Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 10, 2019 7:56:33 GMT 12
STATE-SPONSORED APARTHEID
R M writes > We are too far down the track of state-sponsored apartheid for it to end any time soon. The pollies in the Beehive are continually encouraging it to become deeper ingrained into our daily lives. There just IS NOT any 'quick fix' solution, nor will either major party have the balls to do anything about it in case they lose the precious maori vote and have the media scream "Racism" even though it would be removing racism, plus, they would have egg on their faces because they have promoted it themselves.
It will take a strong third party to force any change, which is why I have spoken out so often against the selfish egotistical present case of several small parties refusing to put their pride to one side, join forces, and think of New Zealand instead of the trifling differences between them.
Even if legislation is enacted to remove some of the divisive Acts and Regulations, it will still take years to bring the new rules into force, for there are literally thousands of clauses through nearly all local and national rules and regulations that will have to be rewritten - and you can guarantee that they will appoint working (?) committees to look at each and every one - on which there will be maori representatives who will carry on about 'culture' and 'the spirit of the treaty' (which seemed to know all about cellphones, aircraft, and anything else that is dreamed up).
WE will never see any significant change, but hopefully our grandchildren might. Don't hold your breath !!!
R M writes > We are too far down the track of state-sponsored apartheid for it to end any time soon. The pollies in the Beehive are continually encouraging it to become deeper ingrained into our daily lives. There just IS NOT any 'quick fix' solution, nor will either major party have the balls to do anything about it in case they lose the precious maori vote and have the media scream "Racism" even though it would be removing racism, plus, they would have egg on their faces because they have promoted it themselves.
It will take a strong third party to force any change, which is why I have spoken out so often against the selfish egotistical present case of several small parties refusing to put their pride to one side, join forces, and think of New Zealand instead of the trifling differences between them.
Even if legislation is enacted to remove some of the divisive Acts and Regulations, it will still take years to bring the new rules into force, for there are literally thousands of clauses through nearly all local and national rules and regulations that will have to be rewritten - and you can guarantee that they will appoint working (?) committees to look at each and every one - on which there will be maori representatives who will carry on about 'culture' and 'the spirit of the treaty' (which seemed to know all about cellphones, aircraft, and anything else that is dreamed up).
WE will never see any significant change, but hopefully our grandchildren might. Don't hold your breath !!!