Hone is part Pakeha, that part keeps apologising,
the Maori part keeps fucking it all up.
Where else but Cactus herself
(part of 5.17 pm comment).
Social justice in our lifetime is possible.
All we need is a mob to lynch those who propose it.
deogolwulf - Fewtril #258, The Joy of Curmudgeonry
Hone is part Pakeha, that part keeps apologising,
the Maori part keeps fucking it all up.
denied that he was attacking all Pakeha
Apologist #1.
"I have shown poor judgement. For that I am very sorry,"
"I accept that I have failed to live up to the important principle that I have set, that politicians should always remember that they are spending taxpayers' money, and therefore must spend it carefully."
He has apologised to the party for any harm be caused with his offensive language but not for the sentiment behind it
The reason we persist is because of his potential. I think he will find a way to apologise to the nation, we will help him do that
Race Relations Commissioner Joris de Bres received more than 20 complaints about the email but said yesterday Mr Harawira's language did not breach to Human Rights Act.
the language was offensive but it was freedom of speech and not action would be taken over it.
These women have sung it all! Christenings, weddings, funerals, they’ve seen them all come and go – the good, the bad and the downright ugly.
But then a new priest is introduced to the parish. Good looking, but a priest – and therefore off limits. He wants a new choir – he wants something to impress the Bishop… and these gals aren’t it.
"White motherf***ers have been raping our lands and ripping us off for centuries and all of a sudden you want me to play along with their puritanical bullshit."
... Mr Mallard had knobbled Ms Kaye ...
| 1. | to drug or disable (a race horse) to prevent its winning a race. |
| 2. | to convince (a person) by fraudulent methods; misrepresent or lie to. |
| 3. | to swindle; defraud. |
| 4. | to seize (a person); hold for arrest. |
Many young Pacific offenders in South Auckland are "chameleons" who attend church with their family the morning after committing a crime
Young people who offend are chameleons. They change," she said."Young people, by definition, make mistakes. Adults, by definition, need to mentor and support them through those mistakes.
I think it's better to try and get some agreements
the act would remain in place until an acceptable alternative was worked out in conjunction with coalition partners the Maori Party and iwi leaders
public access to beaches could be restricted
the poll result showed the need for the referendum's education campaign, as the public were not yet engaged in discussion about it
There has been no opportunity for the public to be educated about it, and until that happens, a poll like this is not going to be a true indicator of people's views