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I found the bit in the intro about Stalin somewhat unnecessary, but this was a pretty level headed take on TOP from a lefty writer speaking with a left leaning audience www.emilywrites.co.nz/should-you-v... Crossposted with @openvibe.social

Should you vote for the Opportunity Party?⁉️For a while now, folks have been asking me that exact question. I've been surprised to hear from Green voters who are considering voting TOP. I have publicly said I don't like TOP. I view them as centrists who want to appease both the left and right - andwww.emilywrites.co.nz
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I haven't said much about them since the pile on a while back because I don't want to come off as a supporter (I'm not) I just think criticism should be based on facts not vibes

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Yeah it’s clear people on the left and right are scared these guys are coming to cut their lunch.

Ответ для Cam Bennett

@byroncclark.bsky.social it's interesting watching the polls because it's unclear where there support is coming from, looks like shaving a bit off Labour and a bit off National, and likely getting support from people who typically don't vote nudging the % total down slightly for all other parties

Ответ для Byron C Clark

Looks like a sound strategy for carving out a niche.

It's a shame that this is even an issue but I know what you mean.

Encourage your Right leaning friends to vote for them, and your Left leaning friends not to My missus was asking about them, which indicates that there's a real movement out there

I read their stuff… interesting. I’m curious as to what happens next. Typically centrist parties unmoored to a social agenda (e.g. Leftist) end up reorienting around greed / power once they have power. Their mantra of “practical solutions” sounds great, but the Q is always: Practical for whom?