Buddy Mikaere: What’s Racist About The Treaty Principles Bill?

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025

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  • @paywize
    @paywize Месяц назад +319

    He cannot give one reason why Maori would be disadvantaged by the Bill. That says it all in a nutshell.

    • @gregwaghorn8496
      @gregwaghorn8496 Месяц назад

      They think it's about being MAORI....
      Other words, they have no idea.
      Maori lived in straw huts, hunting for food, raping each other, eating babies.
      That's a Maori.
      A NZDER lives and creates a future, leaving the past behind

    • @gregwaghorn8496
      @gregwaghorn8496 Месяц назад +8

      Only a prison, is a Maori govt dept

    • @aligeoff.27
      @aligeoff.27 Месяц назад +21

      I'm still waiting for anyone to come up with a valid reason.

    • @marcusnz232
      @marcusnz232 Месяц назад +12

      There isn’t one to give.

    • @barneyboy2008
      @barneyboy2008 Месяц назад +2

      Because it will change the interpretation of the treaty away from how it is currently interpreted to David's interpretation.

  • @ronbarbados
    @ronbarbados Месяц назад +140

    Buddy is full of it. He like the rest of the protest don't really know why they're there. The bill itself isn't anti maori or anti anyone for that matter. The treaty tribunal does need reigning in. They have way too much power over everything they target.

    • @jeremysmith5232
      @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +18

      they know why they are there, to protest for the continuation of apartied in NZ

    • @1Ma9iN8tive
      @1Ma9iN8tive Месяц назад

      Far cup clown.

    • @RupertBeard
      @RupertBeard Месяц назад +8

      @@jeremysmith5232 'they' have the same rights and obligations as every other new Zealander, so not apartheid in any way. What TPM want, for Maori to have more rights than other New Zealanders, a separate system of governance - that's apartheid

    • @66patc
      @66patc Месяц назад +1

      why even have a bill paakehaa everything is racist when you contest the principles!
      You are racist Sean and you can't be trusted to give correct information

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад +1

      The only reason Seymour is introducing the treaty principles Bill is because those who hold power and wealth don't like a judicial review finding that there is redress required and that redress will tip the scales even if slightly against their favour. Hence the activist politician and his bill that summarily reinterprets according to his world view what the principles should be.

  • @josephl9619
    @josephl9619 Месяц назад +305

    Buddy, with all due respect, if you are going to convince the wider public of your point of view, then you need to properly engage with the deeper questions that david seymour raises - not just call everyone a racist because they rearranged the order of maori and english names in government departments. Your answers dont get to the core of the problem

    • @themarsman5155
      @themarsman5155 Месяц назад

      It was honestly pathetic how much he fumbled and couldn't think of one legislation that shows David Seymour is racist

    • @davey6907
      @davey6907 Месяц назад +4

      If BM is the best they can put up I cant wait for the select committee submissions "um i probably overstated it" hahahaha

    • @isaacjamestereinacleland4031
      @isaacjamestereinacleland4031 Месяц назад +1

      And what issue is it that you think David is raising?

  • @nickbuchanan9158
    @nickbuchanan9158 Месяц назад +84

    They call Seymour racist, this shows their ignorance. The problem is they do not understand what racism is... Treating people differently because of your race, is racism. So giving Maori special treatment and privileges is discriminating against everyone who is not Maori.

    • @karensayer3089
      @karensayer3089 Месяц назад +6

      Seymore has Maori heritage.

    • @Execrate200
      @Execrate200 Месяц назад

      Legal action should be taken against that public statement.

    • @nicktepuni3916
      @nicktepuni3916 Месяц назад

      Do iwi not have the right to have their contracts honoured?

    • @terrytavita872
      @terrytavita872 Месяц назад +1

      Maori is first people. They are tangata whenua. Live with it.

    • @terrytavita872
      @terrytavita872 Месяц назад +1

      So what? His views aint maori.

  • @genevai2893
    @genevai2893 Месяц назад +219

    so everyone is a racist BUT we cant tell you why -because we have no idea -thanks buddy clear as mud answers

    • @stephenhowe4683
      @stephenhowe4683 Месяц назад +10

      The term racist used to describe someone who believed another ethnicity is genetically lesser.
      These days it seems to apply to anyone who doesn’t think another race should get special treatment.
      That’s why Buddy couldn’t answer the question. He probably isn’t clear in his own mind exactly what constitutes a racist.

    • @_HA_TANAA
      @_HA_TANAA Месяц назад

      RACIST
      is 1 Race Making ALL & EVERY incompetent Decisions for that of another ENTIRE race simply because YOUR A POSSESSIVE and think you know What is good for a People of which you are NOT...
      ... my people YOUR DECISIONS...wtf???
      THATS A RACIST.. A REAL F×CKN RACIST
      ....
      He'll your COVERMENT barley make ANY right Decision for its own People !!!!
      Let alone being Capable of knowing what's good for mine....
      TURNING UP HERE IN THE 1ST PLACE WITH A BIBLE AND MUSKET IN HAND tells anybody /anywhere what kind of Collective is in Control around here !!!!!
      a Very Very Calculated RACIST REGIME!!!
      not only is my race not your problem,
      IT WOULD NEVER BE YOUR PRIORITIE AS OBVIOUS IT NEEDS TO BE SAID...
      as we are not YOUR PEOPLE & we're not your property so we OUR OWN AUTHORITY OVER OUR OWN VERY DNA!!!!
      ...
      But i see a Coverment that Bleeds even its own kind for every drop Evidently,
      so i doubt their Faith finds them anywhere with such a civil mental fitness of a POSSESSIVE RACIST !!!!!
      just stating PROOF & FACTS 🏴🩸🏳

    • @_HA_TANAA
      @_HA_TANAA Месяц назад

      Nah I'd say this is a Racist...
      A FOREIGN RACE that makes all and every Detrimental decisions for that of another ENTIRE race , based off what right ,??
      As MY RACE SHOULDNT BE YOUR COLLECTIVE CONCERN ,
      neither your problem ...your Possession ,
      or Property to a People ...
      WHO FEEL THEY HAVE THE GOD GIVEN RIGHT TO BE MAKING DECISIONS FOR AN ENTIRE RACE of which they ARE NOT !!!
      what's best for my MAORI CULTURAL DNA is not YOUR PEOPLES RESPONSIBILITY,
      RIGHT OR RESPECT !!!
      ITS WRONG, WICKED, AND WEIRD TO BELIEVE THATS NOT A RACISTS!!!
      🏴🩸🏳
      And it fkn hurts

    • @petakarini7567
      @petakarini7567 Месяц назад

      @@stephenhowe4683 There was NO Racism in newzealand till Europeans arrived nearly 400 yrs later,.Pakeha brought racism to these shores,.I know i lived thought it from the 1950,s right up to the present day,and its only ,.getting,worse the, UN made a Statement recently saying that this Govt is the Most Racist govt in Newzealands History,.think about that,

    • @stephenhowe4683
      @stephenhowe4683 Месяц назад

      @@petakarini7567
      What about the old:
      I just not speak Maori
      I must not speak Maori
      I must not speak Maori?

