But you don't seem to get it, C_T_Russell, in the big picture, no one is going anywhere ever, the Earth has been going round the Sun for a long time and that, with any luck will continue, Maori know that Pakeha rushing around trying to gain the illusion that there is some sort of final goal and if we all work hard enough we will get it is exactly the type of treadmill they don't want to get aboard, they want to live life their own way and stuff the Pakeha and their crazy dream.
IS THAT CLEAR ENOUGH C_T_Russell
Further-more they also know that Pakeha and deals is the last thing to get involved with unless you want to get ripped off, as in the past. The Treaty of Waitangi is good enough as it stands and needs no alteration or re-interpretation, especially not guided by that half wit Seymour who is an obvious person not to trust under any circumstances if you have any belief in gut feelings which I am sure Maori do.
To sum up: No one is going anywhere, there is no wonderful future beside persevering, we need to treasure the Earth and look after it, not exploit it, nurture it.
Pakeha striving as a way of life have brought us to the brink of a perilous future of Global Climate Crisis, wake up and change your ways or else we all die.
IS THAT CLEAR ENOUGH C_T_Russell
Further-more they also know that Pakeha and deals is the last thing to get involved with unless you want to get ripped off, as in the past. The Treaty of Waitangi is good enough as it stands and needs no alteration or re-interpretation, especially not guided by that half wit Seymour who is an obvious person not to trust under any circumstances if you have any belief in gut feelings which I am sure Maori do.
To sum up: No one is going anywhere, there is no wonderful future beside persevering, we need to treasure the Earth and look after it, not exploit it, nurture it.
Pakeha striving as a way of life have brought us to the brink of a perilous future of Global Climate Crisis, wake up and change your ways or else we all die.
It's not the least charm of a theory that it is refutable. The hundred-times-refuted theory of "free will" owes its persistence to this charm alone; some one is always appearing who feels himself strong enough to refute it - Friedrich Nietzsche