Why because he is pointing out the extra entitlements mÄori all claim they donāt get but we all know they do? Brother in Law is on a certain council I wonāt name, they have just brought in 4 mÄori as a sub division to help with giving assistance to roading in various areas, top guy is getting paid 220k per year.
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Wow, it's 1970 all over again.
I just found out during the week that my proposal for doing alterations to a South Auckland Primary School has been rejected.... not on the basis of my proposal or my fees but because of the fact I don't have my staff made out of 1/4 mÄori. The fact that I'm self-employed and don't employ any staff is irrelevant.
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Wow a mÄori with a high paying job, how dare he
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Plain racism.
No defending that. These sort of divisive racist policies do mÄori more harm than good.
And our lefties canāt understand why Trump, the far right and Hobsons Pledge are growing. These indefensible racist policies are driving people there
The point is it was set up based on race, which I have no problem with, but letās not kid ourselves and believe tpm and the radicals and say MÄori donāt get special treatment because that simply isnāt true.
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Well, time for me to get banned then. Fuck you're an idiot. Piss off.
Just out of interest why don't you do one of those Ancestry.com DNA tests to clarify if you have NZ mÄori ancestry or not. (assuming they're accurate)
I have done the ancestry one in Australia.
I can verify that they are bang on.
Me and my Parents did it and it all lined up.
Seems like you get a stronger inheritance from the males.
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The definition of racism is āprejudice on the basis of race by an individual, community, or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular racial or ethnic group.ā
A decision to award a contract on the basis of racial membership rather than any other criteria is a racist decision according to the definition. It is racist.
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One day I will. My background is very multi ethnic but i just see myself as a kiwi.
Weāre all equal arenāt we?
Yeah so do I, affirmative action policies have some merit for historically marginalised groups but they're a minefield of resentment once we've passed the point of redressing past wrongs. I have no fixed opinion on it now, have we achieved all the equality we're going to get, or gone too far and the disadvantaged have become the privileged, who knows where that point is.One day I will. My background is very multi ethnic but i just see myself as a kiwi.
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Such wise wordsā¦
I just find it funny those wanting everyone to be equal are called racist
That line is also used by racists to squash affirmative action and indigenous rights policies, so I can see why he might react negatively from his POV. Not saying that's your thinking.Such wise wordsā¦
I just find it funny those wanting everyone to be equal are called racist
There are thousands of scholarships to apply for mate, from coming from rural communities, LGBTQI, international students, the first in your family to attend Uni or just because you face financial hardship. Why is it that MÄori scholarships are the only ones you have a problem with?My child would be able to get these $1,000s in scholarships but because we canāt identify if we are mÄori or notā¦
Did you apply for your share of the $85m that my kids, as normal middle class kids donāt meet any criteria?
Scholarships for MÄori students - The University of Auckland
Includes both University-administered and externally-administered scholarships for MÄori students.www.auckland.ac.nz
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Thereās always a risk that when doing the DNA test you get a tap on the shoulder from the popo
That's why not many aussies do the test
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Honestly, I have a problem with them all. Why should anyone get assistance when others donāt? These sort of things arenāt based on need or ability.
My daughter has been tossing up not doing university due to cost and she doesnāt meet the criteria for any scholarships so itās just front of mind.
Even worse some kids are eligible for student allowances but apparently I earn too much so sheās looking at a significantly higher debt that others. Again I think thatās pretty unfair and is affecting her decision.
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The majority literally are based on need or ability, requiring NCEA marks, University marks or financial evidence to apply for? How are you coming to that conclusion?
He's pissed off that he earns too much for his kids to qualify for a grant while the offsprings of layabouts on minimum wage get all the handouts. That's why he votes ACT to straighten out this whole mess. -Don Brashwah.