  • @marshallgarrett1593
    @marshallgarrett1593 Месяц назад +174

    Using English names for all government departments makes sense. We have many ethnicities in this country around 3 to 4% of people speak Maori It’s an international language. It makes sense to use English. It should never have been changed in the first place and the fact why it was changed without asking English-speaking people so it’s kind of like a reverse thing isn’t it?

    • @TonyWhite-x3c
      @TonyWhite-x3c Месяц назад +31

      Crazy situation when 96% of New Zealanders do not actually speak Te Reo.
      What the fuck we were trying to do

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +8

      No no no its kaikiri..... Then english second, racist 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Now its haka time😂😂😂😂😂

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад +6

      Maybe the number of government departments with prominent Maori names should be proportional to the number of Maori in the population. That way we have some Maori names but the majority are still English so most people should be happy?

    • @paspallum
      @paspallum Месяц назад +14

      And the thinly, poorly veiled efforts to change the name of the country and main cities... What a backwards step! Irritating too.

    • @7saltypeppercorns
      @7saltypeppercorns Месяц назад +2

      I don't see the problem if we also have an English translation, without it most of us will be ???

  • @TonyBro-t7q
    @TonyBro-t7q Месяц назад +203

    What a weak as piss argument, nothing answered nothing gained , I'm guessing those at Wellington have the same answers 😂 Bring on the public vote !!!

    • @starcraftyschannel1926
      @starcraftyschannel1926 Месяц назад

      I wouldn't trust the publics judgement if I were you. They elected Adern 68 seats in 2020, remember? "Covid, Nineteen" everyday on the TV, Wow, let's give her unvetted power..

    • @annetteblack9573
      @annetteblack9573 Месяц назад +1

      So under section 2 of the treaty of waitangi, 28 legislation the Act and NZ first want to be able to use to make money but they cant because its stuck by law under the treaty. Some of the legislations like the conservation and protection of natural native plants, organisms etc land ,waterways are what they intend to free up for mining e.g waikoropupu springs in the south,which means arsenic will pollute it due to mining and so will the caving systems that are massive down there. This will poison underground water ways wells, impact on farming and the communities there . The majority of the money will not do anything for our economy and all resources taken with be sold and N.Z gets a small percent, the miners will most likely already be trained and be flown in. Same with gas, the hauraki gulf they aant open for fishing ,commercial shipping. Maori they want to vuy at the cheapest cost possible to also do all that. The government refuses to buy Maori owned land for full price which forces the greedy to change it to crown and sell possibly. But it also mean department of conservation has no say, although that was the old way of taking land by say 'th8s wet land on your property has threatened species so you cant use it and we will take carebof that." Yes alot of stuff half of the people dont get. What they do get is land will indirectly be confiscated once again and sadly by two guys who are of Maori decent who work for big corporations. Atlas is a group of corporations and so is Blackrock who is queitly waiting for the energy side to be achieved.

    • @SnipsIroam
      @SnipsIroam Месяц назад

      You don't get one

    • @barneyboy2008
      @barneyboy2008 Месяц назад +1

      Just because couldn't argue on the fly does not invalidate the argument.

    • @lividgamer2383
      @lividgamer2383 Месяц назад +3

      They dont have any arguments try having a debate with them in the youtube comments you wont get a coherent sentence or a argument with any facts just gibberish.

  • @hughheeney3554
    @hughheeney3554 Месяц назад +63

    Hopefully the taxpayers won't have to pay for Waitangi tribunal celebrations, because it will be shut down before it gets to 50 years old

  • @cavieman136
    @cavieman136 Месяц назад +91

    Thank you Shaun. "freedom of speech" is the very thing that is at threat here. And all the academics, maori and non maori elitists, cowardly politicians (you listening Luxon) bureaucrats and activists know it. So, what's their answer - try and send an entire nation into conflict with each other, facilitated through a deeply corrupted and bias media. We need to, have to, and are going to have this discussion and/or debate one way or the other. If we don't, we continue to fall into a form of political and cultural dystopia. I am convinced that these "ivory tower" elitists know 100%, that if we have a proper national discussion on this topic, it will open a can of worms and reveal that their gig is then up. The 'great taking' is over.

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад

      This extreme left ideology is being thrown out all over the world.. it was the reason almost 80 million people took to the election booths in the US .... and the reason why we turned out in such strong numbers to our own election.
      Trump was elected, despite the left controlling the media as is does here and we experienced the same during our elections.. Within hours of Trump's victory, Germany, Ireland, Canada with Australia and the UK talking seriously... all looking at dumping their extreme left governments. It is also the reason that the Democrats took out a full page in the New York times apologising to the US people that they had got it so wrong in following the social reset policies of the left. Has anyone read "The Great Reset"? Schwab is behind this left ideology.. read his vision for us... taking advantage of the covid lockdowns that economically ruined many countries (many deliberately)... He is one scary man and all his teachings you can find in extreme left wing ideology.

    • @trishkerr-v3r
      @trishkerr-v3r Месяц назад +1

      Well said and true Cavieman 136

    • @v1rotait23
      @v1rotait23 Месяц назад +2

      Spot On 100%. The "gravy train" of old has much to lose. Better buy some popcorn.

    • @jenni-mayburton4892
      @jenni-mayburton4892 Месяц назад

      The biggest threat to these "ivory tower" elitists (and obviously Buddy Mikaere and anyone else in protest against the 'Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill') is 'democracy' which makes their stance anti-constitutional. Being anti-constitutional makes someone anti-Government which makes them treasonous in nature.

    • @skorpiogrl
      @skorpiogrl 14 дней назад

      *biased

  • @OXSEnterprises
    @OXSEnterprises Месяц назад +42

    I came here hoping Buddy would have some answers for me. He didn't

    • @caravanlifenz
      @caravanlifenz Месяц назад

      I felt vicarious embarrassment for Buddy watching this. He wasn't able to answer a single basic question.

    • @dirtydogg06
      @dirtydogg06 Месяц назад

      Aahhh , buddy you got me lost straight out of gates bro

  • @LinkLich
    @LinkLich Месяц назад +38

    Where in the world is it a good idea to give citizens different rights based on ancestry -David .S

  • @MikeJones-m6r
    @MikeJones-m6r Месяц назад +128

    I wonder what buddy's net worth is?
    You think he'd be willing to de-colonize himself by giving all that evil colonial money away?

    • @Marius_vanderLubbe
      @Marius_vanderLubbe Месяц назад

      Not a fan of free enterprise?

    • @jeremysmith5232
      @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +11

      @@Marius_vanderLubbe taking taxpayer money is not free enterprise, it is bureaucracy

    • @Marius_vanderLubbe
      @Marius_vanderLubbe Месяц назад +1

      @@jeremysmith5232 Then overthrow your government.

    • @bajorjor1
      @bajorjor1 Месяц назад

      That escalated quickly.​@@Marius_vanderLubbe

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад +2

      What his worth is or is not is immaterial unless you believe that only European settlers and descendants of them are allowed to hold wealth which is the whole point the colonial system introduced a system that greatly was beneficial to colonist society. The Waitangi Tribunal is there to redress it.

