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Apparently it has come as a total shock and surprise for ACT, National and NZF voters that the Haka is a Māori thing and I couldn’t be laughing harder at their outrage
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Fine looking men. not afraid to open their mouths wide and show disdain and assertiveness at the same time. Pollies often show slit mouths so words can just slide out easily and be gone before they stand and are recognised. Pakeha need to develop a special haka, more a hah-ka of their own, to show some gumption which Maori have maintained and strengthened over decades.
Go fellers go, and make Kiwiland a great place to be in and proud of. Pakeha ways have decayed, so bring forth what is good and effervescent from the old culture and we’ll give that a burl for the hope of having a future that is livable and lovable.