No Classes in this Society

But perhaps Mr Turnovsky's greatest problem is his view of New Zealand society. He denied flatly that there was any sort of class structure in this country, and proved his assertion by stating that he lived in the same street as Maoris and workers. In Mr Turnovsky's eyes, the interests of the Manufacturers' Federation are the interests of all New Zealanders. From what Mr Turnovsky says, we are led to conclude precisely the opposite: that there is a class of capitalists working above all for their own interests and in opposition to the interests of New Zealand and its people.