  • @ruslingmcgehan7137
    @ruslingmcgehan7137 Месяц назад +27

    Buddy is like Willie Jackson, he cannot only comfirm a Maori not by blood quota but by who you support as your Maori leader judges your Maoriness. What a load of crap Buddy you just told us how stupid and bent your view of governance in NZ is and its very sad and completely wrong.
    Well done Sean for showing us the flip side and the real truth

  • @Draco-Pipfoy
    @Draco-Pipfoy Месяц назад +135

    as a maori this is so true and being maori my kids nor i have benefitted from any treaty settlements, you have to have certain last name or be living in those areas where there is no jobs.

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +3

      Oh dear, now youre being racist😂

    • @davemckenna8591
      @davemckenna8591 Месяц назад +51

      do you know what pisses people off , The iwi getting a big payout , AND ONLY the pigs with their noses in the trough at the top get the money , NOT THEIR PEOPLE

    • @hamishcraig6999
      @hamishcraig6999 Месяц назад +41

      Thats what gets me. Where are all the Maori (that haven't benefitted from the settlements like you) protesting against those that have benefitted. Why are they not being vocal and doing hikoi to expose this. And I would like to see all the wise old Maori men and women coming out publicly saying what they think the young activists. Where are the leaders publicly marching against the gangs that are recruiting their children and grandchildren? Not a whisper! Nothing. As my old landlady (NgaPuhi) used to say, we are our own worst enemy, and those that march should be at home helping their young ones get an education and a job. Being good role models and good hardworking citizens.

    • @weightednormal3682
      @weightednormal3682 Месяц назад

      Maori are political pawns being played by their Labour masters. The Democrats do the same to the blacks in US. I doubt they have real interest in helping Maori - just see it as a big club to bash their political rivals over the head with.

    • @raherahi
      @raherahi Месяц назад +7

      Just on the gravy train, thats what they're after, for themselves, not for the people. Anyway, back to work, like I was raised 😁

  • @TerryPalmer-d2l
    @TerryPalmer-d2l Месяц назад +83

    Good on you Saun, he just didn't have an answer, I think he wishes he was somewhere else

  • @harrycurrie9664
    @harrycurrie9664 Месяц назад +118

    He huffed and he puffed and his whole world fell down.

  • @franklove9117
    @franklove9117 Месяц назад +92

    So hes got no idea This is why we need ACT

  • @jeremchapman732
    @jeremchapman732 Месяц назад +21

    Master class is reporting. You held him accountable for his answers and kept pressing.

  • @PhilippeGianni
    @PhilippeGianni Месяц назад +58

    Dear Buddy the reason that we have English names on government departments was the vast majority of New Zealanders did not understand them. Perhaps the main objection is that perhaps with all being equal there will be less consultation jobs for Māori,perhaps we should celebrate all cultures that make New Zealand such a great place , think of all the rich diverse cultures in New Zealand.With the many European,Anglo-Saxon Asian African,Polynesian etc.lets concentrate on New Zealanders, not on genetics and tribalism.

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад

      Your first sentence was just silly why aren't the vast majority of New Zealanders not able to understand? Simple willful ignorance that comes from their Eurocentric world view we aren't in Europe so lets have indigenous language protection.

    • @daedalus7677
      @daedalus7677 Месяц назад +6

      @@IanG2120 - Language is a communication medium. More than 90% of New Zealanders speak English to a working degree, as opposed to a minority language such as maori/te reo. So it makes sense to use the language that most can handle, and I note that you yourself used English because you KNOW that your message won't get through to most if you used anything else, DESPITE there being Google Translate. Why make it difficult for everyone? Use the most prevalent language! That's NOT to say that people can't (if they wish) learn maori/te reo, but I declare right here and now that English gets me through all over the world, no matter where I visit, and I'm not about to learn maori myself at my age. I can speak more than one language, but I'm not adding another to the mix just to keep activists happy, because even if I were to do so, THAT wouldn't be the end of it, would it? There would be no respect for having done so because I still wouldn't know other things about maoridom. Such as (but not limited to) the protocol at a marae. I don't envisage ever visiting a marae again (been once, that was enough). In the same way that I have no intention of visiting a Jewish synagogue - not necessary, not part of my culture. Language is a communication medium. If most of 'the people' speak English, it's an un-necessary uphill battle to 'force them' to learn something else by trying to guilt trip them. If you're maori or otherwise interested in te reo, go for it. But to expect the majority to take it up? Extreme wishful thinking for no good reason!

    • @PhilippeGianni
      @PhilippeGianni Месяц назад +2

      I agree with the second commenter ,studies showed that people were confused as to which agency to contact for services,not all people are fluent in Te zero or NZ sign language,if you don’t know NZ sign language are you lazy

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад

      @daedalus7677
      No one is saying you have to learn a 2nd or 3rd or any other number of languages. Language is the way we communicate that much is obvious. But I can understand a tiny amount of Maori and can understand Spanish and can speak a little. But why wouldn't I use my first first language and speak English in New Zealand, but equally English doesn't need protection. In Spain, they speak Castilian predominantly, but they protect the Basques and Catalan languages. In the UK, they protect Welsh and Gaelic . Or do you think only white indigenous languages are worth protection and any languages spoken by people who have too much melanin in their skin isn't worthy of having their languages protected.

    • @daedalus7677
      @daedalus7677 Месяц назад

      @@IanG2120 - I'm in agreement with you (I think) that English is widespread enough in New Zealand and doesn't need protecting. FORCING others to de-facto learn a minority language because the English has been diverted in a sentence or phrase is ludicrous. Necessitating having to look up and translate what's being said. I served on a jury where the murder accused would only speak maori/te reo and wouldn't accept the jurisdiction of the court to be tried. Everything said by the accused had to be translated, and it was translated very poorly and stintingly by somebody whose FIRST language wasn't English. The accused was able to speak English, but wouldn't, just to be difficult. After more than a week, the accused changed plea, the jury thought it had all been a huge and frustrating waste of time, and we jurors all received a letter exempting us from further jury service as a result of the experience.

  • @TerryPalmer-d2l
    @TerryPalmer-d2l Месяц назад +73

    Just goes to show they don't know what the bloody problem is, as there is no problem

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад +3

      the problem is Maori want to keep asking for more sovereignty, benefits and specially treatment incrementally. They know that if they ask for everything upfront it could create a huge backlash. This bill draws a line in the sand which is a problem for them and they are afraid that it could provoke the backlash that they fear from trying to ask for too much too soon.

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад

      Exactly... the must be the only race on God's earth that is fighting against being classed as equal to their fellow citizens and demanding to be more than equal. They have no idea what they are fighting against... the bill gives them all they already have and takes nothing away from them...but it gives the democratically elected government by the people the right to govern (note nothing here about Co Governance that Ardern and Labour promised Maori for vote catching purposes and was being introduced behind the peoples' backs) and it makes all citizens equal irrespective of their ethnicity or heritage... Maori demand to be more than equal. If Maori cannot accept being equal then give the nation a referendum and let the people speak.

  • @brie7705
    @brie7705 Месяц назад +44

    Typical. If you can't articulate an answer or debate a subject, it appears one returns to base... Let's just pull out that racist card....
    Oh please 🥴

  • @njd2342
    @njd2342 Месяц назад +31

    When you get special treatment why would want equality?

