Posts by Jack Harrison
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Hard News: Friday Music: Up the Charts, in reply to Grant McDougall,
The SMM were huge in my neighbourhood. Everyone had a copy.
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Taylor couldn't write this.This is when lyrics counted.
Close my eyes,only for a moment and the moment's gone
All my dreams,pass before my eyes with curiosity
Dust in the wind,all we are is dust in the wind
Same old song,just a drop of water in an endless sea
All we do crumbles to the ground, though we refuse to see
Dust in the wind, all we are is dust in the wind
Oh, ho, ho,Now don't hang on
Nothin' lasts forever but the earth and sky
It slips away and all your money won't another minute buy
Dust in the wind,All we are is dust in the wind
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Speaker: SIBs: The reality of…, in reply to Marc C,
WINZ should be the tiny organisation it use to be. 1% unemployment is the goal of a true democracy. Nation building requires an expansion of work, a connected society.
No one ever signed off at a stability based on a 5% -6% no job zone.They have given up on a bigger society .
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We hold our “trouble” citizens in pens.
Penning a person is a big deal. I would not want that initiative encouraged . But the private sector makes money out of pens.
Dumb politics, but ironically very politically correct for present majority pakeha boy politics ( the real p.c) because it looks like a quick solution to a problem that really begs academically for a new form of mental education, an introduction to the stress levels of the brain. This is croz-text ticked off ,the real politically correct 2015 in that winning is correct politically..
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As Mark Twain said, "it's time to collect the trickledown."
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Speaker: SIBs: The reality of…, in reply to Joe Wylie,
Paula Rebstock lacks basic keeweeness history depth . We are what we are Paula.
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We are their wet dream of a fertile experimental ground, prepared with grateful assistance from their personally trained minion, John Key
We were a wet dream under the "no risk" buy off of the eighties and we are moisting up now. We like being fucked it seems.
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I know, but protest is not easy and there are communities so removed from the gravity of the confusion of left-right newspaper politics that they wouldn’t know who any politician was ,they don’t register politics at that time of their lives. You need to protest .
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Speaker: SIBs: The reality of…, in reply to Rosemary McDonald,
Physically protesting is actually quite dangerous and then you get ridiculed. I believe the best way is to "give a fuck".
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Speaker: SIBs: The reality of…, in reply to Rob Stowell,
And there’s another assumption which unpacks as nasty – that we (collectively as a society) could provide much better services to the vulnerable, but we won’t unless there’s dollar in it.
You nailed it.