The Treaty of Waitangi debate

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More than 170 years after the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, the Waitangi Tribunal says Maori feel their culture if marginalised.
More than 170 years after the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, the Waitangi Tribunal says Maori feel their culture if marginalised.
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07 Feb 2012 07:19p.m.

G-D Willing wrote:

The land called New Zealand Belongs to the Maori people that populated the land prior to white man making claim to it there are two white clans on this planet that claim rights to all land. Show me a county that belongs to the original inhabithence south of the 30th parallel.The Maori people in 1840 were high jacked as there was no legal repersentaion that understood what the Crown meant.
The maori was highjacked by London city,
Now he has no land to call home and is a slave to the banks that now own this county. There are very few people that under stand what is happening in this world;

20 Nov 2011 01:51a.m.

Young wrote:

@ all the wana be Don Brash's.

THANK GOD, Maori have managed to get themselves this far after 170 years of institutional oppression. Why is it that equal opportunities and one law for all only applies to non-Maori. Why do Maori need to constantly fight to have the same participation as everyone else. Clearly, only maori have the best interests of maori at heart not just any body else.

It is simply not good enough for New Zealand to go through history with double standards and lies. Te Tiriti and the Treaty both do justice for all parties concerned. Therefore, the treaty is central to re-orientating New Zealand onto the correct constitutional basis that we all can be proud of.

18 Oct 2011 01:55p.m.

kane wrote:

I tired of all the treat crap honestly. Maori seem to have a cry over everything. They have their own tv channel, their own party and they've claimed half the land back.
Maybe the government should take 'the natives' off the DPB, WINZ and DOL and then they would have something to cry about.