  • @malcolmharfitt4032
    @malcolmharfitt4032 Месяц назад +79

    This is why the legislation should go through, the Wairangi Tribunal abolished and why we should have a referendum on this whole issue.

  • @hariseldon3786
    @hariseldon3786 Месяц назад +87

    The Primary Language is ENGLISH - so department names should be in English first. The Bill attacks no one's rights it simply affirms that we should all be equal. These ACTIVITISTS don't want a light to be shone on the SPECIAL BENEFITS for Māori. And the lawyers want to make legislation bc they think they know better.

    • @eddieh4800
      @eddieh4800 Месяц назад +4

      Why the need to reaffirm something that's already there.

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад +1

      Why are you afraid of the 1st language of this land being used as the primary names of anything including govt departments and English the introduced language being used second.
      What are these special benefits for Maori? Name them name some?

    • @7saltypeppercorns
      @7saltypeppercorns Месяц назад +3

      Personally I don't have an issue, if the English title is there also then what's the big deal? Put yourself in the shoes of Maoridom that had this done to them at colonisation, their language and ways were stripped from them. Did Colonial New Zealand understand Maori World View? No, Maori were forced to assimilate, see how it gets you all up n down, shakey and indignant on the inside just over adding Te Reo Maori to government department titles, tut tut! Are you beginning to feel your way of life is being threatened? The only way through this is to find common ground, to innerstand Maori World View, to educate yourselves in Maori point of view then from an educated pov rather than emotional decide for yourself where the racism is, who is perpetuating it and what's the aim of it. Divided we all fall.

    • @hariseldon3786
      @hariseldon3786 Месяц назад +1

      @@eddieh4800 Because it is being both undermined and replaced toward an ideological agenda.

    • @stevo-007
      @stevo-007 Месяц назад +3

      @@IanG2120 It’s not afraid it’s idiocy pc woke at its worst to have the prominent script being in a language only a tiny % are fluent in. And it’s also a democracy to see what the majority of the public think about this rather than a minority of liberal egg heads.

  • @suecampbell5627
    @suecampbell5627 Месяц назад +46

    And isn’t David Seymour an elected representative of this country. This man has no argument!

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад +2

      Unfortunately you seem to be under the mistaken impression that a democratically elected representative is allowed to bring a bill that represents the views of his constituents to parliament for public debate. We don't live in that kind of democracy or at least not anymore it would seem.

  • @tpaine1815
    @tpaine1815 Месяц назад +45

    This is the whole point - Maori activists know that they have got privilege and preference out of pushy aggressive, demanding, playing the indigenous card, blaming the rest of New Zealand for every ill, blaming colonisation for everything, and now they are confronted by a set of principles that judges did not give them preferential rights without any reference to the people of New Zealand. The reality is that we are a democracy - where the majority of people have control. Under what we have put up with for the last fifty years, the democratic right of the majority who have been blamed, smeared, called racist, etc. etc., has been fundamentally degraded. Now, for the first time, the majority of New Zealanders are saying "ENOUGH." And that means that Maori as a practical minority cannot prance around and demand more favourite treatment. This is what this is all about - grievance, petulent grievance. And Maori culture sucks up insult and craves revenge for insult. These are central attitudes to Maori culture and means that they can be stirred up without even having any interest in understanding the principles of equality, Mr. Seymour is espousing on behalf of the whole of the people of New Zealand.

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +3

      Well said

    • @brendakelly6207
      @brendakelly6207 Месяц назад

      Your a d#mb#ss if you believe what you are saying it is about opening the rights to resources in Aotearoa so they can be sold off for money plain and simple it does not state that in the bill exactly but weren't you taught to read between the lines are you not intelligent enough to see that this is what the bill is really about?

  • @elaber5
    @elaber5 Месяц назад +37

    This Buddy chap still believes he and his Maori are more equal than the rest of us.

    • @bryemarshall
      @bryemarshall Месяц назад

      But they are better than you. Your rugby team is predominately Māori and is why they are the best in the world. If it was whites then you would be as useless as the wallabies.

  • @keithsharp826
    @keithsharp826 Месяц назад +84

    Why did Mr Mikaere agree to be interviewed if he is unable to articulate his point of view clearly? What part of ‘equal rights for every citizen’ is racist? He was unable to answer that. Don’t waste your time watching this video if you want to hear coherent and well formed answers to Sean’s questions.

    • @namrepusprime6793
      @namrepusprime6793 Месяц назад +7

      The problem is you can't go anywhere to find an informed logical argument against the bill. Its frustrating, Im tryimg to understand why they are protesting and what they are actually losing.

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад

      @@namrepusprime6793 A lot of people think the bill is racist and divisive simply because that is what everyone else is telling them to believe. They haven't thought about it for themselves which is why they are unable to articulate any reasons for what they believe. There are some, (hopefully only a few) who are after more power, privilege and control. This bill which promises democratic government and equal rights is a huge threat. These people are scrambling to try and kill the bill without revealing their hidden agenda. I hope I am wrong and overstating things, but it seems to fit the evidence.

    • @caravanlifenz
      @caravanlifenz Месяц назад +6

      @@namrepusprime6793 Same. I'm trying to understand both sides of the argument because I study part-time and I need to be able to summarise this. They haven't put forward a cogent argument about why equality shouldn't apply to all New Zealanders.

    • @terrytavita872
      @terrytavita872 Месяц назад +1

      Mate. Maori make up less than 20 percent of the population and the maori party has just 6 in the house. They'll be swamped by pakeha at the polls on any issues affecting maori.

    • @7saltypeppercorns
      @7saltypeppercorns Месяц назад

      @@keithsharp826 So the Pl∆tform with the triangle in its logo chose its interviewee based on an advantaged outcome. #'Know your enemy.' #'Don't fight unless you know you can win'. Perhaps Mr Mikaere was simply out smarted.

  • @GDOG1901
    @GDOG1901 Месяц назад +45

    Exactly the problem, Maori have long used intimidation to get what they want. Sick of it> Buddy clearly spelt out the misguided maori view. The gravy train about to hit the wall! Yeehar

    • @paulthompson5546
      @paulthompson5546 Месяц назад

      @@GDOG1901 Why would you want equal rights when maintenance of victim status keeps the payments flowing. No wonder some of them are flying the flag of the most heavily subsidised terrorists in the world.

    • @seanodwyer4322
      @seanodwyer4322 Месяц назад +1

      our family have been robbed by them, and my dad died from one off their home invasions on Gwavas Station on Highway 50 .- Signed- Sean O'Dwyer- 136- 140 Hobson Street.- Auckland 1010.- new zealand. / maha aotearoa

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +1

      ​@@seanodwyer4322how awful for you and your family. What a tragedy that should never have happened.

  • @joshuamoxham-smith2149
    @joshuamoxham-smith2149 Месяц назад +78

    This was the saddest attempt at debate I’ve seen

    • @fatbastard70
      @fatbastard70 Месяц назад

      Sean was having a battle of wits with an unarmed man.

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад +1

      I'm guessing you haven't seen any of the "debates" going on in parliament recently...

