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fish-feeder wrote: Simple fact is....wait for it... Two laws for us and them. So much for "we are one people" treaty tripe talk. Its a sad reality but its fact,its happening and its going to get a lot worse. Glad it wasn't my son that was shot at...and the gutless sods that shot at the boy would be even happier it wasnt my son. We should have a different law system for those that think NZ law doesn't apply cause they don't recognise the current rules of law. |
Pcj wrote: They have to allow public access but for how long??They will work with commercial fishers,you catch we will take koha,This is only a start.As said now Labour is Governing alone whats next?? Give it 10/20 yrs we will have reverse apartied. Wait already starting with a seperate health board.
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Derek F wrote: Frantically searching for a black sheep in my family history somewhere |
MB wrote:
I have mates who done that to their kid's advantage. Financially comfortable hospital doctors who have zero interest in all things Maori apart from distant family history. It highlights how ridiculous race-based laws are more worryingly, the advantage isn't going where it is really needed. I don't blame the individuals, I blame the system. |
Muppet wrote: If we all identify as Maori can they object? And if they do so well they look like hypocrites. It is well worth considering.... |
Derek F wrote: Frantically searching for a black sheep in my family history somewhere |
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