apart of those structures and traditions before the whole sad cycle begins again. Well, unless during or after the breaking up, democracy is demanded and any potential for power to concentrate thwarted and denied. Having been to the odd protest over the last few years, which sadly seem to get less and less public support (due to total ignorance and stigmatisation by MSM, police surveillance making participants feel like "crims"), I have seen the odd Labour supporters be there. Sadly their numbers have been very small, albeit appreciated. There usually was good support from Mana, in some cases the Greens and even the Maori Party. So in order to have a true "game changer" one would expect any persons associating themselves with Labour to also take more action and be on the street and in certain venues. The unions seem to largely only look after their particular clientele and forget others. We have draconical welfare reforms to be heard by the Social Security Committee shortly, so where is bloody Labour on that? Ardern is rather quiet, so are others. It almost seems they do not mind the reforms bashing beneficiaries even more, to make life unliveable and encourage suicide, rather than take a bloody stand and defend human rights. That is what makes me bloody furious about "Labour". So much talk and little walk, so much catering for some bizarre "centre population", they themselves cannot clearly describe. I am sorry, I have NO faith in Labour any more. Basta! A