All NZ Herald articles about the hīkoi seem to be focused on what police and people who aren't joining think about it.

Back to Peacemaker (ATL) from Superman (LA).

i’m 100 percent convinced that all of new zealand’s 21st century political problems can be traced back to the fact that generations of new zealanders locked in their wealth through housing

old fragile racist nev didn’t like us using Kirihimete in a work facebook post. old fragile racist nev didn’t bet on me trolling him lol

Twitter is dead. Hopefully for good 😅

Omg imagine if duder just went all in, and by 4pm Saturday, we had a wealth tax, legalisation of weed, and the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador. Lordy I’d be PRAISING 🙌🏽

It must take so much energy to be nasty. Imagine waking up and abusing people you’ve never met from the comfort of your home. What dire, bitter, tiny lives they must lead. Common thread is they’re not the sharpest knives in the drawer either. Just saying.

It’s like #peoplepower & political leadership are disconnected: www.1news.co.nz/2023/10/22/u...

the mainstream media refusing to cover the atrocities in gaza, ignoring the moral and ethical angles as well as the actual, real suffering on the ground, is further fracturing the information environment. people are furious with the mainstream media. it can go to hell

no group is more susceptible to collective mania/delusion than the press gallery. they decided in 2020 that jacinda was a dangerous autocrat because in the covid press conferences she always threw to the tv journalists and also made the entire country learn to collectively despise their questioning

 this man is a menace with delusions of grandeur. How are you gonna get on the Internet and say you've been in contact with a family that has no idea who you are?? That's bananas

“I’ve always felt that, within the Māori world, there were never absolutes. I mean, yes, most people were heterosexual. But, in my community, there were also extraordinary, visionary, talented, astonishing human beings who defied convention.” — Ngahuia Te Awekotuku.

"Equity for Māori, Pasifika, migrants and the low-paid does not feel like “privilege” or “separatism”. It only seems that way to the wet, whiny and inward-looking and their would-be representatives."

Luxon’s ‘wet, whiny and inward-looking’ supporters
www.newsroom.co.nz/luxons-wet-w...

We're all voting, right? (NZ peeps, I mean)

So these are called skeets? Lil Jon would be proud.