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +2

      ​@@nigelowen4262they've taken up dancing classes and wild shrieking 😂

    • @rldrld7747
      @rldrld7747 Месяц назад +1

      School definitely wasn't his strong point 😂

  • @modfus
    @modfus Месяц назад +139

    This man has the mind of a bewildered child.

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад +1

      The majority are like that and such shout and say what the radicals tell them... these radicals have sold their people that everything Maori has will be taken off them...sad ... it is the radicals that are evil.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад +3

      be nice, he came he said he lft

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +12

      ​@bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 the real issue is they can't fault it, but if it's passed, the gravy train stops. That's what's behind it, the never ending tikanga of grift. As Winston states really clearly - there are no principles. It's 3 Articles that say it all.
      We are all NZrs, we are all equal, and we have our own rights to your own property. Except Maori want it all. Total sovreignity by 2040 according to TPM.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад

      @@LaurineCurrin The gravy train, what gravy train, last time I checked, we have a awesome gravy train that commits us to prison, for minor crimes that other white people Pakeha would get away with. Is this gravy train you are talking about. Thats one example, and No we want partnership as it was signed, 1840.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад

      So we are not wanting it all.

  • @johnshanks251
    @johnshanks251 Месяц назад +66

    No Māori can answer the questions you put to them Sean ,they are coming up with bull sh--t.

    • @itsohk-x7q
      @itsohk-x7q Месяц назад +1

      just like this hate comment

    • @Peter_Pepper_Love
      @Peter_Pepper_Love Месяц назад +3

      ​@itsohk-x7q which I liked.

    • @stevo-007
      @stevo-007 Месяц назад +2

      @@itsohk-x7q It’s not a hate comment, don’t be ridiculous, if people talk BS then BS it is! It’s not like tpm were giving out the love in Parliament was it!!?

    • @itsohk-x7q
      @itsohk-x7q Месяц назад

      @@stevo-007 u still a hater

    • @namrepusprime6793
      @namrepusprime6793 Месяц назад

      ​​@@itsohk-x7qyea it is.. cause people hate hearing BS 😂
      Have you got a logical argument you can put forward or are you just here to troll?

  • @surviveclubnz
    @surviveclubnz Месяц назад +37

    Buddy sure made a complete plonker of himself. Absolutely embarrassing.

    • @fatbastard70
      @fatbastard70 Месяц назад +1

      He's got a low enough IQ to qualify as a member of both the Greens and TPM at the same time.

  • @Millektm
    @Millektm Месяц назад +57

    No wonder this land is stuffed with woe is me muppets like this spreading his crap.

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +8

      Who ran the tribunal😂... All makes sense now😂

  • @geoffhingston2201
    @geoffhingston2201 Месяц назад +61

    97% of New Zealanders don't know what the names of the government departments mean. 99.9% know what the English names mean. Making the department names Māori was racist.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад

      then learn and learn fast because we ready to launch into evolution. Te TIRITI evolution, it means a way of living and being, no violence and greed just MANA

    • @geoffhingston2201
      @geoffhingston2201 Месяц назад +3

      @@bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 More nonsensical speech as expected from the victimhood of the radicalized.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад

      @@geoffhingston2201 lol nonsensical, he momo tera, if you are not willing hear another view we are wasting our time. moumou te wa!

    • @southpacific3160
      @southpacific3160 Месяц назад +1

      @@bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 At who's direction? I think Maori seem to think non Te Reo speakers are obligated to learn a language that means nothing to them.

    • @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722
      @bodietihoihuitoroataylor6722 Месяц назад

      @@southpacific3160 That is a little bit off-point regarding what we are talking about, but ok. I personally have never heard this conversation, there is strategy to rejuvenate Te Reo, to a point that we can maintain its functional use in Aotearoa.

  • @Patrick8804
    @Patrick8804 Месяц назад +52

    Good case study of facts and logic vs emotion and rhetoric.

  • @glennwr450
    @glennwr450 Месяц назад +71

    The word racist has no meaning when you throw it at anybody that doesn’t agree with you

    • @barneyboy2008
      @barneyboy2008 Месяц назад +1

      That's what Seymour is doing.

    • @beejallison8283
      @beejallison8283 Месяц назад

      That’s what people everywhere are saying online and truth there is racism out there especially online

  • @edHinson-wc9jr
    @edHinson-wc9jr Месяц назад +40

    Oh boy what an excuse for an argument,bring on the referendum

  • @how.why.what.who.
    @how.why.what.who. Месяц назад +80

    How was this guy the director of the tribunal? Removes all confidence in the competence of the tribunal generally

    • @stephenhowe4683
      @stephenhowe4683 Месяц назад +11

      They’re an unelected panel of people who make the rules as they go.

    • @joaohenriques4338
      @joaohenriques4338 Месяц назад +11

      ​@@stephenhowe4683, and that is the problem.

    • @rldrld7747
      @rldrld7747 Месяц назад +2

      I'm surprised if he could qualify as a cleaner 😂 What on earth is going on in this Mad world. I'm certain there's a demographic in this country that think we were all born yesterday 😂

    • @njp4340
      @njp4340 Месяц назад +3

      Why would anyone have any confidence in the tribunal? What about it suggests competent humans are involved? Its been nothing more than a way for Labour to use taxpayer money to buy maori votes for a long time now.

  • @ayjaynz1875
    @ayjaynz1875 Месяц назад +14

    Buddy did answer. He's afraid of allowing citizens to have a say about what the principals should be, instead of the current system of unelected judges & KC's who can be manipulated & gamed & corrupted from the citizens true will. True transparent democratic process requires a referendum.

  • @BabyDogOfJustice
    @BabyDogOfJustice Месяц назад +38

    They are demanding preferential treatment but know they can't come out & say it!

  • @urbanegorilla6005
    @urbanegorilla6005 Месяц назад +29

    If you really want the bill to pass into law, just vote 2 ticks ACT in 2 year's time. It's that simple and involves no unpleasant confrontations. Now say it like a football chant, it will make you feel better.
    2 TICKS ACT IN 2 YEAR'S TIME!!! ... 2 TICKS ACT IN 2 YEAR'S TIME!!!...2 TICKS ACT IN 2 YEAR'S TIME!!!

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +6

      Exactly

    • @chrisfort5775
      @chrisfort5775 Месяц назад +4

      2 ticks to ACT ✅✅ in 2 years time … 2 ticks to ACT ✅✅ in 2 years time 2 ticks to ACT ✅✅ in two years time . 2 ticks to ACT in 2 years time! 2 ticks ✅✅to ACT in 2 years time!
      And in perpetuity!! ✅✅

    • @urbanegorilla6005
      @urbanegorilla6005 Месяц назад

      @@chrisfort5775 Nice✅✅

    • @namrepusprime6793
      @namrepusprime6793 Месяц назад +2

      If you want it to pass into law make a submissiom supporting it and a referendum on it as well.

  • @jeremysmith5232
    @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +44

    Waitangi tribunal was supposed to be temporary, that is how it was sold to the nation, Helen clark had a crack at winding it up, so far it has cost every NZ taxpayer $30,000 is settlements each, and as part moari are 20% of the population so every Maori has taken $120,000 off their fellow taxpayers, the people in their street. We are in a cost of living crisis Buddy, we cannot afford any more. We need this process to stop Buddy, time the whole race grift is wound up.

