Lindsay Mitchell
The welfare state is unsustainable economically, socially and morally.
Friday, June 22, 2007
"The Outcomes of Income transfers"
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Richard Worth has cut and paste my press release for his newsletter, News Worthy . Good. But here is the rest of it for anybody interested ...
Prohibition and paternalism
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The Australian government is moving to impose alcohol bans on aboriginal communities and make receipt of welfare contingent on parents gett...
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Thursday, June 21, 2007
Another Bradford bill
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What is the rationale for the current voting age? Any ideas? Sue Bradford wants it lowered to 16. Strikes me that the Greens would be the m...
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Freedom of speech stomped all over
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This is a disgusting example of the dumbed-down world in which we live. A student thinking for himself and backing it up with research is os...
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Mentally fit to vote?
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When I read the headline, STATES FACE DECISIONS ON WHO IS MENTALLY FIT TO VOTE, I balked. Surely people couldn't be denied a vote based...
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Police are human too
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Excellent analogy from Bob McCoskrie in the NZ Herald this morning; "With drinking we're saying it's not the drinking it's...
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Work for the dole expands
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The Australian government is about to put up to 80,000 more people on work for the dole programmes. This is a big undertaking given there a...
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To 'anonymous'
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Oh Dear. I made a blue. Here's an 'anonymous' comment from yesterday. Lindsay, you've blatantly misrepresented Hyman's a...
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"Paying taxes gives sexy feeling"
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That's what the DomPost headline says. Truly. Now a group of neuroscientists and economists at the University of Oregon, Eugene, has te...
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
No Waka Allowed
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Alinghi boss Ernesto Bertarelli has refused permission for the waka to accompany Team New Zealand to the starts of the America's Cup. I...
They're wasting their time and our money
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Dope users ignore police to buy supplies . We are supposed to be incredulous that people who went to buy from a tinnie house have walked pas...
A man's work is never done
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Radical feminists love to prattle about the value of unpaid work. Such martyrdom going on behind four walls and no financial appreciation. T...
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Monday, June 18, 2007
A black hole
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With a depressing sense of deja vu I read this headline yet again; Local Authority Expenditure Rises It never drops. Here are the figures f...
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Taking the Code of Conduct seriously
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Saturday's DomPost editorial was a rather funny parody about missing clauses from the proposed minor party Code of Conduct ; We will be...
It's more than appalling , Don
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Creative New Zealand shouldn't exist. It is not the role of government to pay for art. But that it should be paying for the production ...
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Sunday, June 17, 2007
Pregnancy + plonk = pariah
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An article in the SST alerted me to the new advice being given by the UK govt. If you want to verify something best go straight to the horse...
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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Plain speaking a rarity
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Here is some refreshing disagreement between health board members talking about health solutions for the poor, Maori and the aged. When you...
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Charles Bronson - my hero
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All my careful studying of form and breeding and performance came to fruition this week when I picked six winners in a row at Forbury Park a...
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Friday, June 15, 2007
Maori stereotype of Pakeha
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I've just finished reading Nga Iwi o te Motu, 1000 years of Maori History, by Michael King. We hear plenty about the Pakeha stereotype ...
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Abortions increase
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There were 400 more abortions in 2006 than in 2005 - a 2.3% increase. All ethnicities experienced increases ACCEPT ASIANS. The largest incr...
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