May.Be.May

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May.Be.May

May.Be.May

@MayBeMayOrNot

Resisting the madness of the left, one minute at a time 😅

Sumali Mart 2023
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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@365MickeyBlue In fairness, there’s loads of Asian restaurants around with no English writing and the staff don’t appear to speak English. No one seems to care. I don’t patronise them just as I wouldn’t spend money at a Mawree only cafe.
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Winston Kodogo
Winston Kodogo@365MickeyBlue·
If I opened a Russian Tea House, and only allowed Russian to be spoken. Is that allowed.....
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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@SWShadowolf Sadly I dont think we will. Too late. It’s well and truly over. Auckland is on track to be majority Asian by 2040, if not sooner. The young ones have zero idea or care or respect how we used to. I’m pleased in a way to be closer to the end of life. The future for NZ is bleak.
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ShadowolfNZ@SWShadowolf·
@MayBeMayOrNot Reading this breaks my heart i remember that stuff too. But, we will rise again i bet. 🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
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ShadowolfNZ
ShadowolfNZ@SWShadowolf·
As New Zealanders, is there something we miss that no longer exists? For me its humour. Small talk is still good but our comedians, entertainment sector and musicians have ZERO personality. ZERO humour.
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Stargazer
Stargazer@nzstargazer·
@EerykMcRae Are you sure about that? The worst thing about remigration is probably the healthcare system collapsing. You would know that if you’ve been to a hospital/clinic recently.
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Eeryk McRae@EerykMcRae·
Literally the worst thing about remigration is the dramatic reduction in Uber drivers.
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@fordsmith @EerykMcRae There was never a shortage of medical staff until the foreigners started descending. More foreign patients means more staff required. Not enough Kiwis so bring in the foreigners because of the foreigners. It’s a ghastly vicious cycle.
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Ford Smith
Ford Smith@fordsmith·
@EerykMcRae Strain on hospitals is real, but blaming patients misses the bigger funding and staffing issues. Everyone deserves care 😕
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Eeryk McRae
Eeryk McRae@EerykMcRae·
Go to Middlemore, it's filled with foreigners seeking free healthcare. Two birds with one stone.
Stargazer@nzstargazer

@EerykMcRae Are you sure about that? The worst thing about remigration is probably the healthcare system collapsing. You would know that if you’ve been to a hospital/clinic recently.

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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@EerykMcRae And that’s why we need all the foreign staff for the foreign patients. Did anyone ever hear of nursing and doctor shortages prior to all the foreigners arriving?!
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Kara 🇳🇿
Kara 🇳🇿@Being_Kara·
Dear Christopher Luxon, @chrisluxonmp This morning on NewstalkZB you were asked about Nigel Farage’s surge in the UK and the clear anti-mass-immigration backlash that just delivered a political earthquake in Australia. Your response? “That’s just a grumpy few… people are playing politics with immigrants.” As a lifelong National voter, I have rarely heard a more tone-deaf dismissal of legitimate public concern. Because the grumpy few you wave away are not fringe agitators on social media. They are the silent majority of Kiwis who have watched their country change at breakneck speed while being lectured that any unease makes them right-wing or racist. You and your colleagues have spent years telling us how “highly skilled” the new arrivals are and how lazy and unambitious Kiwis have become. Yet your own government’s figures, and the brand-new India–New Zealand FTA, now classify Domino’s pizza workers, yoga instructors, chefs, and AYUSH practitioners as “skilled” migrants eligible for dedicated visa pathways. Net migration is still running at tens of thousands a year, with India one of the largest sources. Housing, hospitals, schools and roads are groaning under the weight. Wages in retail, hospitality and trades are being undercut. And when Kiwis point this out, the official line is that we’re just not trying hard enough. That’s not evidence-based policy. That is propaganda dressed up as economic necessity. Worse, it is selective. You and your MPs have been photographed wearing turbans and paying respects at temples and gurdwaras in search of ethnic bloc votes. That’s not “celebrating diversity.” That is ethnic vote-bank politics of the kind you accuse others of. When a junior National backbencher last week screamed “foreign political interference” because he was merely quote-tweeted by an overseas account, the absurdity was complete. The only foreign interference National seems to worry about is the kind that doesn’t deliver you donations or diaspora ballots. Meanwhile, you lecture us about the dangers of social media while your government rushes through under-16 bans modelled on the EU’s Digital Services Act - conveniently timed before the election. Elon Musk’s purchase of X has been one of the most significant pro-democracy acts of the past decade precisely because it broke the stranglehold of legacy media and government-aligned censors. Yet your instinct is to regulate and restrict rather than trust New Zealanders to think for themselves. That tells us everything about where your priorities lie. The latest Poll of Polls gives the current coalition an extremely high probability of surviving November. That is not because of any great love for National. It is because enough Kiwis still fear a return to the Ardern-era madness. But loyalty has limits. A great many of us who have voted National our entire adult lives have reached them. We will not reward a party that sneers at our justified concerns about rapid, unmanaged immigration from one particular country while simultaneously courting that same community for electoral gain. We will not vote for leaders who dismiss the very real pressures on housing, wages, infrastructure and social cohesion as the whingeing of a “grumpy few.” So here is the practical reality, Prime Minister. Kiwis with a functioning brain will party vote NZ First - the only party in your coalition that has consistently treated immigration numbers as a serious policy lever rather than a virtue signal. In the electorates many of us will still hold our noses and give National the local vote to keep the left out. But the party vote is no longer yours by default. You have mistaken quiet frustration for automatic loyalty. That era is over. The “grumpy few” you mock are the backbone of the National Party’s historic support. Keep dismissing us and you’ll discover exactly how quickly a safe coalition majority can evaporate. Yours, in genuine disappointment, A former National voter
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Ed Ludbrook
Ed Ludbrook@EdLudbrook·
Indian immigration MUST be dealt with because: 1. India is a combination of 1st and 3rd world. 2. 1st world indians are great talented people. 3. 3rd world Indians are as primitive and dangerous to a 1st world country as Pakistanis. The answer is simple. Stop all immigration for 5 years except very highly skilled shortages. Doctors NOT nurses. Frankly, cut to 1000 per year. Only from 1st world countries. Not India, China, LATAM, SEAsia, Africa AND Pacific Island! So no introduction of 3rd world attitudes. Corruption, abuse, explotiation, etc. No refugees [why pay $100mil per year in charity when budget in deficiet.] No family visas unless they cannot draw on taxpayer for 10 years. No healthcare etc. Let us see what we can develop using AI and robotics to empower people we have. Let us see if 5.5million is max population then focus on making them rich! If you are not productive as immigrant, you migrate somewhere else. Bugger off to aussie, canada or back home. There is no such thing as multi-cultural country. One culture for a country which can be multi-racial. 3rd world immigrants must embrace the new culture, or remian 3rd world.
Ximene@dellavaris

