty
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Yah_Gaz
Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@CitizenBomber Green and Labour voters: humans can change their sex. Credibility = gone.
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Corina Shields
Corina Shields@AuntyHeihei·
Call me Slim Shady bitches because I'm backkkkkk
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@secondzeit Govt Ministers should joke about whatever they like 👍
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@Patrida13 @Gumbootson Seemed to be everyone's business when you lot were all walking around with vaccine passes, no?
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@CitizenBomber So many people you had to try and prove it with a pic? 50k loooool
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Martyn Bradbury
Martyn Bradbury@CitizenBomber·
Protestors still streaming out of Auckland Square - maybe 50 000? #nzpol
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Yah_Gaz
Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@aniobrien 👏👏👏 bravo to you and thank you for so eloquently stating how many of us feel - the way the radical left parade and incite their (often) faux-victimhood is foul
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Ani O'Brien
Ani O'Brien@aniobrien·
People with disabilities & mental disorders survive & thrive everyday at work. Most of us do this by taking personal responsibility for our health. My context: I am open about the fact that I have Bipolar 1 Disorder. It is the most severe type of Bipolar & effects about 0.6% of NZers. 2.2% have any kind of Bipolar Disorder tho that statistic is 4.6% for Māori. There are many factors thought to influence why someone gets Bipolar but the consensus is that genetic inheritance is most influential. According to different pieces of research our life expectancy is between 8-13 years shorter than the general population. This gap is wider for those of us with Bipolar 1. Part of the reason for the life expectancy gap is the fact that approx 1 in 5 of us die by suicide. There is no cure and I will have to manage my disorder for the rest of my life. I have spent time in hospital and respite. I take a lot of medication everyday that has other implications on my health. I have done a lot of therapy including CBT, DBT, and ACT. Now that I am planning to have a baby I have to be under the care of Maternal Mental Health services in order to manage my medicines, wellbeing, and the baby's wellbeing (when it is conceived). My disorder makes life a lot harder for me, but about 7-8 years ago, when I was being discharged from hospital I had a choice to make. I could continue as I was going and remain on the sickness benefit until I probably cut my life short or I could accept every bit of help available and construct a life I want to live while managing my challenges. I have been stable and not taken myself off my meds since then. It is ongoing hard work but I have a life worth living. Personal responsibility: I am very big on this as when people with mental illness (particularly those that are comparatively less debilitating) use their diagnosis to make excuses for bad behaviour or to demand special treatment it makes people view all of us as less capable and less desirable to employ or vote for. It is up to us to manage our health so that we can show up for work and do the job we are paid for. We cannot expect the world to revolve around us. It is astounding to me that the Mayor of Wellington has now been diagnosed with ADHD and so her office is now ensuring that her meetings don't exceed 30mins in length and are at the beginning of the day. No. If there is a 2 hour council meeting in the afternoon she must be there and be on form. That is what the people voted for. We have seen a lot of excuse making from politicians with mental illness as their tool. This upsets me. Mental illness does not mean they cannot do the job well, but if it is impacting their ability to do so they shouldn't be doing it. Several members of the US House of Representatives past & present have been open about their Bipolar diagnoses. Likewise, one of the greatest politicians of all time Winston Churchill had Bipolar although it was called manic depression at the time. I'm unaware of any NZ politicians. Maybe I am just being irritable because it is a symptom of the manic side of Bipolar, but I get very annoyed by the performance that is made of mental illness by people who generally experience it in a less debilitating way for a temporary period of time. Yes, it is hard. Trust me, I know. But stop weaponising what is a lifelong reality for someone like me. I have to manage it in order to do well because if I don't - if I take myself off my meds and give up - I will just be another statistic.
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@BexGraham The old lefty victimhood shtick - nobody can be commended for anything positive because *someone* *somewhere* is worse off. Yawn 🥱
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@cabalano Any verified sources to back your claims? All very vague and generalised. Just because you assert something, doesn't make it true. Don't let actual facts get in the way of good yarn though. PrOteSTinG tomorrow?
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Tony Cabalano
Tony Cabalano@cabalano·
Covid is sweeping the country with huge numbers off work and the Gov't ignores cries for help from hospitals , retirement villages are struggling with staff off sick and clients left to toilet and feed themselves . Labour is needed back in power or NZ is going down the gurgler
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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@GaryPayinda How much taypayer money did Jacinda pay Pfizer?
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Maxine Gay
Maxine Gay@GayMaxine·
I loathe ACT and David Seymour with every fibre of my being. And, for the record, the overwhelming majority did not vote for ACT. It got in, as usual, riding on Nationals coat tails
ACT New Zealand@actparty

You elected ACT to put things right, to ensure every person has equal rights, and to restore our country as a modern, multi-ethnic democracy with a place for everyone. Here’s how we’ve been doing that: Three Waters, with its overlay of co-governance, is gone, with assets returned to councils. The Māori Health Authority embodied the Treaty as a partnership. That is now gone. Section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act requires Oranga Tamariki to have regard to the Treaty in all it did. The practical result was reverse uplifts where children were taken out of a dangerous environment, put in a safe ‘home for life’, then taken back to danger again because the foster parents were the ‘wrong’ race for the child. Karen Chhour has introduced legislation that will remove section 7AA, and children’s needs will be put before their race. Legislation will very soon be introduced to restore referendums for Māori wards. Race-based entry to medical school is based on the assumptions that a) it will get more Māori and Pacific students into medical school, b) these students will graduate to help Māori and Pacific patients, and c) that help will improve their health. The last two assumptions have not been tested, but under ACT’s review they will be. The New Zealand history curriculum says, ‘Māori history is the foundational and continuous history of New Zealand’. Really? It will now be rebalanced under ACT’s coalition agreement. Work is underway to stop racial preference in government procurement. For example, ringfencing government contracts for Māori businesses will be gone. A Cabinet directive telling the entire public service to focus on need before race is underway. The most important policy of all is also being worked up, and the Waitangi Tribunal is incensed. The Treaty Principles Bill will be introduced this year, and it will define the principles of the Treaty as being what the Treaty says in its three short articles. The Government has the right to govern. We all have the right to self-determine and own our property. And we all have the same rights and duties.

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Yah_Gaz@fatdrunkuncle·
@1NewsNZ So many people acted like such twats about Covid that they literally have to keep trying to make it a thing - to justify their behaviour/deliberately try to ignore that truth that their Govt lied to them. The likes of @1NewsNZ are too proud to admit they got duped.
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