Charlie Mitchell: Mainstream Media Maggot

Imagine making a living finding justifications to silence freethinkers. This is what mainstream media scumbag Charlie Mitchell does, as evidenced by his recent efforts to have VJM cancelled from Reality Check Radio.

According to Mitchell the Maggot, if you have “offensive” opinions you need to be silenced.

When I was a child, journalists were the good guys who platformed people who the control system wanted silenced. Now journalists deplatform people on behalf of the control system. Mainstream journalists really are maggots.

Correlations With Special Voting Yes In The Euthanasia Referendum

VariableSpecial voting Yes for Euthanasia
Honours degree0.750
Master’s degree0.746
Working in professional, scientific or technical services0.743
Special voting Yes for cannabis0.742
Working as a professional0.700
Voting Greens 20200.697
Bachelor’s degree0.687
Personal income $70,000+0.685
No children0.663
Mean personal income0.654
Working in information media or telecommunications0.623
Following Judaism0.617
Doctorate0.613
Voting The Opportunities Party 20200.602
Working in financial or insurance services0.558
Median personal income0.553
Working in arts or recreation services0.544
Part-time study0.499
Aged 25-290.499
Working in rental, hiring or real estate services0.485
Voting Sustainable NZ 20200.469
Receiving income from interest, dividends, rent, other investments0.462
Aged 30-340.435
Aged 20-240.433
Percentage of electorate overseas-born0.397
Receiving income from self-employment or owning one’s own business0.390
Turnout rate0.366
Following Buddhism0.364
Employed full-time0.349
Own house in family trust0.338
Working in accommodation or food services0.314
Aged 35-390.309
Receiving income from Student Allowance0.298
Asian0.279
Working as a manager0.277
Receiving wage or salary0.275
Following no religion0.274
Aged 40-440.234
Never married0.234
Level 6 diploma0.232
Enrolled in an urban electorate0.220
Aged 45-490.205
Working in public administration or safety0.198
Employed part-time0.194
Voting ACT 20200.174
Voting National 20200.168
Following Hinduism0.165
Personal income $5,000-$10,0000.143
Following Spiritualism or a New Age religion0.136
Enrolled in a North Island electorate0.135
Voting TEA Party 20200.129
European0.125
Personal income $50,000-$70,0000.115
Neither ownership of house nor house in family trust0.113
Working as a clerical or administrative worker0.109
Currently unpartnered0.108
Working in education or training0.094
Following Islam0.086
Level 3 certificate0.070
Aged 50-540.069
Personal income < $5,0000.030
Percentage of voting age population enrolled0.025
Percentage of males in electorate0.019
Full-time study0.013
Working in wholesale trade0.004
One child0.000
Working as a sales worker-0.005
Working in administrative or support services-0.009
Voting Heartland NZ 2020-0.015
Percentage of females in electorate-0.019
Receiving no source of income-0.058
Not studying-0.061
Aged 85+-0.083
Voting Labour 2020-0.092
Aged 55-59-0.103
Married (not separated)-0.107
Currently partnered-0.108
Aged 70-74-0.118
Two children-0.123
Aged 65-69-0.132
Aged 75-79-0.149
Aged 60-64-0.149
Mean age-0.155
Voting NZ Outdoors Party 2020-0.160
Working in mining-0.166
Aged 80-84-0.178
Working in healthcare or social assistance-0.184
Unemployed-0.195
Receiving income from NZ Super or Veteran’s pension-0.210
Voting New Conservative 2020-0.212
Voting Social Credit 2020-0.214
Working in construction-0.214
Voting Maori Party 2020-0.215
Enrolled in a Maori electorate-0.217
Pacific Islander-0.221
Median age-0.221
Voting Vision NZ Party 2020-0.233
Working as a community or personal services worker-0.236
Working in electricity, gas, water or waste services-0.243
Working in retail trade-0.253
Working in other services-0.270
Own or part own house-0.273
Voting New Zealand First 2020-0.275
Voting ONE Party 2020-0.298
Voting Advance NZ 2020-0.308
Voting ALCP 2020-0.312
Following a Maori religion-0.315
Maori-0.322
Receiving income from Supported Living Payment-0.354
Working in agriculture, forestry or fishing-0.367
Receiving income from Sole Parent Support-0.373
Following Christianity-0.394
Not in the labour force-0.394
Percentage of electorate New Zealand-born-0.397
Receiving income from Jobseeker Support-0.398
Divorced/separated/widowed-0.414
Working in transport, postal or warehousing-0.424
Working as a technician or trades worker-0.437
Three children-0.493
Receiving income from ACC or private work insurance-0.521
Personal income $20,000-$30,000-0.527
Personal income $10,000-$20,000-0.537
Level 5 diploma-0.541
Six or more children-0.555
Object to answering how many children-0.561
Level 2 certificate-0.572
Level 1 certificate-0.587
Personal income $30,000-$50,000-0.597
Level 4 certificate-0.597
Working as a machinery operator or driver-0.617
Working as a labourer-0.635
Five children-0.647
Working in manufacturing-0.655
Four children-0.667
No NZQA qualifications-0.727

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This table is an excerpt from the upcoming 3rd Edition of Understanding New Zealand, by Dan McGlashan and published by VJM Publishing. Understanding New Zealand is the comprehensive guide to the demographics and voting patterns of the New Zealand people.

