I think those contracts can be reversed. Or at least annulled. Just make whatever they’re doing illegal with massive fines. Of course, Labour would need to find a spine.

Also corruption is illegal.
It's just not got strong enough laws around it, which is another thing a Labour/Green/Te Pāti Māori government needs to do.

Made revolving door & other forms of corruption illegal with real consequences & an independent body to chase them up.

Ka pai to the Greens for actually having the backs of public servants.

Enjoy your party that got its start with being against race mixing with Māori, did trade deals with Hitler and are neoliberals today, those rose tinted glasses must be comfortable.

@smollestbunny2.bsky.social

Not sure if you know this song already but it rings true for nz liberals too and I think you'd enjoy the song 😄

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Lol idealistic liberal crap. A broken clock can be right twice a day. You ignore all other sources and denounce it for that. All this is is a team sport to y'all instead of actually liberating people from oppression.

Ahh unsurprising. Labour stans can't handle any criticism of Labour even when it comes from the left.

Quinten Findlay, Tina Ngata, NZ Herald and Stuff and even David Seymour all agree what modern Labour are like. @smollestbunny2.bsky.social You know when all sides of the political spectrum agree that Labour are right wing/neoliberal that says something.

Ex Labour Party members, leftists, academics, multiple mainstream media sources, heck even David Seymour during a talk with Atlas have said that Labour is more adherent to the right/neoliberalism/free market ideology.

Liberals will always be in denial. Even ex Labour Party members like Quentin Findlay know that they've sold out to neoliberalism and have been right wing since Rogernomics

They aren't a party for the marginalised anymore, they're a party for the wealthy and colonial liberals. Greens & TPM is better

Therefore artificially outnumbering public submissions. That's why them and Atlas literally took credit for it. People blame Winston but if that were the case then when Labour governed alone they wouldn't rule it out. It was also more popular than not with the public so that wasn’t the reason either

Therefore artificially outnumbering public submissions. That's why them and Atlas literally took credit for it. People blame Winston but if that were the case then when Labour governed alone they wouldn't rule it out. It was also more popular than not with the public so that wasn’t the reason either

National have put through contracts that literally can't be reversed until they run out, Labour put hardly any protections in place. Take the capital gains tax, the reason it was reversed was because there was no protections in place to stop the TPU spamming submissions to the tax working group.