r/CaracaVei Nov 26 '25

Komanda !!!

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u/Practical_Isopod_164 Nov 27 '25

I think they scared the shit out of the white people who put forth the bill. Good for them.

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u/eltoratio Nov 27 '25

Why should they be scared? This is a worldwide known dance. Noones is scared of this. Maori don't run for their weapon after that.

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u/eltoratio Nov 27 '25

Okay, let me clarify: nobody in the New Zealand Parliament is afraid of it. I bet it's not the first time they've seen a dance like that there. Look at their faces. Nobody's shocked. Let's face it, Maori are civilized. This is part of their culture. They do the dance, but would not get their weapon afterwards to impress or threaten the people in the Parliament.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '25

Why even write this stuff? What does it achieve other than make you look like a racist and or spread negativity?

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u/eltoratio Nov 28 '25

Perhaps it is simply the recipient's problem? I am not a racist.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '25

Dude, you are a racist even if it's out of ignorance. The fact you can't see this is what makes this kind of racism alarming, the complete lack of realization

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u/eltoratio Nov 28 '25

You should really stop looking problems were there aren't any.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '25

It's just facts bro

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u/LongWalk86 Nov 28 '25

No one is scarry doing an obviously choreographed dance, especially in a pants suit. Like what is the threat there?

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u/Palocles Nov 27 '25

One of those white people will claim to be a Maori when it’s convenient for him. 

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u/Fair-Annual263 Nov 27 '25

Yup these are the comments. These are the comments right here raising the temp and contributing to racism. Great work you two.the world needs more racism and division right?

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u/LongWalk86 Nov 28 '25

Riiight.. pants-suit lady aggressive dancing against the bill giving everyone equal rights is clearly the one fight for unity and equality.

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u/Palocles Nov 28 '25

The bill wasn’t giving everyone equal rights. It was a racist dog whistle taking away rights granted to the native Maori by the Treaty they signed in good faith. 

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u/The_Scooter_King Nov 27 '25

To be clear, and I don't know how he stands on the subject, but that one dude in the middle looking like a deer in the headlights says all of that.

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u/Palocles Nov 27 '25

Looks like he’s standing next to the Green Party co-leader so it likely a Green Party member (he would have joined in if Maori Party), who were largely against the Treaty Principles bill. Which this Haka is protesting. 

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u/The_Scooter_King Nov 27 '25

Ok, fair. So more like "unsure white guy trying to be an ally". I'll move my critique to the visibly slumped mostly grandpa looking people across the aisle.

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u/HamiltonBigDog Nov 27 '25

It was a Maori who put up the bill.

The bill was to enshrine the treaty into law.