The problem with arguing this is that it ignores the things he isn’t saying - Maori aren’t indigenous which means colonialism wasn’t a crime, and the treaty doesn’t need to be honoured.
You can argue the semantics about what indigenous means all you want, but that’s not the argument he is actually making.
The problem with arguing this is that it ignores the things he isn’t saying - Maori aren’t indigenous which means colonialism wasn’t a crime, and the treaty doesn’t need to be honoured.
You can argue the semantics about what indigenous means all you want, but that’s not the argument he is actually making.