    • @jeremysmith5232
      @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +16

      Moari seats must go, moari wards must go, the whole race based anything must go, we want an end to apartied in NZ, we want equality, same for everyone.

    • @jeremysmith5232
      @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +9

      you cannot explain your racist point of view Buddy

    • @wot54321
      @wot54321 Месяц назад +7

      Not sure about your maths there fella, but over 95% of Maori didn't and won't see a cent of those settlements. They are also taxpayers so your calculations may need revision. I would guess that the few thousand who see settlement dollars are taking millions from the taxpayers. Agree with your other points though.

    • @paulthompson5546
      @paulthompson5546 Месяц назад +7

      @@wot54321 just makes it worse hey? Lawyers, judges, advisors, hangers on, Iwi board members all creaming it.

    • @azzag2414
      @azzag2414 Месяц назад +1

      Where can these figures to be found to read?

  • @stephenlaurence8650
    @stephenlaurence8650 Месяц назад +28

    Dear Buddy,
    I was born in 1959 and believe in the first version of the Treaty which was one page long. In 1974 a Treaty bill was introduced to parliament, the purpose of which was to provide for the observation and confirmation of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and to determine claims about certain matters which are inconsistent with those principles. After 135 years of the Treaty, Maori claim the text of the Treaty in the English language differs from the text of the Treaty in the Maori language and therefore a tribunal was needed to be established to make recommendations on claims relating to the practical application of the principles of the Treaty and, for that purpose, to determine its meaning and effect and whether certain matters are inconsistent with those principles. In 1985 the act was amended to give the Waitangi Tribunal the authority to consider claims dating back to 1840, when the Treaty of Waitangi was signed. It also enlarged the tribunal's membership to enable it to handle the increased number of claims. It also required the tribunal to have a Māori majority. In 1988 tribunal membership and hearings expanded the tribunal's membership and abolished the requirement for a Māori majority. It also enabled different groups of tribunal members to investigate different claims simultaneously. And here we are in 2024, 31 year after NZ voted for MMP and our politicians can't determine and define treaty principles' entered into into at Waitangi between Her late Majesty Queen Victoria and the Maori people of New Zealand. Since this time all we have heard are stories that no body has bothered to investigate. Why?

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +2

      Very well put❤

    • @reubengwyn
      @reubengwyn Месяц назад +9

      Because the treaty has become an endless source of revenue for Kiwi activists who believe they have more rights than other Kiwis because of the color of they skin... as such, no apology, nor settlement claim will ever be enough, and this division that grips our land will remain until we have a political leader with the strength and mana required to say enough is enough. Unfortunately, Luxon doesn't appear to be such a leader...

    • @stephenlaurence8650
      @stephenlaurence8650 Месяц назад +2

      @@reubengwyn Agreed

    • @alandickie1818
      @alandickie1818 Месяц назад +3

      The costs must be huge. Tribunal plus lawyers must now be in the hundreds of millions. Big business now!

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад

      ​@@alandickie1818grift

  • @psypher8184
    @psypher8184 Месяц назад +34

    The judiciary are making too much money off this stuff. Why would they kill the golden goose?

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад

      Yep 44 KCs just qualified your point.

    • @psypher8184
      @psypher8184 Месяц назад +1

      Is your comment irony? Alas this nonsense divides the country more than unites it. When do non Maori Kiwis qualify as citizens in the eyes of Maori? Maori came here from far away, settled and built their culture just as the other races have done. We don't need a race based Treaty built on obscure principles conjured up by a judiciary on the take but a Constitution ensuring the rights of every Kiwi based on the Magna Carta.

  • @PhilT1957
    @PhilT1957 Месяц назад +82

    Can’t answer the question. This why the Treaty should be gone.

    • @Marius_vanderLubbe
      @Marius_vanderLubbe Месяц назад +3

      The treaty isn't going anywhere.

    • @richsmith3300
      @richsmith3300 Месяц назад

      What was the question?

    • @jeremysmith5232
      @jeremysmith5232 Месяц назад +4

      the treaty should be gone - again, like it was twenty years after it was signed and our government was formed

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад +2

      Totally agree.. the treaty is not law and in fact in 1860 it was dropped completely. With the newly created add ons of the 1970&80's by Labour politicians, Maori activists and their lawyers, it ceased then to be our treaty... the add ons were the work of the judiciary whose role it is to interpret and not invent the law. .. and their interpretations completely changed the meaning of the old treaty.

  • @joshuamoxham-smith2149
    @joshuamoxham-smith2149 Месяц назад +38

    Buddy has no clue. Just call everybody R

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад

      The word is kaikiri

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад +3

      @@argondemad8024 Those words among others backed with threatening gestures and pointing are all TPM know how to do!

  • @willsmcmurray7070
    @willsmcmurray7070 Месяц назад +29

    Gold, I love the platform

  • @rolytnz
    @rolytnz Месяц назад +12

    Buddy Mikaere: long on ideology, short on facts. His position is based on nothing of substance and using irrelevent argument to justify his position. I hope he listens back to this and realises how much he sounds like a chump.

  • @KozueMegami
    @KozueMegami Месяц назад +63

    Buddy,you are the racist.

    • @badchefi
      @badchefi Месяц назад

      And you are a goober.

    • @rickdodson3143
      @rickdodson3143 Месяц назад

      Yeh you are a racist buddy go put your p pipe down and go smoke another joint

  • @gordonpotts9642
    @gordonpotts9642 Месяц назад +9

    Buddy, it is about the Tribunal having the only say and the rest of the country having no say,that's why
    you couldn't answer Sean's question,and that is racism.

  • @deanspanley4472
    @deanspanley4472 Месяц назад +14

    Because it means no more handouts and no more extra medical, educational, there's so much given to Maori that others don't get, that's the reason they hate it and despite their usual conniving cunning ways to to distort the truth.

    • @MrMigido
      @MrMigido Месяц назад +2

      @@deanspanley4472 NZ becomes a doorframe instead of being a doormat.

  • @MrBigTDubbs
    @MrBigTDubbs Месяц назад +11

    My jaw is on the floor, I don't know buddy but he doesn't have the answers, who the fuck can answer Sean's questions to make this hikoi make sense

  • @mattclarke3621
    @mattclarke3621 Месяц назад +9

    Most of NZ speaks English. Every NZer is equal before the law.. facts. Why should a few people be treated differently, because they complain loudly ??
    People should be voted in democratically for positions that affect many. Not have people forced upon them based on fairy tales, or race.

  • @TheSpartacusBrown
    @TheSpartacusBrown Месяц назад +20

    "When you accustomed to privilege, equal rights feels like oppression."

  • @DreamaFishing
    @DreamaFishing Месяц назад +7

    Buddy, if you are unable to provide one fact about the racism you are claiming, then it appears as if you are concerned about the gravy train you and your mates are on, that is soon to screech to a sudden halt.

  • @Tekagi502
    @Tekagi502 Месяц назад +14

    When Americans talk about their constitution they actually cite the amendment.
    Not once have I heard anyone read out a single act in the treaty word for word when referring to it in the 50 years i've been alive. All I hear is that the Maori version is different which is true because the one in English is for the already (at the time) British citizens and would be weird to tell them they will become citizens which they already are.

