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Amanda vs. VUW

  • Writer: Amanda Riddell
    Amanda Riddell
  • Oct 9, 2025
  • 1 min read

They have no case. Telling me that I should study because the coalition government is willing to enable them to bully me is unacceptable. I'm 31 years old, with the mental capacity to refuse their offers. Their business model is incompatible with my political party, and the faculty at the NZSM isn't pro-rainbow. I'm better off on the dole, so long as I'm not being stalked. - I'm getting lots of legit job offers as well, and I've applied to RNZ. They're not exactly winning me over, though; the phobia from daytime people seems to be more important than my self-expression. AMPP is more important than the job offers. If we get it right, it could be a winner. - Plus there's the film script that already sold... money in the bank, after they settle. So, while I'm still recovering from my near-death experience, I'm well enough. I challenge my enemies to invite me to lunch and negotiate professionally.

 
 
 

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