(Debate introduction begins at 21:40)
According to veteran broadcaster Peter Williams:
"It was a really good show, deserving of a wider audience.
It was “The Working Group” live debate on David Seymour’s Treaty Principles Bill. It was a show that either TV 1 or TV 3 should have shown live.
But they lack the courage to do so."
Settle down, boys and girls, settle down!
There's a civil war going on here, yes folks we're in a war. If you don't believe in anything you just won't give a shite. If, deep down in your inner most being you really believe in something & it's called New Zealand, then you're a true patriot.
If this is you, then its your duty to throw your keyboard out the window, leave your comfort zone behind, take to the streets & fight for your nation's survival. All else is just mental exercise & pissing against the wind. So get off your fat backsides. take action & rise up against the insurgents who are the enemies of our nation.
I've just written what I have written. And...
I make no apologies for it.
For this reason.
E aroha ana ahau ki a new Zealand.
Not aoteraroa. I love you new Zealand.
I'm proficient now .
They'd better watch their back.
I'll gaurantee that not one of those antisemitic and racist clowns in that particularly agreguous party of simplistic fools that pretend to support their own people knows a life beyond KFC or taxpayer indulgent worthlessness.
Fucking useless the lot of them.
Deadbeats and wastrels, defunct and hopeless they truly are. If they were a sick dog.... Yeah. Enough said .
God bless all
This country needs immediate first aid right now.
Help to apply the bandages.
We can do…
We are one country now. Get used to it. You've had 200 years plus to wrap the head around this little missive. New Zealand isn't yours never has been. Pay for it did ya? I didn't think so. Being here first is a weak and pathetic argument that only serves to illustrate how poor you were at taking care of new Zealand and it's wildlife.
You ate the lot. So. New Zealand?
. It's ours. And you are definitely included in this process. We are
One people,a collective of different races that should believe in unity and not any sort of race based compartmentalization of needs based on ethnicity of perceived race.
If you can't come to terms with that…
I’m glad I listened to this. My observation is that Helmut’s sole point that his whole argument rests upon is that Maori didn’t cede sovereignty. I’m sure that Ewan McQueen, Paul Moon and many others can provide strong historical evidence to the contrary.
David’s ‘outcomes’ speech at the finish was, by contrast, a powerful and practical argument.