

"National voters see politics as a purely instrumental activity: the means by which their interests and aspirations are secured and encouraged. Most of them are well aware of the fact that this can only be achieved at the expense of the less prosperous half of the New Zealand population – and most of them are quite okay with that. In their eyes, the poor and the marginalised have only themselves to blame for the multiple misfortunes which assail them. If you’re a loser in this society, it’s obviously because you haven’t tried hard enough to win!"
I wasn't really looking forward to work today, but I think this might have just made up for it.

π³πΏππ️❤️πππππ️π³πΏ️π³πΏ #soproud
Brian Fallow (NZ Herald), Ganesh Nana (BERL), Cameron Bagrie (ANZ), Shamubeel Eaqub (NZIER), Bernard Hickey (Newsroom), Keith Ng (Public Address, Spinoff), Sam Warburton (NZ Initiative), Vernon Small (Fairfax): "Labour's numbers are right." Mac McKenna (Taxpayers' Union): "Labour's numbers are wrong." As though further proof were needed to put paid to those clearly insincere claims of impartiality.
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"It also was a perfect showcase of Phil... And he loved doing that part. We only talked about this in vague terms, but he wanted to do a live-action Troy McClure movie." —O what might have been. π₯

When I eat madeleines (or swan biryani) it's videos like this I tend to recall.
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