Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 21, 2019 5:06:45 GMT 12
VOTE THEM OUT
R A writes > The argument the " separatists use for Māori wards is that there will only be one or two seats and we have to do it because of the treaty, which, frankly is not sufficient information to make an informed decision, there is no " partnership" mentioned in the TOW " they" are again relying on a " born again treaty expert" someone like Finlayson.
If council decisions are mainly to do with roads, clean drinking water, sewage, drainage, libraries, sports facilities and cultural centres, all of which are for the benefit of everyone, what benefit would a Māori ward bring?
Māori wards increasingly appear to be a solution looking for a problem to solve.
When in doubt, vote them out. Voting against Māori wards is the only rational choice that citizens and ratepayers can make.
R A writes > The argument the " separatists use for Māori wards is that there will only be one or two seats and we have to do it because of the treaty, which, frankly is not sufficient information to make an informed decision, there is no " partnership" mentioned in the TOW " they" are again relying on a " born again treaty expert" someone like Finlayson.
If council decisions are mainly to do with roads, clean drinking water, sewage, drainage, libraries, sports facilities and cultural centres, all of which are for the benefit of everyone, what benefit would a Māori ward bring?
Māori wards increasingly appear to be a solution looking for a problem to solve.
When in doubt, vote them out. Voting against Māori wards is the only rational choice that citizens and ratepayers can make.