Post by Kiwi Frontline on Oct 2, 2017 5:35:17 GMT 12
THE TREATY - EXCUSE FOR FAILURE
After all these years of treaty settlements (where the word ‘final’ has lost all meaning) which was meant to improve the lot of maori what do we have? The tribal elites and their self-berating pakeha sycophants and enablers still complain of proportionately more maori being incarcerated, under-educated, 'suffering' from post colonialist obesity etc etc.
None of that money has seemingly helped and they ask for more. It's time to acquaint these assholes with the facts of life...
If you don't want to be in prison stop committing the crimes;
If you want to be educated show up and start investing in yourself;
If you're obese, then stop jamming so much bad food in your mouth and go to the gym or go running.
Fact is, we now live in 2017 not 1817 and life owes you nothing.
Most maori get on with life and are as successful as any other group.
They don't need the crutch of the treaty to give them excuses for failure.
People succeed because they opt for that option rather than embrace victimhood as a way to explain their lack of grit.
By M A
After all these years of treaty settlements (where the word ‘final’ has lost all meaning) which was meant to improve the lot of maori what do we have? The tribal elites and their self-berating pakeha sycophants and enablers still complain of proportionately more maori being incarcerated, under-educated, 'suffering' from post colonialist obesity etc etc.
None of that money has seemingly helped and they ask for more. It's time to acquaint these assholes with the facts of life...
If you don't want to be in prison stop committing the crimes;
If you want to be educated show up and start investing in yourself;
If you're obese, then stop jamming so much bad food in your mouth and go to the gym or go running.
Fact is, we now live in 2017 not 1817 and life owes you nothing.
Most maori get on with life and are as successful as any other group.
They don't need the crutch of the treaty to give them excuses for failure.
People succeed because they opt for that option rather than embrace victimhood as a way to explain their lack of grit.
By M A