stevenl

Again the usual BS from you. Having criticism of Israel does not equate supporting Hamas.

In that case please explain what you wanted to say and convey.

Says what?

There we go, finally someone is saying what he and many others think. Criticising Israel equates to anti-Semitism.

Excellent, please ignore me. Your lack of knowledge and norrowmindness is not contributing.

My broken record, what are you on about? Maybe better to follow a specific discussion before jumping in.

My opinion on this I made very clear. Sorry if you need more explanation.

I'm a history buff. As usual a confused post from you.

I call BS for that explanation of the ongoing expansion and colonisation of more and more land.

Completely different from the 'conquest' of USA e g.

I'd say the major difference is one thing in happening in our time, other thing in the past.

That's not what he said. The narrow and simple mindedness of some posters here is astounding, on both sides of the isle

Single minded and 'against' as always.

I like to be informed from different sources.

Stop this anti-Semitic nonsense. Now you're accusing people of being anti-Semitic because they say they're not.

Again, nonsense. Conflating the Muslims with one group is not correct. The Muslims don't hold one opinion, just as the Jews don't hold one opinion.

Correction, the post said 'The Muslims ....'. Small word, significant difference.

None of the Republicans can vote for a democrat. It would be political suicide. So unless 4-5 moderate republicans plan on retiring this is not going to happen.

Don't conflate one group with the Muslims. The Jews don't hold one opinion, neither do the Muslims.

One can only hope their actions support their words.

Unfortunately no, not making it up. Just pointing out your reasoning. Glad you're seeing now it doesn't make sense at all.

With your track record here and that of the person I replied to some independent research seemed appropriate. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-15/nz-election-analysis-labour-loses-support-in-both-directions-/102976938

You'd have credibility if you were not using words like 'far 'left' ' authoritarian ' 'power freaks'. I'd say this seems to be the normal swing where people want change after one party has been in office for some time.

Knowing nothing about NZ politics, does that mean a coalition government has to be formed? If so, would the only option be National + ACT + NZ first?

Conspiracy nonsense, shame on anyone who falls for it.