View Full Version : So Labour sets up a 0900 number ...
Flyingpony
13th October 2006, 08:03
First they over spend their campaign advertising to some figure impressive figure of around $800,000.
Now that they want us to ring their 0900 number and make an automatic $10 donation so WE will pay off THEIR debt!
And what is in it for me?
Besides a phone bill, well, NOTHING of course!
Besides, I won't ring that number even if I voted for Labour and everything else to do with Labour because after all, every single politician is filthy rich earning big dollars and therefore can easily afford to repay it over night.
GR81
13th October 2006, 08:31
im sure they said something about a website on the news last night too.
'whip around' or something, cant find it tho.
but yes, labour is a joke... everyone knows it.
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 08:34
bahahahahahahhaa and I bet all the labour croonies (drug dealers and criminals) will whip around and get the debt payed off.
Its like stealing the money twice! First we pay for it, then they ask us to pay for it again!
placidfemme
13th October 2006, 08:51
WTF are you serious?
What a load of bullshit... they souldn't be aloud to do that... the money was STOLEN from the public and now they want the public to help re-pay it?
Fucking labour GRRRR
ManDownUnder
13th October 2006, 08:52
Now now... don't be so quick to judge - I think it's agreat idea. Ring 0900 ManDownUnder for my full explanation
Steam
13th October 2006, 09:15
When I heard Helen on the news talking about "having a whip-round" and reading out the 0900 number, I had one of those moments when the blood pounds in my ears, vision greys out a bit, and i feel dizzy. It's just unbelieveable.
Deano
13th October 2006, 09:20
If there was ever a good reason to assasinate the country's leader......
ManDownUnder
13th October 2006, 09:21
From the Labour party page:
New Zealand Labour message
’The Labour Party stands for the ordinary hard working family. Our party has a strong commitment to policies promoting social justice and security and equality of opportunity. Labour cares for the well-being of all New Zealanders. New Zealand had become increasingly divided and the gap between rich and poor was getting wider after a decade of ideological "free-market" economic policies had hit many people hard. Labour is implementing policies aimed at addressing these issues as it recognises that New Zealand needs a skilled, confident and employed population to meet the challenges of the 21st Century. We are restoring a sense of balance in our society.’
I like the last line... a sense of balance... yes - we're all given the choice to assist them out of their predicament
They were confused by the rules and now they're asking for a hand out???
Soooooooo - A lot of people are confused by the bus lane usage rules, and if anyone gets a ticket the done thing is to set up an 0900 number???
With respect - WHAT THE FUCK?
placidfemme
13th October 2006, 09:25
With respect - WHAT THE FUCK?
Respect... MDU save that for someone who deserves it... they are certainly not respecting YOUR rights as a member of the public and a voter...
Finn
13th October 2006, 09:41
Ahhhh my children. I'm so proud of you all.
I have two questions.
1) Whay aren't they charged use of money interest? If I was late paying tax I would be charged.
2) This corrupt use of our money to over advertise Labours bullshit surely questions the results of last election.
MSTRS
13th October 2006, 09:45
Come on...fair's fair. If you overspent your credit card limit, the card company doesn't care where it comes from, they just want it paid back....:devil2:
It's another dubious action from the most corrupt government this country has ever seen.
I would 'accept' that 'twould be OK as long as all monies collected were counted against their spending limit for the next election.
Whynot
13th October 2006, 10:02
The Labour Party stands for the ordinary hard working family.
BAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA
Labour cares for the well-being of all New Zealanders.
umm .... what ?
they must be taking the piss
Postie
13th October 2006, 10:12
Labour seems to love the term 'whip round', I remember last time they had a whip around for the police officers who were charged with dangerous driving, whilst under orders to get the manlady to the airport for a fucking rugby game. No wonder Australia is laughing at NZ, we put monkeys in the driving seat.
avgas
13th October 2006, 10:25
burn Down The Beehive!!!!
placidfemme
13th October 2006, 10:27
burn Down The Beehive!!!!
All that would achieve is that man Helen getting ideas to spend more of our tax dollars to fund a new building for them... fuck that... unless they are all inside lol then maybe...
Harry33
13th October 2006, 10:28
What a bunch of WANKERS, But yet their will be other stupid wankers bailing them out by ringing the number.
The big question should be when are they all going to get on with running the fuckin country instead of all this shit.
Now I understand what a MEMBER of parliament is ..oh and they can suck mine.
Dai
13th October 2006, 10:29
WTF are you serious?
