"Actions have consequences now" | Nicole McKee at Change Makers

[@michaelf3753]

Great speech Nicole!

[@nelsonsoper1]

Very proud of this Māori women. She has real mana. She speaks the truth. She will go far in parliament. Well done you!

[@annemackay-ib4gy]

Wonderful speech, adults are sure in charge 😊😊😊😊

[@JonDough-xr4sk]

Love this new government. Let's go coalition government! ✝️💯🙏

[@jeffreychatfield7881]

Well side, thank you Nicole McKee, keep up the good work.

[@johninnz]

You have to love every word she said. You go Nicole.....Primeminister one day ✊️

[@clandesdiner9100]

A truly great wahine Maori politician, truly great, not childish, not divisive, intelligent and eloquent. Thanks.

[@NeilBarrie-gj5bk]

What a great speech

[@wokesick]

I'm a lifetime NZ First voter but I'm grateful for a strong ACT. We two groups are not so different.

[@foggycoast]

Totally agree. It's a shame David Seymour attacked Winston Peters during the campaign. If he hadn't he would have got about 15% of the vote. We need a strong NZF and a strong ACT in government, less of the LabourLite National crowd.

[@haydentarawa4895]

law and order is a must in NZ and must be implemented across the board govt included

[@unhippy1]

This is what i voted for.

[@Sarah-ne6cv]

It's not who I voted for but I am very glad ACT is there.

[@Adam-my4cm]

Great Speech Nicole !

[@giltee626]

I love listening to you Nichole. You, along with Act politicians are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the good work. The message will eventually get through to the ostrich’s

[@dearjulio]

ACT has so many good people in it! Fantastic 👏

[@giltee626]

Good and experienced people.

[@jakz0110]

@@giltee626what do you mean experienced.

[@johninnz]

100% real kiwis for kiwis.

[@mikebrown7269]

@@jakz0110 Yes a hard word alright, try the dictionary, it might help. Silly me i always thought the actual word was self explanatory.

[@raymondlogan7807]

Life experience. Which was lacking in the lefties. @@jakz0110

[@jdrei5080]

Good stuff!!!!!😊 Loved this speech😊

[@olliemoose2020]

Let’s not forget that is was the police who are responsible for the Christchurch Terror attack by not venting the perpetrator properly and to the law, he should never have got a license, not only that they we’re warned by to separate license fire arm owner’s that he was a loose canon,and what did they do? Nothing drinking coffee was more important.

[@mikebrown7269]

Wow! It almost sounds like outside collusion. Surely not. Lmao. How about on a massive scale.

[@MajesticDemonLord]

Absolutely. They had his passport, they had the ability to know he had not lived in NZ for long enough to have a witness.

[@kevinansley7353]

Great, now lets see councils held responsible for their corruption, secret negotiations for example.

[@gregg7617]

Councils are corporations ,
So is Government !?🤔
Go to Richard Vobes posts ,
Especially in the last couple of days and you will find out how not to pay rates ,
Taxes ect !👍
Basically there charges are illegal by law ?
They scare you into paying ?
Note :
Where did you get your birth name from your parents right ?
Your parents registered you with government ,
The contract you live under is
Your parents contract with government ,
You haven't entered into a contract with any government yourself ,
There for NOT libel for any any fines , taxes , rates , ECT
I forget the name of the specific post ?
But the lady was very informative ,
And it applies here and all around the world in every single democracy especially Commonwealth countries for us 👍😉😎🎱

[@mikebrown7269]

Councils, Kevin you are so right, corruption and secret road deals, apart from others, on a huge scale. Hamilton CC would be a good start, roundabouts and speed (totally unnecessary) bumps that actually hinder traffic making many parts of the road very unsafe. Auckland too, on a massive scale.

[@kevinansley7353]

@@mikebrown7269 and land transfers and on another note the new zealand seas rise paper that we paid about 17 million dollars for and which no one will peer revue.

[@tuticandy2847]

Well done Act great speech

[@jamesclark6487]

Nicole. Leftists deny people their contribution.

[@judyirving7631]

What is a WOMAN ?? Thats one right there !! Beautiful just Beautiful. MAORI ARE GREAT AGAIN !!

[@mistyhudson9421]

Holy shit, common sense 😳

[@richardorsulich4698]

Hopefully licensed firearms owners won’t be getting the shaft due to the incompetence and criminal behaviour of others.

[@jenniehaxton1240]

Great speech

[@davidtuson5900]

Thank You!

[@DW_Kiwi]

Good lady this. Great intellect. Doing some great work for New Zealand.

[@man_vs_life]

A beautiful presentation. Go go go.

