Waitangi Tribunal rules government response to Covid-19 puts Maori at risk
The Waitangi court has made a scathing ruling on the government’s response to Covid-19 and the vaccine rollout, saying Maori are in danger.
One of the problems many Maori and public health academics faced with Labor’s 90% vaccination plan is that Labor did not vaccinate the Maori first.
Can you imagine what would happen if the Māori Caucus first demanded that all Māori be vaccinated?
Can you imagine that the nuclear blast of pakeha being told their dying family members of Covid is okay because we need to vaccinate the Maori first?
The NZ Herald would print maps of the homes of Labor MPs with Molotov cocktail recipes alongside, while Mike Hosking would have a live orgasm.
Had the Māori Labor Caucus implemented the demands of the Maori Party, academics and awakens, they would have sparked a right-wing insurgency that would have sparked race riots.
The Maori Labor Caucus saved New Zealand.
Sometimes politics trumps the strict focus on public health.
High vaccination rates, low hospitalization rates, low mortality rates as well as revolutionary new treatments work!
The Maori party described the labor policy as “modern genocide‘and that it was designed to be a ‘Squid Game’ assassinates Disneyland. Those who shout that Jacinda’s plan amounts to a modern Maori genocide better hope that there will be a vast tsunami of death to come – I mean, the Labor “genocide” has yet to hit triple the numbers , it seems like a very, very, very small genocide.
It has become a race issue when it is a class issue.
By consistently blaming the Maori, we cannot see that this is a failure of neoliberalism that spills over to all races.
It’s not a question of identity, it’s a question of class!
To beat the Covid, we must first beat poverty.
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