What a load of bullshit... they souldn't be aloud to do that... the money was STOLEN from the public and now they want the public to help re-pay it?
Fucking labour GRRRR
This is a govenment we are talking about, when have one of those ever done the correct thing. They could have just changed the law to make what they did legal.
Whats yours is theirs and whats theirs they are hanging on to till hell freezes over.
Just like marriage isnt it.
Whynot
13th October 2006, 10:30
All that would achieve is that man Helen getting ideas to spend more of our tax dollars to fund a new building for them... fuck that... unless they are all inside lol then maybe...
and then they would toll the road outside the new beehive to pay for it even though there is a $ 8953366454 billion surplus ....
MSTRS
13th October 2006, 10:30
'They' might be reading this - QUICK - someone nail the doors shut and flood the tunnel.
Swoop
13th October 2006, 10:32
They will be looking down the back of the couch for as many coins as possible... Just a shame they are out of circulation now...:lol:
The onion-sucking bitch was NOT looking happy last night on the telly (WOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOO!!!):buggerd: :buggerd: :buggerd: :buggerd:
Squeak the Rat
13th October 2006, 10:35
Sack my cook and hold my calls.
This is surreal. I hope Labour call me at the next election like last time and ask if I'm voting labour and why not.......
Pixie
13th October 2006, 10:51
Now that they want us to ring their 0900 number and make an automatic $10 donation so WE will pay off THEIR debt!
They got that idea from the Simpsons episode where Homer gets in trouble for annoying the whole town with an auto dialer,begging for money.
The court orders him to appologise to everyone he called.
The final scene is the auto dialer calling every phone in Springfeild to appologise...
..and asking for the person called to send a buck to Homer to make him feel, better
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 11:12
Labour seems to love the term 'whip round', I remember last time they had a whip around for the police officers who were charged with dangerous driving, whilst under orders to get the manlady to the airport for a fucking rugby game. No wonder Australia is laughing at NZ, we put monkeys in the driving seat.
The whip around for the police drivers was the right thing to do. Their job is to do what their boss said, their boss said to drive fast so they did. When somone is following direct orders the legality of such is placed directly on the person who made the orders. Or thats how it should be.
This whip around is pure evil. stealing the money twice, at least im only directly paying once. YOU LABOUR BASTERDS Note to everyone who i advised to not vote labour last election - I TOLD YOU SO.
Rm
WRT
13th October 2006, 11:50
Ring 0900 ManDownUnder for my full explanation
You advertising your gay porn hotline again MDU?
ManDownUnder
13th October 2006, 11:58
You advertising your gay porn hotline again MDU?
No - that's 0800 ManDownUnder - it's free but no-one's taking me up on it.
Postie
13th October 2006, 12:20
The whip around for the police drivers was the right thing to do.
I agree, but my point was just illustrating another one of Labours highlighted moments since their last election to leadership (if it can be called that), its a fucking joke to call any of them a political party, a pill party maybe but that's about it.
there should have been no need for a whip round for the police men as it should never have been a case against them in the first place, it should have been a case against the govt.
WRT
13th October 2006, 12:24
its a fucking joke to call any of them a political party, a pill party maybe but that's about it.
Yeah, but that would insinuate that they are something akin to ecstacy, which is far from the truth . . .
Postie
13th October 2006, 12:27
Yeah, but that would insinuate that they are something akin to ecstacy, which is far from the truth . . .
i was thinking more like downers
WRT
13th October 2006, 12:42
i was thinking more like downers
Perhaps dope? 'Cause she (and I use that term loosely) really should be stoned . . .
Skyryder
13th October 2006, 16:37
Just as I predicted in another thread. This is not about paying the money back. It's politicks. As Don Brash has 'correctly said, Llabour has tried all the tricks under the sun to keep this from the public eye. Labour has to some extent been succesfull in this for reasons that I have previoulsly mentioned. Yes they have copped some bad press but that was going to happen anway. They have exposed Brash as a womaniser and the man who can not be trusted. That has yet to hit the public psych but it will in the right environment. No one likes cheats. All the parties with the exception of Jum Andertons' Progressive's have been found to be in breach of the funding guidlines. Yes Labour are in the shit for the biggest amount but they will still be standing on the moral high ground the longest paying this large sum back, while National and the minor parties will already have done so and slipped back into the valley of medocrity. Now think about this. Just for a moment put you political views to one side and look at the ramifications of what Helen Clark has done.
It's politicly very astute. At present there is no one who can even get close to her in the art of Real politik.
