Thread: Eugenie Sage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owp9...ature=youtu.be
7 seconds in, turn the sound up

(bit quiet as its from my phone, maybe someone that knows what they are doing could make a better version.)

TVNZ On Demand breakfast 3 October about 40 minutes in. Big smirk afterwards.

Unreal - I guess that is a word she commonly uses

She new she was saying it al right. She pauses before hand and afterwards.

Shocking

Kinda think it was probably just a really unfortunate mental stutter, mixed up culling/hunters or something. It would be extremely stupid and pointless for a politician to call anyone cunts on national television which presumably someone watches (?)

I agree, either a mix up, or slip of the tongue and that's what she calls us behind closed doors, surely no-one in politics could be dumb enough to do that on purpose.

Nar I call busted

Originally Posted by gimp

Kinda think it was probably just a really unfortunate mental stutter, mixed up culling/hunters or something. It would be extremely stupid and pointless for a politician to call anyone cunts on national television which presumably someone watches (?)

Agree with you gimp. I would struggle with pronunciation too, after just swallowing the large dead rat that the Minister has !!

The way it came out of her mouth clearly indicates it is a commonly used word in her vocabulary.
It is a pity we have ministers that feel they are so far beyond reproach they can use language like that so openly.

Pull your heads in guys, stop being '*unters'

I liked them, till they came in her size, still there"s a bunch of good ones on here

I can't believe anyone thinks that Sage said this on purpose. If it was on purpose she had everything to lose and nothing to gain - she is not that silly.

Sure, it might be the vernacular used by her in private, or it might have been a mispronunciation. But it was a mistake.

To suggest that a politician would say this on purpose is simply naive.

It may indeed be a slip - almost certainly, in my opinion is a mistake. HOWEVER, it is also very telling.

No surprises there, none at all. Anybody who thinks she is in any way on our side needs a big cup of wake the hell up.

Originally Posted by Tahr

I can't believe anyone thinks that Sage said this on purpose. If it was on purpose she had everything to lose and nothing to gain - she is not that silly.

Sure, it might be the vernacular used by her in private, or it might have been a mispronunciation. But it was a mistake.

To suggest that a politician would say this on purpose is simply naive.

Crystal clear..slip of the tongue? It's like anything,you say it enough then sure as hell it will surface when you don't want it.

That dear lady is not to be trusted at all.

Originally Posted by doinit

Crystal clear..slip of the tongue? It's like anything,you say it enough then sure as hell it will surface when you don't want it.
That dear lady is not to be trusted at all.

Aye "slip of the tongue" ?? ... I hope you're not questioning her sexual preferences as well as her integrity

The audio is crystal clear, the word used is deliberate & there for all to hear.
If it was a mistake or a Trump "I miss-spoke" then there should at least be a public apology and mea culpa. I'm waiting !

Originally Posted by Tahr

I can't believe anyone thinks that Sage said this on purpose. If it was on purpose she had everything to lose and nothing to gain - she is not that silly.

Sure, it might be the vernacular used by her in private, or it might have been a mispronunciation. But it was a mistake.

To suggest that a politician would say this on purpose is simply naive.

Id like to think that a minister would be above doing this on purpose but watching the clip Im not so sure. Remember the green party has some form here

Marama Davidson was elected as co-leader in April 2018 and had been very quiet until recently. She threw her support behind the group trying to prevent Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux from speaking on their recent visit to New Zealand. A New Zealand politician protesting against the free speech movement. During the protest rally in Aotea Square, she dropped the C bomb three times in her speech, and later went on what can only be described as a rant about reclaiming the C word ‘for women’. When the co-leader of a political party that is supporting the government on confidence and supply, states her ambition to ‘reclaim’ a word that most people find abhorrent, you seriously have to question that standards of the party she represents.