Correlations With Special Voting Yes In The Cannabis Referendum

VariableSpecial voting Yes for Cannabis
Never married0.781
No children0.745
Special voting Yes for euthanasia0.742
Part-time study0.730
Voting Greens 20200.682
Aged 20-240.663
Currently unpartnered0.637
Aged 25-290.625
Neither ownership of house nor house in family trust0.594
Working in arts or recreation services0.581
Working in information media or telecommunications0.575
Receiving income from Student Allowance0.559
Level 3 certificate0.538
Master’s degree0.534
Working as a professional0.520
Personal income $5,000-$10,0000.511
Working in professional, scientific or technical services0.509
Full-time study0.487
Honours degree0.483
Receiving wage or salary0.473
Doctorate0.451
Mean personal income0.451
Following Judaism0.444
Aged 30-340.439
Bachelor’s degree0.439
Unemployed0.426
Voting The Opportunities Party 20200.422
Working in accommodation or food services0.399
Voting Maori Party 20200.391
Enrolled in a Maori electorate0.389
Working in financial or insurance services0.374
Median personal income0.333
Working in administrative or support services0.328
Working in public administration or safety0.327
Personal income $70,000+0.327
Personal income < $5,0000.293
Maori0.271
Voting Vision NZ Party 20200.256
Following Spiritualism or a New Age religion0.247
Receiving income from Sole Parent Support0.238
Voting ALCP 20200.233
Receiving income from Jobseeker Support0.225
Following no religion0.223
Employed full-time0.218
Working as a community or personal services worker0.216
Enrolled in a North Island electorate0.200
Following a Maori religion0.199
Working in education or training0.190
Aged 35-390.184
Enrolled in an urban electorate0.159
Following Buddhism0.141
Receiving income from Supported Living Payment0.120
Following Hinduism0.115
Receiving no source of income0.103
Working in rental, hiring or real estate services0.097
Asian0.093
Following Islam0.091
Percentage of electorate overseas-born0.078
Employed part-time0.063
Voting Sustainable NZ 20200.048
Working as a sales worker0.034
Pacific Islander0.032
Percentage of females in electorate0.029
Working as a clerical or administrative worker0.015
Aged 40-44-0.017
One child-0.026
Percentage of males in electorate-0.029
Six or more children-0.042
Receiving income from interest, dividends, rent, other investments-0.054
Working in transport, postal or warehousing-0.057
Voting Advance NZ 2020-0.061
Object to answering how many children-0.075
Percentage of electorate New Zealand-born-0.078
Voting TEA Party 2020-0.078
Voting Heartland NZ 2020-0.093
Receiving income from self-employment or owning one’s own business-0.096
Working in electricity, gas, water or waste services-0.097
Voting Labour 2020-0.113
Working in healthcare or social assistance-0.127
Voting ONE Party 2020-0.141
Working in mining-0.161
Turnout rate-0.169
Working in wholesale trade-0.173
Own house in family trust-0.176
Working as a manager-0.195
Five children-0.197
European-0.198
Personal income $50,000-$70,000-0.206
Voting New Zealand First 2020-0.207
Personal income $10,000-$20,000-0.213
Working in construction-0.220
Aged 45-49-0.235
Receiving income from ACC or private work insurance-0.256
Voting NZ Outdoors Party 2020-0.257
Percentage of voting age population enrolled-0.258
Working as a machinery operator or driver-0.277
Voting Social Credit 2020-0.303
Working as a labourer-0.307
Mean age-0.308
Level 2 certificate-0.334
Working in retail trade-0.348
Level 6 diploma-0.352
Working in other services-0.371
Median age-0.392
Aged 50-54-0.397
Working in agriculture, forestry or fishing-0.400
Level 4 certificate-0.419
Four children-0.428
Voting ACT 2020-0.430
No NZQA qualifications-0.446
Not in the labour force-0.454
Personal income $20,000-$30,000-0.457
Level 5 diploma-0.458
Level 1 certificate-0.461
Personal income $30,000-$50,000-0.474
Working as a technician or trades worker-0.476
Following Christianity-0.477
Divorced/separated/widowed-0.494
Voting National 2020-0.494
Aged 85+-0.496
Aged 55-59-0.517
Working in manufacturing-0.517
Aged 70-74-0.524
Aged 65-69-0.526
Not studying-0.533
Aged 75-79-0.563
Aged 60-64-0.571
Receiving income from NZ Super or Veteran’s pension-0.571
Aged 80-84-0.583
Own or part own house-0.635
Currently partnered-0.637
Two children-0.639
Three children-0.654
Voting New Conservative 2020-0.660
Married (not separated)-0.696

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This table is an excerpt from the upcoming 3rd Edition of Understanding New Zealand, by Dan McGlashan and published by VJM Publishing. Understanding New Zealand is the comprehensive guide to the demographics and voting patterns of the New Zealand people.