Now will Labour win in two years time?? Shit I don't know. History says no. Sometimes just sometimes a new event occurs; one that has never happened before.
And Cullen has a lot of money too.
Skyryder
Magua
13th October 2006, 16:47
They stole, no one's happy about it, but here they are asking for donations from the labour faithful. Seriously, what the hell is the big deal? It's not like we are being made to pay for it.
sAsLEX
13th October 2006, 16:50
I agree, but my point was just illustrating another one of Labours highlighted moments since their last election to leadership (if it can be called that), its a fucking joke to call any of them a political party, a pill party maybe but that's about it.
there should have been no need for a whip round for the police men as it should never have been a case against them in the first place, it should have been a case against the govt.
funny how they didn't charge Labour with the Prima Facie case the cops found but...... they charge their own!? Cops are weird.
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 18:42
First they over spend their campaign advertising to some figure impressive figure of around $800,000.
Now that they want us to ring their 0900 number and make an automatic $10 donation so WE will pay off THEIR debt!
And what is in it for me?
Besides a phone bill, well, NOTHING of course!
Besides, I won't ring that number even if I voted for Labour and everything else to do with Labour because after all, every single politician is filthy rich earning big dollars and therefore can easily afford to repay it over night.
:argh: I don't normally hate... but I do hate errr mother Clarke... literally hate :bs: :thud: :ar15: :brick: when will the rest of the general public learn she is on crack and been :buggerd: this country for the last 8 odd years... enuff said :Playnice: :baby:
Indiana_Jones
13th October 2006, 18:47
For Donations when you need it, phone
0900 LABOUR!
0900 LABOUR!
-Indy
Skyryder
13th October 2006, 19:45
The whip around for the police drivers was the right thing to do. Their job is to do what their boss said, their boss said to drive fast so they did. When somone is following direct orders the legality of such is placed directly on the person who made the orders. Or thats how it should be.
Only in the military. Clark maybe the Prime Minister but she is a civilian. I doubt if she said more than a hello and goodby to the driver.
I still rankle at the overturning of convictions with the Motorcade. Suppose there had been an accident and someone killed or injured. Where is driver responsibility. No point in saying it's in the back seat with the PM.
Skyryder
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 20:34
The Pm made the police officers brake the law, if they said no they would of been fired. Orders are given in the police as well as the militry.
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 20:57
Orders are given in the police as well as the militry.
No note quite... there many reasons why you can disobey a direct order and be in the right and clear... especially in peace time.... (in time of war that it does changea little some what)
ie putting your live or any member of your team crew, and or civilain in danger for no apparent reason blah blah blah... This i know from experience... :cool:
If the order seems reckless question it?
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 20:59
the pm said it was more important. What drivers are ever going to argue agaisnt speeding when the PM said its sweet as bro.
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 21:04
the pm said it was more important. What drivers are ever going to argue agaisnt speeding when the PM said its sweet as bro.
So... ??? The PM is not god...
hehhe mother clarke tried to order me to do that I would have told her where to stick it and walked away... yes no job,... and the PM would have missed the flight and miss thegame who fracken cares awweeee
then sold my story to hollywood and made squillions :lol: :2thumbsup but alias I wasn't driving that day...
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 21:09
So... ??? The PM is not god...
hehhe mother clarke tried to order me to do that I would have told her where to stick it and walked away... yes no job,... and the PM would have missed the flight and miss thegame who fracken cares awweeee
then sold my story to hollywood and made squillions :lol: :2thumbsup but alias I was driving that day...
Helen clarke is the boss of the police. I understand some high ranking police man was in the car too?
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 21:11
Helen clarke is the boss of the police. I understand some high ranking police man was in the car too?
It actually doesn't matter, the PM or anyone else can not order you to break the law... any law fullstop no ifs or butts
The Pastor
13th October 2006, 21:13
I think the people would rather keep there jobs than face a speeding ticket.
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 21:19
and realisitically she can't fire you over it either if you saidno... and thats her own law she is following...thats why she tried to deny it all... if she admitted to ordering someone to breaking the law... shit would truely have hit the fan... and same goes for if the she fired the driver if he said no...
ehhhh it in da past but still wrong and clarke is a cow ora bull not really sure... and now they simple steal and then ask us to pay it back what they stole
SuperDave
13th October 2006, 21:20
:puke: Reeks of some more labour bullshit.
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 21:23
:puke: Reeks of some more labour bullshit.
