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But in another they point to the lack of African development being due to white colonialism, slave trade etc.

What I like to do, where possible, is marry these two points together. To see if they can explain how the group which came first was held back by a later group (us). As yet Ive never had a satisfactory answer – or indeed any answer at all.

Some points to consider. The first permanent settlers in much of the South Island were British, so claiming Maori are the indigenous people of all New Zealand is debatable. Secondly, white people can’t “fuck off back to England” because England is now also full of immigrants from other cultures. Thirdly, ever hear the phrase “meet the new boss, same as the old boss?” – if you think Asian interests are the same as Maori interests, you’re seriously deluded.

Aotearoa is now close to 30% Maori, Pacific Islander, Asian, and the browning of this country is happening fast.

If Pakeha don’t like it they can fuck back off to England.

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