  • @heathlett275
    @heathlett275 Месяц назад +6

    He sounds like a true representation of the people marching. Glad you could interview him.

  • @davidboyd8113
    @davidboyd8113 Месяц назад +7

    I’ll put money on it that there is not one person at that demonstration that could give you a valid reason why the treaties bill should not be passed but what has happened over the last 50 years is that the treaty of Waitangi has become a industry and extremely lucrative industry to the bureaucrats the judges the lawyers the select committees the treaty committee as well as Iwi and Māori businesses that’s why they don’t want to lose it and Baldy has been threatened by the bureaucrats and will not even allow a conscience vote for national party members it shows you the hold they have on the government and as far as I’m concerned if a government changes then all the heads of every department should be changed

  • @stopcogovernance
    @stopcogovernance Месяц назад +5

    Sean, I have to correct you on one thing. Maori are NOT disadvantaged. There is nothing Maori can't access that everyone else can access. They are simply bottom of the pile for all social indicators for one reason and one reason only - this is who they are.

  • @grantgalgey636
    @grantgalgey636 Месяц назад +33

    99% of them have absolutely no idea about why they are protesting

    • @seanodwyer4322
      @seanodwyer4322 Месяц назад +1

      All the staff off Auckland city mission down there now.- only foreign born staff holding the fort.- They only there because they had too Brown- nose Hard too get the job, and pretend as much as they could too be ''Maori.''

    • @valeriehughes1008
      @valeriehughes1008 Месяц назад +2

      Correct and do what the radicals tell them to do..

    • @fatherted2260
      @fatherted2260 Месяц назад +1

      Oh yes they do.....they're frightened the gravey train is guna stop!

    • @murraymaunder8754
      @murraymaunder8754 Месяц назад

      And what's more, they lack the arguments and persuasive skills to appeal to the public's sense of fair play. Buddy just gave a listless and predictable grievance defence of the protest that will only harden people's positions, and sadly, probably their hearts. No wonder people are sick of it all when we just see the same aggressive appeal to "rights".

  • @leylandbarr7247
    @leylandbarr7247 Месяц назад +7

    You can’t be vague and get away with it .
    I think he’s lost the plot like all the radical Maori.
    This is 2024 , not 1804.

  • @geofflewis8599
    @geofflewis8599 Месяц назад +18

    Well, I turned up to my local chemist to get a Covid vaccine shot, They asked if I was Maori, I'm not, so I paid..

    • @TonyWhite-x3c
      @TonyWhite-x3c Месяц назад +8

      FFS this is totally wrong, either no one pays or we all pay.

    • @azzag2414
      @azzag2414 Месяц назад +7

      Why are you getting a covid shot?

    • @IanG2120
      @IanG2120 Месяц назад +2

      Well blame this government for removing funding for free vaccination and boosters. Oh and Maori get it free because they are more likely to have a condition that acts as a co morbidity factor. And just before you whinge I also got it free and I'm Pakeha but have a medical reason for getting it with no charge

    • @geofflewis8599
      @geofflewis8599 Месяц назад

      @@azzag2414 same reason I was vaccinated against polio, tetanus and TB..

    • @geofflewis8599
      @geofflewis8599 Месяц назад +3

      @@IanG2120 indeed, access to subsidised vaccines should be determined by need not ethnicity and in bulk numbers more people who aren't M would share the same risk factors..- you have defeated your own racist argument..

  • @Overourland
    @Overourland Месяц назад +7

    These are the discussions we need. Sensible facts against nonsense

  • @musicians_with_gunts
    @musicians_with_gunts Месяц назад +12

    Maori are very good at standover tactics.

    • @seanodwyer4322
      @seanodwyer4322 Месяц назад

      ahh am a White begger on Queen Street.- Auckland City. 1010.- and ahh get maori nasty savage behaviour 24/7. - Asians are very nice too me and like my extreme White hair., and give me all their $$$$$$$$$$$.

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад

      Mongrel mob, Black power and more I suspect. Yep followers of TPM

  • @gazzadooggie7773
    @gazzadooggie7773 Месяц назад +8

    This guy Buddy in this interview did yet more damage to their credibility than the primal show in parliament last week did and that was pretty significant both here and worldwide , good work and good interview.

  • @louisebracknell2451
    @louisebracknell2451 Месяц назад +2

    Amazing that the activists can't just say it 'we don't want to loose our special privilege and become equal'

  • @paspallum
    @paspallum Месяц назад +6

    The whole world is trying to learn english, anyone whos born in an english speaking country is born with an advantage! The world has only recently got an idea of where New Zealand is and what its about, now they are pushing for a name change... Moving back into the past!

  • @johnhewson8478
    @johnhewson8478 Месяц назад +8

    So its ok for the Waitangi Tribunal and courts to make up principles over the last fifty year that suits them is ok.

    • @stevo-007
      @stevo-007 Месяц назад +3

      Exactly! We’ve been too asleep while the criminal has been in our household but thanks to David we are waking up! Remember that next elections!

  • @dossnone4554
    @dossnone4554 Месяц назад +7

    I really don't want to insult this elderly gentleman. This is the type of person in a lead role on the tribunal? Helping to write laws as well go along?

  • @mxvega1097
    @mxvega1097 Месяц назад +7

    So we need to elect politicians... to sit on their thumbs and do nothing on matters of importance? They can pass legislation in 1975, and treaty settlements, and so on, but not this possible bill? Now we just need to sit back and rely on the "wisdom of judges"?
    Yeah, nah. I don't like a lot of legislation. But I respect it. I don't respect entrenchment by stealth. If we are to consent to entrenchment, then let's have a fricking debate about it.

  • @scankhunt4206
    @scankhunt4206 Месяц назад +6

    bloody hell i could have debated it better and im an idiot. sounds like hes afraid of everyone being able to vote on something that only maori will benifit from using our tax dollars to do it. am i wrong? and if so please enlightin me

  • @Johnhyndman-h2i
    @Johnhyndman-h2i Месяц назад +7

    That was a revealing conversation. Buddy does not appear to understand anything about the Bill.

  • @soulpower3107
    @soulpower3107 Месяц назад +8

    That man is the reason we need a referendum.

  • @janconway1042
    @janconway1042 Месяц назад +21

    That is ridiculous, stating that David Seymour is racist, no he ain't the racist, old Buddy has spun the narrative again, come up with the facts, again how Maori think as to pakeha, what were reparations for, so do you want the whole country, because now pakeha have woken up to what you want, yes, it will be to fight from here on, for all New Zealanders.

    • @paulthompson5546
      @paulthompson5546 Месяц назад +4

      @@janconway1042 crying “rascist” is the modern equivalent of blocking your ears or yelling “shut up, I don’t like what you’re saying.”

    • @hanzjensen2154
      @hanzjensen2154 Месяц назад +1

      Seymour has recently been acting as an Authoritarian Figure. He’s using wokefull tactics to appeal to the fragile members of society

    • @stevo-007
      @stevo-007 Месяц назад +1

      @@hanzjensen2154 What are you smoking? 🤔😵‍💫

    • @janconway1042
      @janconway1042 Месяц назад

      @@hanzjensen2154 Rubbish, he's more clued up than the average joe bloke.

