Posted by alexandra_k on March 27, 2022, at 15:06:03
In reply to Re: what a f*ck*ng joke, posted by alexandra_k on March 27, 2022, at 14:55:53
> when nz thinks it wants to be the next silicon valley all it is really thinking (all it is really motivated and inspired by) is the idea that international studnets will pay heaps of money to come and 'study' and then we will put them to work making and maintaining the infrastructure while they pay us they pay us they pay us they pay us. and when they don't pay us anymore they be deported and denounced and not given qualifications and likely sent home raped and maybe after a period of involuntary incarceration in a hospital system, to boot.so there's the ideology of the think-tank.
you can see where all the money goes.
and what it is that new zealand's economy is based on or in.
it is, of course, a joke, to think that we can or will have a 'knowledge' economy (based on education) when it's so blatantly obviously about cheating on tests and where the most celebrated academics are celebrated for their con-munications that they don't even write themselves. populism. the lack of academic debate. the quality of the academic debate that there is (when there is any at all).
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the government has got some maaori guy (a populist guy respected by maaori leaders) to go about the country talking to them about how human rights for maaori = segregation. sometimes even talking about how upholding the treaty for maaori = segregation.
the idea (brought to you by the new zealand government) is that if maaori complain about the way things are for maaori (by referencing new zealand's obligations to the treaty or to international human rights) then things will only get WORSE for maaori.
that's the real thing about the kiwi way 'shut the f*ck up -- else i will ensure things get WORSE for you'
anybody who complains gets their head cut off.
as an example to anybody else about what happens if you say you have a problem or say there is a problem etc.
even when you have the obvious solution to the problem. you learn that they don't want to hear solutions to the problem. they are looking for thinly veiled excuses to make the problem worse. magnify the problem. grow the problem. that's the aim or goal or point or purpose.
so if maaori don't shut the f*ck up about the treaty and about human rights for indigenous people then they will be excluded from everything (education, healthcare, justice) even more than they already are. with no resources, of course.
that's what soverignty means. it means that they will be left to die with all their resources having been taken away.
in esperanto government maaori... that's the translation of 'soverignty'.
ca piche??
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