Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 7, 2019 5:39:07 GMT 12
IT IS NOT RACIST.....
T P writes > Affirmative action and racially based support and preference has achieved nothing but the indoctrination of all people who reject their assorted genealogy and focus on the minimal level of maori ancestry they believe they have.
This has led to many "maori" having a monstrous chip on their shoulders and a king-size sense of entitlement to go with it, along with a belief they are above the law.
Anyway, the whitey colonisers were responsible, weren't they?
If maori youth want to stop being put in front of the judge for crimes, they have to learn that they are NOT being persecuted because of their race, but because of their behaviour.
And their parents should be made to share in the shame. After all, they were the ones who should take responsibility for the manner in which they have raised their kids.
The law is not racist, neither is the police force.
The problem lies with a society that encourages generation after generation of children to be born and raised by one parent, with each generation having less knowledge of parenting skills and responsibility than the one before, but, at the same time, an ever increasing knowledge of the workings of the benefit system.
It is not racist to point out that the majority tying up the legal system are maori - it is a simple reality. It is also not racist to point out that equally, this mainly maori criminal activity impacts on everyone, whatever their race.
T P writes > Affirmative action and racially based support and preference has achieved nothing but the indoctrination of all people who reject their assorted genealogy and focus on the minimal level of maori ancestry they believe they have.
This has led to many "maori" having a monstrous chip on their shoulders and a king-size sense of entitlement to go with it, along with a belief they are above the law.
Anyway, the whitey colonisers were responsible, weren't they?
If maori youth want to stop being put in front of the judge for crimes, they have to learn that they are NOT being persecuted because of their race, but because of their behaviour.
And their parents should be made to share in the shame. After all, they were the ones who should take responsibility for the manner in which they have raised their kids.
The law is not racist, neither is the police force.
The problem lies with a society that encourages generation after generation of children to be born and raised by one parent, with each generation having less knowledge of parenting skills and responsibility than the one before, but, at the same time, an ever increasing knowledge of the workings of the benefit system.
It is not racist to point out that the majority tying up the legal system are maori - it is a simple reality. It is also not racist to point out that equally, this mainly maori criminal activity impacts on everyone, whatever their race.