Why is NZ giving priority status to immigrants from a culture where rape is normalised ? Evidently the safety of NZ women and girls is a reasonable trade-off for cheap labour 😫

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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@SonofOmahu What an absolute insult to hardworking New Zealanders. Could afford a return flight to Tonga but can’t afford to feed her kids. Pity she didn’t stay in Tonga. No free money there though. And where are the fathers? What is their responsibilities?
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NZ National Party
NZ National Party@NZNationalParty·
We have a plan to help you and your family get ahead.
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Iseeyou123
Iseeyou123@worldiswatchu·
As NZ is about 2 years behind on the globalist agenda, let's not suffer like the UK, Australia and Canada have. Join NZF and vote our progressive globalist loser leaders out in Nov! Let's stop the rot now!
The Noticer@NoticerNews

Anti-immigration party Reform UK has captured almost 1,500 seats in British council elections, while brand-new Restore Britain won every race it contested, in a massive blow to the political establishment. noticer.news/britain-counci…

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Yvonne van Dongen
Yvonne van Dongen@YvonneDongen·
So if Sir Rod Drury has to hand in his NZer of the Year award for inappropriate behaviour with women and Maiki Sherman resigns after calling a colleague a gay slur, why does Shaneel Lal still have his award as Young NZer of the Year 2023 after encouraging mob violence against women at the Posie Parker rally and calling Paul Litterick a gay slur in a text?
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Mick
Mick@MickAucks·
@dellavaris Dead wrong, when volunteer fire brigades and similar get rejected, this lot obtain, perhaps the Lottery Commission has been indoctrinated as well, when will it end? @chrisluxonmp @dbseymour @winstonpeters
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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@NZMAGAMike Very sad the daughter describes her mother as hardworking. She’s a lazy grifter who doesn’t deserve to be in this country. Imagine how much waste this family is generating. Those kids were just a money making operation. What contribution will they ever bring. Appears zero.
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NZ MAGA Mike #MAGAMEMEmarathon
$2,467 A WEEK — ABOUT $128,000 A YEAR That is the estimated taxpayer-funded support for one single mother with 13 dependent children, before any extra hardship, disability, childcare, food, school, emergency housing, or one-off assistance. Core estimate: • Sole Parent Support: $521.52 • Family Tax Credit: $152 for eldest child • Family Tax Credit: 12 x $124 = $1,488 • Accommodation Supplement: up to $305 Total: $521.52 + $152 + $1,488 + $305 = $2,466.52 per week That is about $128,000 per year. Punchline: At 13 children, the welfare system is no longer a safety net. It is a full-time taxpayer-funded income. stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360975…
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The Salty One
The Salty One@the_salty_one_·
Why are we importing more Indians?
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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@SanityRetention 100%. An absolutely blood boiling read. The blatant shameless entitlement shown by these migrants is sickening. They can all get on a plane and never come back.
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May.Be.May@MayBeMayOrNot·
@LizGunnNZ MULTIPLE occasions?! Diversity is apparently our strength 😱😱😱
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Liz Gunn
Liz Gunn@LizGunnNZ·
"Immigrant childcare teacher fired ....for kissing preschoolers on lips ...says 'language issues' prevented him from ‘understanding it was inappropriate’."
Holyhekatuiteka@2ETEKA

Alarming. Immigrant childcare teacher fired for kissing preschoolers on lips says language issues prevented him from ‘understanding it was inappropriate’. Ankui Gui was finally dismissed after inappropriate behaviour over multiple occasions between April and May 2021, Gui engaged in inappropriate physical contact with several children. Complaints had been received from children from two different learning centres in NZ. It included kissing a 3-year-old child on the lips on at least two occasions and kissing the hand of another 4-year-old child. At least one child felt uncomfortable enough to report the conduct to her parents, who then alerted staff. Despite being warned about the inappropriateness of such conduct while working at New Shoots, Gui continued to engage in similar conduct at Pascals. At the hearing, the tribunal heard from one of Gui’s former colleagues, who said she had seen him kiss a 3-year-old boy on the lips on two occasions. Another teacher at the centre said she watched Gui nuzzle his head into a 3-year-old girl’s chest while she was standing on a wooden box on the playground. Australia which relaxed early education and child care regulations, has recently experienced a significant increase in sexual abuse in preschool centres discovering pedophile rings which horrifically led to thousands of toddlers being screened for STI’s. David Seymour as assistant education minister has worked on reforms to make it easier for workers to become registered as early child care workers, and weirdly removed the regulation that early childcare teachers are to have separate toilets from pupils. Seymour argued that this was a cost saving move. The NZ- India FTA specifically has provisions for early child care workers.

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