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Aotearoa / New Zealand: Tomorrow's Sideswipe, Today!

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It is like Marxism in Reverse- The Ultimate Nanny State.

They are actually considering forcing people to move their place of employment so that they'll maybe walk past a Cafe and buy a coffee so their Business mates will be okay.

Decades of progress about how we work, and how we can do so efficiently and productively (and Happily) outside of the Postwar Model- and a little cabal of Freemarketeers in the CBD just whisper in their ear-

"Not enough foot traffic- people working from home-blah blah-less profit-help me"

And the whole bloody engine of Government leaps to thei collective feet and start screaming about "going back to work", about 'Privilege"- "Productivity"- without a single shred of evidence

Either FOR or AGAINST

  • just the "Feels" of their mates...

The Ultimate Nanny State. "Work here- Walk there-Spend this"

Absolute pack of unfit fools. Rally against them at every turn

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