Oh so I was right she is a bull... :buggerd: but yup its all bull
Finn
13th October 2006, 21:28
I still rankle at the overturning of convictions with the Motorcade. Suppose there had been an accident and someone killed or injured.
Skyryder
And if the driver of the car had an accident and Hulen Clark died (oh fuck what a shame), would he lose his license or get a promotion?
NighthawkNZ
13th October 2006, 21:32
And if the driver of the car had an accident and Hulen Clark died (oh fuck what a shame), would he lose his license or get a promotion?
I'd give hima promotion :2thumbsup
Indiana_Jones
13th October 2006, 22:34
And a fucking medal :D
-Indy
Biff
14th October 2006, 00:36
They're all guilty. Some are just more guilty than others. They're all thieving counts. Sack them all.
Vote Ixion.
avgas
14th October 2006, 00:52
fire!!!!! Burn The Cage Club!!!!! Burn The Beehive!!!!
NighthawkNZ
14th October 2006, 14:08
It doesn't matter who you vote for either... a politician gets in to power:buggerd: :baby:
Pathos
14th October 2006, 16:01
fucking polititians fucking labour
Yes I voted for them and all.
The PM makes over 1.5million before tax per term from those damn pledge cards. She can damn well pay out of her own pocket.
Lou Girardin
14th October 2006, 16:04
If they promised to resign tomorrow, I'd donate.
hXc
14th October 2006, 16:29
Politics: From the Latin word, poli, meaning many; and tics, meaning small irritating insects.
The lot of them should be shot. Politicians don't seem to get that we, as citizens of this country are the leaders. We should have the power, all they should do is put out views into action.
Billie-Joe Armstrong from Greenday has it right: "And remember one thing. Regardless of who the powers that be are, the people that you elect, that I elect into office, remember, you have the fucking power! We're the fucking leaders! Don't let these bastards dictate your life or try to tell you what to do!"
It pisses me off something chronic to know that the country I live in, along with many others in the world are being fucked over by pen-pushing pricks who think they know best. I have a quote, "Anarchy is true peace; those that are pathetic enough to abuse it, don't deserve it." That basically means that anarchy and the ideas it holds, are the only way we can achieve peace as a person. But people that abuse the right of doing what you want, by killing etc, don't deserve that peace. Democracy, communism, facism etc etc will never work, because that's how society is. People will always break rules set by the powers, and people will always rebel against them. But anarchy will never work in the way it was designed to, so we have politicians, unfortunately.
Politics are bastards. Nobody should be 'in charge' of a country. A country should be 'in charge' of itself.
judecatmad
14th October 2006, 17:56
[RANT]
First they over spend their campaign advertising to some figure impressive figure of around $800,000.
Now that they want us to ring their 0900 number and make an automatic $10 donation so WE will pay off THEIR debt!
With any luck, Labour will get to realise (due to the lack of calls to said number) that the vast majority of their supporters are the no-hopers who live off the state and who won't understand the concept of giving to the government. Their role, as they have been well taught by Uncle Helen, is to RECEIVE government donations.
One can only hope.....
:rofl:
yungatart
14th October 2006, 19:04
If they promised to resign tomorrow, I'd donate.
You believe pollies promises??
Robbo
14th October 2006, 19:11
If they promised to resign tomorrow, I'd donate.
Me Too
:done:
Skyryder
15th October 2006, 06:35
If they promised to resign tomorrow, I'd donate.
And you'd get a banker who has a history of cheating on his wife.
Reguardless of what political persuasion one has...............the real tradgedy of society is the lack of trust and honesty that is not only prevelent in the Beehive but throughout society as a whole.
Skyryder
Skyryder
15th October 2006, 06:39
And if the driver of the car had an accident and Hulen Clark died (oh fuck what a shame), would he lose his license or get a promotion?
Depends who is making that decision.
With you it would be promotion. (bit like the whipround to pay the drivers fines)
Me? I'd see that he would lose his licence for driving like a 'boy racer.'
Skyryder
DEATH_INC.
15th October 2006, 07:04
And you'd get a banker who has a history of cheating on his wife. Skyryder
This in a nutshell is the problem with politics in this dumbarse country, them or us! Look outside the square people, there's more than two party's out there, turn national and labour into minor party's with your vote and make some real changes.
Brett
15th October 2006, 09:07
I have had to start ignoring these sort of things, because i just end up angry. Hopefully all you(if any) who voted labour will remember this when it comes time to vote...
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.5 Copyright © 2025 vBulletin Solutions Inc. All rights reserved.