Are New Zealanders "more divided"?
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- Mar 5, 2022
- 1 min read
The following survey was taken during January 2022, before the Wellington protests. 1,000 respondents provided a margin of error of +/- 3.1%. It was commissioned by Hobson's Pledge and conducted by Curia Research.
Thinking now about the state of New Zealand and our society, do you think New Zealand and New Zealanders are less divided, or more divided than a year ago?
You may want to offer your own response.
Multicultural ideology is definitively associated with diminished social trust.
Given New Zealand is officially Bicultural, namely a self-identifying "Maori" elite (which is an unchallengable political construct) and a Muticultural hoi polloi that seeks to homogenize cultures, customs and traditions into one size fits all, which most reject, the resultant ideologically fueled adversarial mess is serious country-wrecking material.
Aotearoa New Zealand is generally regarded as a country with a high level of social cohesion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_9UOLq8bfg
well that’s a bit of a useless survey - it tells us nothing that we didn’t already know.
Why not ask “why are we more divided?” It could be any number of things………petrol prices, hospital care, Donald Trump, inflation, house prices, exams, getting older, unemployment, employment, global warming, diet, social media, mental health, mortgage rates, home repairs, covid, crime, corruption, lockdowns, 501 returnees, education, losing weight, drugs, public transport, relationships, retirement, rental property, insurance, hair loss, children, pet care, elections, homework, workplace accidents, prescription pricing, gang violence, etc.
Of course we are more divided because the Left hate everyone who disagrees with them and wage war accordingly. And Covid has allowed, entitled and funded the Left to run rampant with our media as its lapdogs.