Post by Kiwi Frontline on Dec 29, 2019 5:01:52 GMT 12
THE PLAIN UNADORNED TRUTH
D H replying to a deluded appeaser writes:
"No Richard - just stating the plain unadorned truth.
Let me put that another way: Maori didn't bring civilisation to New Zealand - but they did bring (for example) cannibalism and tribalism.
All of their art is based around weaponry.
Maori culture does not support the maori population or the general population of New Zealand in any real way - but European culture, knowledge, inventiveness, tolerance and productivity does.
Maori Language is predominantly made up of mispronounced English words - because for example - most of the things we need and use every minute of our lives never existed in Maori times and never in any sense came out of maori culture - and so a series of mispronounced english word is used to represent it. You know that is true and most of the awake population do.
Maori language is a dogma and an ideology - not a real language that can be used in a modern sense or a modern society - and I have never believed in it and I, (like most grown ups) never will. I resist it evey day as a matter of reality.
The billions of dollars created by the european culture spent to try and indoctrinate Maori language into an unwilling population would be far better spent on health or infrastructure to enhance the lives of all - including Maori - who have a predominance of European blood anyway.
All true - but all unsayable - because it runs against the ideology"
D H replying to a deluded appeaser writes:
"No Richard - just stating the plain unadorned truth.
Let me put that another way: Maori didn't bring civilisation to New Zealand - but they did bring (for example) cannibalism and tribalism.
All of their art is based around weaponry.
Maori culture does not support the maori population or the general population of New Zealand in any real way - but European culture, knowledge, inventiveness, tolerance and productivity does.
Maori Language is predominantly made up of mispronounced English words - because for example - most of the things we need and use every minute of our lives never existed in Maori times and never in any sense came out of maori culture - and so a series of mispronounced english word is used to represent it. You know that is true and most of the awake population do.
Maori language is a dogma and an ideology - not a real language that can be used in a modern sense or a modern society - and I have never believed in it and I, (like most grown ups) never will. I resist it evey day as a matter of reality.
The billions of dollars created by the european culture spent to try and indoctrinate Maori language into an unwilling population would be far better spent on health or infrastructure to enhance the lives of all - including Maori - who have a predominance of European blood anyway.
All true - but all unsayable - because it runs against the ideology"