Correlations With Voting Advance NZ In 2020

VariableVoting Advance NZ 2020
Receiving income from ACC or private work insurance0.783
Level 4 certificate0.781
Personal income $10,000-$20,0000.763
Level 1 certificate0.736
Four children0.721
Percentage of electorate New Zealand-born0.718
Level 2 certificate0.706
Voting New Zealand First 20200.706
Voting ALCP 20200.684
Personal income $20,000-$30,0000.666
No NZQA qualifications0.648
Five children0.639
Maori0.634
Working as a labourer0.629
Following a Maori religion0.629
Object to answering how many children0.586
Three children0.566
Level 5 diploma0.557
Divorced/separated/widowed0.556
Receiving income from Jobseeker Support0.549
Working in agriculture, forestry or fishing0.544
Median age0.527
Voting NZ Outdoors Party 20200.511
Six or more children0.506
Receiving income from Sole Parent Support0.493
Mean age0.493
Voting Maori Party 20200.469
Enrolled in a Maori electorate0.468
Working in construction0.449
Following Spiritualism or a New Age religion0.439
Voting ONE Party 20200.389
Working in mining0.384
Working as a community or personal services worker0.379
Employed part-time0.347
Voting Vision NZ Party 20200.344
Aged 65-690.330
Receiving income from NZ Super or Veteran’s pension0.327
Following no religion0.326
Receiving income from Supported Living Payment0.322
Not in the labour force0.320
Working as a technician or trades worker0.315
Working as a machinery operator or driver0.309
Unemployed0.304
Voting Social Credit 20200.301
Aged 60-640.298
Aged 70-740.292
Personal income $30,000-$50,0000.285
Aged 55-590.282
Working in manufacturing0.246
Working in other services0.242
Own or part own house0.233
Aged 75-790.222
Working in electricity, gas, water or waste services0.202
European0.193
Working in healthcare or social assistance0.146
Working in transport, postal or warehousing0.142
Voting New Conservative 20200.118
Aged 80-840.108
Receiving income from self-employment or owning one’s own business0.086
Currently partnered0.085
Working in retail trade0.060
Percentage of males in electorate0.055
Not studying0.044
Working as a manager0.038
Enrolled in a North Island electorate0.034
Two children0.028
Voting ACT 20200.018
Aged 50-54-0.003
Voting Heartland NZ 2020-0.013
Full-time study-0.015
Working in administrative or support services-0.031
Never married-0.039
Level 3 certificate-0.040
Aged 85+-0.044
Working in accommodation or food services-0.044
Percentage of females in electorate-0.055
Personal income $5,000-$10,000-0.057
Special voting Yes for cannabis-0.061
Currently unpartnered-0.085
Working in arts or recreation services-0.099
Working in education or training-0.109
Level 6 diploma-0.122
Own house in family trust-0.128
Voting National 2020-0.130
Neither ownership of house nor house in family trust-0.152
Turnout rate-0.161
Married (not separated)-0.166
Voting Sustainable NZ 2020-0.171
Voting Labour 2020-0.191
Working in public administration or safety-0.202
Pacific Islander-0.209
Percentage of voting age population enrolled-0.212
Working in rental, hiring or real estate services-0.213
Aged 45-49-0.240
Following Christianity-0.289
Part-time study-0.304
Special voting Yes for euthanasia-0.308
Receiving income from interest, dividends, rent, other investments-0.308
Personal income < $5,000-0.314
Receiving no source of income-0.324
Receiving income from Student Allowance-0.326
Voting Greens 2020-0.358
Working as a sales worker-0.359
Voting The Opportunities Party 2020-0.360
One child-0.362
Mean personal income-0.411
Aged 20-24-0.434
Working in wholesale trade-0.453
Aged 25-29-0.466
Personal income $50,000-$70,000-0.468
Voting TEA Party 2020-0.471
Median personal income-0.472
Working as a clerical or administrative worker-0.485
Aged 40-44-0.487
Following Judaism-0.491
Employed full-time-0.517
Receiving wage or salary-0.537
Following Hinduism-0.542
Doctorate-0.545
Following Islam-0.548
Aged 30-34-0.551
Personal income $70,000+-0.555
Enrolled in an urban electorate-0.563
No children-0.571
Working in information media or telecommunications-0.582
Working as a professional-0.607
Working in professional, scientific or technical services-0.627
Honours degree-0.628
Working in financial or insurance services-0.639
Aged 35-39-0.650
Master’s degree-0.663
Asian-0.687
Following Buddhism-0.695
Bachelor’s degree-0.708
Percentage of electorate overseas-born-0.718

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This table is an excerpt from the upcoming 3rd Edition of Understanding New Zealand, by Dan McGlashan and published by VJM Publishing. Understanding New Zealand is the comprehensive guide to the demographics and voting patterns of the New Zealand people.