    • @janconway1042
      @janconway1042 Месяц назад

      @@paulthompson5546 We will see wont we.

  • @paulthompson5546
    @paulthompson5546 Месяц назад +6

    The bill would result in insufficient rascism to suit its detractors.

  • @arirahall6918
    @arirahall6918 Месяц назад +9

    Suggestion for the Te Pati Maori’s next election slogan: We only know one people. We only see one people. We only hear one people.

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +1

      I think you have to be Maori to be on the Maori Electoral role, and that means you can only vote for the Maori seats. It's exactly what TPM wants.

  • @johnhigh-z5g
    @johnhigh-z5g Месяц назад +5

    Sean just tears Buddy apart, I cant beleive this guy was on the Waitangi tribunal. No answers to anything. Well done Sean

  • @weightednormal3682
    @weightednormal3682 Месяц назад +7

    He is true when he says "its the perception" - the media has spun this up as racist. Its like the saying "possession is nine-tenths of the law." You could say "perception is nine-tenths of the truth."

    • @nigelowen4262
      @nigelowen4262 Месяц назад +1

      so the only reason people think it is racist and divisive is because they have been told it is racist and divisive. Which is why, when asked, no one can give any reasons for why they think it is racist and divisive...

  • @XXXX-yc6wv
    @XXXX-yc6wv Месяц назад +4

    "What other explanation for [changing govt dept names back to English] is there?"
    More than 95% of the population speak English.

  • @jb117joaoelias7
    @jb117joaoelias7 Месяц назад +6

    Actually, there is something that Maori would lose if the bill would pass: the right to impose on the majority their worldview... a reversed colonization... they would hate having equal rights they want to be the new elite, and I am sure that that does not apply to all maori...

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад

      Notice their new winz barcodes. It's written all over their face 😂

    • @nanesnowie8012
      @nanesnowie8012 Месяц назад

      There is no imposition .people like yourself just want to take away the rightscof Maori ownership of their Land

  • @Katy99941
    @Katy99941 Месяц назад +5

    Thank you Sean. You go where NZ MSM dont bother to go to.

  • @Digmen1
    @Digmen1 Месяц назад +23

    How much is that going to cost us?

    • @argondemad8024
      @argondemad8024 Месяц назад +1

      Oh, not as much as a south island land claim😂😂😂

  • @davidtuson5900
    @davidtuson5900 Месяц назад +5

    It basically threatens the future/handouts for the cuzzies. Because when you're used to leaching off the production of others, there's no way you want that gravy train to leave the tracks. Seymour is introducing that threat...

  • @paulthompson5546
    @paulthompson5546 Месяц назад +5

    People should read the f’n bill before commenting. Seymour is trying to create equal rights for all New Zealanders. People who understand the bill and are against it (most of those protestors wouldn’t have a clue about anything let alone what the bill means) want a well established drift towards inequality to continue.

    • @stevo-007
      @stevo-007 Месяц назад

      Exactly, my observation also. I wouldn’t imagine if you took an average of the IQ of all the protesters it would be above 80!

  • @ameliawillcox8474
    @ameliawillcox8474 Месяц назад +5

    I’m genuinely wanting to hear a reasonable argument against the bill

  • @carinya18
    @carinya18 Месяц назад +2

    Buddy Mikaere was a director of the Waitangi tribunal Have a think about that for a moment

  • @doctorg2571
    @doctorg2571 Месяц назад +12

    Brilliant, Sean. Your interviewing approach made it very transparent how it is the objectors to this bill who are illogical and racist. The bill simply seeks to make everyone equal, rather than the pro-Māori institutional racial discrimination that currently exists in the public sector.

  • @logicalanswer3529
    @logicalanswer3529 Месяц назад +5

    More proof that panic mode is in full throttle over the fact that all New Zealanders will now be able to have their say on the Treaty Principles Bill after it passed its first reading and was sent to the Justice Committee to be considered.

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +2

      Be quick, you only got to Jan 6

  • @Kiwistoicist
    @Kiwistoicist Месяц назад +3

    When the few is customized and indulged with their special privileges, equality for all is seen as an insult!

  • @Silenced01
    @Silenced01 Месяц назад +5

    I asked this question in the BHN chat and all I got for an answer was everything, no specifics no reasoning no pointing out of which articles in the bill is bad just a one word answer and the answer was everything.
    I would have a bet and gather that they haven’t actually read the thing or are just stuck in a hive mind of this is racist and must be stopped and will not hear any other argument nor will we have a debate about it. And it boggles the mind how so many people are going blindly along with the crowd in demonising this bill and Seymour himself. I’ve read the thing three times and am loosing my mind trying to figure out how people can be against it when there is nothing wrong with it unless all those people against it don’t want to live under one government and don’t want equal rights for all.

    • @LaurineCurrin
      @LaurineCurrin Месяц назад +1

      Everything stands for the never ending gravy train., and therein lies the truth. So much is free, even education at Tertiary is alot less.

  • @EdMorbius46
    @EdMorbius46 Месяц назад +4

    Well done Sean. The only concrete example Buddy gave was not relevant to the Bill, and (as Michael Laws noted, on the Platform) was about giving less prominence to Maori names of various official bodies. That, Michael explained, was inserted by National and NZ First into the Coalition Agreement last year, which was promptly actioned (both of them now ducking for cover). It predated the ACT party's current Bill, and indeed seems not to be a clause that Buddy could point to in the Bill. That is one detail Sean seems to have missed in his otherwise masterly interview... Michael rightly asks: Why are protesters picking on Seymour's Bill, which simply invites discussion,, instead of calling out Nats and NZ 1st for pre-empting discussion?

  • @whizxconz
    @whizxconz Месяц назад +2

    David Seymour needs to ask what part of the bill is racist in parliament to the aggrieved Maori Party members. Be an interesting answer.

  • @graemerowe264
    @graemerowe264 Месяц назад +6

    Freedom of speech isnt about the nice stuff you want to hear, Freedom of speech is about the stuff you dont want to hear.

  • @heminuiraho8235
    @heminuiraho8235 Месяц назад +4

    Buddy makaere sounding like a runanga plug. All starting to make perfect sense.
    Fifty years they had to figure it out, took me two!

  • @BlindSideNZ
    @BlindSideNZ Месяц назад +2

    Māori just like whinging about the white man, seriously, that’s all this is. And they don’t even realise he’s just called David and Winston racist even though they’re both Maori.

  • @helenlizzystewart4908
    @helenlizzystewart4908 Месяц назад +5

    Mikaere has no clue what the heck he is talking about

  • @Rowanfbird
    @Rowanfbird Месяц назад +2

    How about Maori helping Maori with the billions of $ they have been given over the years ...where is that money

  • @sbeehre
    @sbeehre Месяц назад +3

    I took from this that basically non Maori people won’t think and act like we would like them to and that’s a problem.

  • @Huckem49
    @Huckem49 Месяц назад +4

    What a pathetic argument posed by this guest. Nothing of substance and full of generalisations. If this is the caliber of an ex - director of the Waitangi Tribunal tell you a lot. Would not last 2 days in a real commercial environment where performance is measured on real outcomes. Arrrrggggh!