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Thread ID: 122028	2011-11-26 08:59:00	Winston Peters	Cato (6936)	PC World Chat

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1245675	2011-11-26 19:41:00	unfortunately the referendum was defeated by 55%, we get to keep the crap system that is MMP. I am disappointed that MMP looks like it's staying and I'm also disappointed that Nick Smith has been returned as the MP for Nelson, as he is going to try and bully through a new road that most don't want and will turn the area it divides back into the Ghetto it was 10 years ago. This particular area has worked extremely hard to pull itself up and now it's going to be turned back on the whim of a loony MP	gary67 (56)
1245676	2011-11-26 19:52:00	unfortunately the referendum was defeated by 55%, we get to keep the crap system that is MMP. I am disappointed that MMP looks like it's staying and I'm also disappointed that Nick Smith has been returned as the MP for Nelson, as he is going to try and bully through a new road that most don't want and will turn the area it divides back into the Ghetto it was 10 years ago. This particular area has worked extremely hard to pull itself up and now it's going to be turned back on the whim of a loony MP Thats not what the born in Nelson province voters think.	prefect (6291)
1245677	2011-11-26 19:57:00	The media love Winston, but in reality, what can he do and what will he achieve in Parliament? Short of sucking the taxpayers for another 3 years, he stands to achieve nothing - he is in the opposition - a waste of space............... In the past , MP's like Winston have exposed dodgy dealing, secrets that who ever is in power are trying to keep from other parties as well as the rest of the country until its to late to do anything about it. I cant see that changing this time either. He tells it like it is, not covers a turd in sugar and call it sweet treat.	wainuitech (129)
1245678	2011-11-26 20:06:00	Part of the Green increase and the Labor downgrade was the fact that the Labor backed unions at least here in Nelson were telling their members to give their Party Vote to the Greens. This happened at the Trafalgar Centre the day Phill Golf visited them.	Arnie (6624)
1245679	2011-11-26 20:12:00	Thats not what the born in Nelson province voters think. That's due to the Emu effect that has hit the whole country	gary67 (56)
1245680	2011-11-26 20:35:00	He (and his fellowt MPs) will be inefficient egotistical parasites. Fixed it for you :)	R2x1 (4628)
1245681	2011-11-26 20:37:00	Not a chance, other than the CIC, Iwis will be the biggest profiteers here. I will do what I can Cato, but can't promise anything.	Cicero (40)
1245682	2011-11-26 20:57:00	The provisional referendum count confirms that my earlier comment that the f*ckwit factor is not only alive but strong and flourishing in the New Zealand electorate. Ken it’s a matter of the ever dwindling amount of intelligent life left in NZ. ;) Here for your amusement. 98,967 votes (34.15%) in part “B” of the Referendum were declared informal. :lol: Looking at the other choices, Informal appears to be the preferred alternative system. :clap Part B - If New Zealand were to change to another voting system which voting system would you choose? Response Number of Votes Percentage of Total Votes FPP 92,416 31.89% PV 23,749 8.19% STV 32,564 11.24% SM 42,120 14.53% Informal Votes 98,967 34.15% Total Votes 289,816 100.00% Oh and only 65% of all those eligible to vote bothered. So 35% of the Voting Population couldn’t be bothered choosing between morons. :thumbs:	B.M. (505)
1245683	2011-11-26 21:05:00	He (and his fellow NZ First MPs) will be inefficient egotistical parasites. Aren't they all? PJ	Poppa John (284)
1245684	2011-11-26 21:24:00	Here for your amusement. 98,967 votes (34.15%) in part “B” of the Referendum were declared informal. :lol: Wouldn't that mean they didn't vote in part B? I've heard of people thinking that because they opted to keep MMP they can't answer part B	pcuser42 (130)
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