[@bjh05]

Nicole is the best 👏

[@paulrudling906]

👍👍👍

[@peterbishop1933]

What a great Maori lady she is brilliant ❤❤❤❤
Tipati Maori will do well to listen to this.
They need to wake up

[@shujunliu7730]

👍🏻

[@stevepipefitness]

Epic speech ❤🔥

[@MajesticDemonLord]

Looking forward on ACT delivering on its promise from 2019 to LFOs. Giving us our Semi-Autos back.

[@johnoconnor3795]

A great speaker, and some sound policy

[@Spicebox77]

Great speech 😊

[@falldog9]

Good lady.

[@PowerboatTraining]

Words of sense

[@hilary531]

👏👏👏

[@user-wu8mp9ue1g]

A maori woman who was elected, she didnt simply get into parliament because of her race

[@fredsmith809]

No scribble face either 😂

[@KiwiKirsty1983]

For the peasants only do "actions have consequences". There's only two classes now, the very rich, and those who have nothing. Which was exactly the plan, take away the middle class. The thing is, those with money, normally inherited it, they didn't work for a cent.

[@cameronlabone6050]

Good speech... very hard to forget the cause of this cultural and economic crime. Lawyers and police need to be held to far higher standards then they have been breaking law to enforce law has been the norm/coverups/withholding evidence etc, maybe lowering the elite status of their clubs so more can access their 'services' so law and order can literally be seen again will reconnect rhetoric with action again "Twice as many getting paid half as much" will produce less elite outcomes more often(more employment opportunities at lower initial training costs), introduction of compulsory body cameras will improve accountability and reduce beuracracy. Just ideas. All the best with these reforms, a generation too late? Pathways to normalization need to be offered instead of dime a dozen convictions too...need to increase productivity somehow...morale

[@mikebarton]

With respect to law and order all the legislation ACT has touted so far is simply ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. Policies that have been tried before and failed before.
We should be looking at community programmes involving early intervention. More work around drug therapy including, and especially, alcohol.
Further tightening of gun legislation as opposed to weakening it.
Even things like open prisons reduce recidivism and, bonus, they're cheaper to run.

[@sox7784]

❤❤❤🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿

[@1158naomi]

Awesome, common sense.

[@ChelleMEis]

They are about four years too late.

[@patrickhauraki8713]

😂😂 lord help us

[@schlookie]

Grow up

[@badchefi]

All talk - more prison beds won’t reduce crime - I predict crime to rise in the next three years.

[@olliemoose2020]

It might not but at least it will keep the criminals of the street, if that takes more prison’s then so be it.

[@Digmen1]

Yes it will.
Jail time will be a deterrent
And prisoners cannot commit crimes
What is your solution - be nice to criminals

[@badchefi]

@@Digmen1 sit back and watch how well it will work over the next three years.

[@enzed6498]

Correct prison beds do not reduce crime,but, in this country a life sentence is a joke. When a life sentence means exactly what it says " prison for life " you do not get out at least there is somewhere to keep these people. I always find d it odd that when a dog bites a person everyone wants it put down but there are rapists, murderer s and child molesters who serve a few years and are then let go. Which crime is the greater ?

[@DossNZ]

That's not clever, given more 501s.

[@angusnz7910]

Always likes Seymour and the fact my sister hated him so badly made me feel even better (she’s a screaming leftie…literally)…but watching David in person show unbelievable arrogance to someone asking a question he didn’t like made me take a longer look. He’s got the gift of the gab for sure, but got a feeling he’s just part of the labour/national uni party. Hope I’m wrong, but when he talks down to then ignores a man and calls him a no body for daring to ask a simple question…then I’ve got my doubts. Not here say…I was there at the time. This lady here seems great…maybe she needs more air time and not David.

[@DirtryErnie]

Cool story. So what was the question that he didn't like?

[@MajesticDemonLord]

Interesting - I have never had that experience meeting David (have done on a few occassions) - I once asked him a question about philosophy - specificially on the promulgation of grievance studies and activist disciplines in Universities. To my surprise, he talked about recently reading the book by James Lindsey on that subject.
If he understands the philosophy that is driving the unwanted change, then he is in a good place to counteract it.

[@josephjamesrollo9826]

Nicole trying to be a pakehA😮

[@jakz0110]

I’ve never heard of someone talk so much shit

[@olliemoose2020]

Apart from your self of cause.

[@enzed6498]

Ever listened to Rawiri, who does not practice what he preachers.

[@mikebrown7269]

In that case have a listen to Waititi for five minutes, enough shit to fill a dump truck, and looks like a clown for more added entertainment.

[@jakz0110]

@@olliemoose2020 what cause?

[@jakz0110]

@@enzed6498 do you have an example or is this just a phrase you like to use

[@mikebarton]

Who wrote that bizarre speech? Ketels?
_Now that ACT has its hands on the levers of justice we will not use a light touch when it comes to protecting the rights of peaceful, productive New Zealanders._ 🫣🫣