GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – One law for all?
This shit just confirms how deeply fukn racist this country is…
…One law for the white man, another for the black man.
Hone Harawira is the Leader of the MANA Movement
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Yes, I totally agree. I personally feel a message is taken more seriously and carries greater great when written eloquently though. Ie, not filled with foul language (just my opinion)
The catch and release of a corporate bastard:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1urpE2hVe5o&t=53s
Who is really deciding these sentences? Certainly not the judges themselves.
Is this discrimination deliberate?
Yeah your right Hone and its stinks we need to keep highlighting this bullshit. I have been studying some cases and the justice system is so racist and some of the people that work in that system are a..wholes and some of those a ..wholes are our own people (Maori)