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Tommy Tainant

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New Zealand's parliament has backed down in a dispute with a Maori MP who refused to wear a tie.
Rawiri Waititi was allowed to address the chamber, a day after being ejected for breaking its dress code by wearing a traditional pendant called hei-tiki instead of a tie.
The parliament speaker later said ties would no longer be required as part of "appropriate business attire".

Mr Waititi said it was a "win for the many generations to come".

I do think institutions make themselves look foolish when they try and halt progress like this. What a waste of everyones time.
 

New Zealand's parliament has backed down in a dispute with a Maori MP who refused to wear a tie.
Rawiri Waititi was allowed to address the chamber, a day after being ejected for breaking its dress code by wearing a traditional pendant called hei-tiki instead of a tie.
The parliament speaker later said ties would no longer be required as part of "appropriate business attire".

Mr Waititi said it was a "win for the many generations to come".

I do think institutions make themselves look foolish when they try and halt progress like this. What a waste of everyones time.


What "progress" is this? How does the adoption of aboriginal attire by the NZ parliament help them in any way?

What's next, will they begin to have their debates in the Maori language?

Here in America, we've had numerous Indians in Congress, most notably of late, Liz Pocahontas Warren. The squaw wears western attire, leaving her traditional headdress at home and speaking in Forked Tongue (what the Indians call English)
 

New Zealand's parliament has backed down in a dispute with a Maori MP who refused to wear a tie.
Rawiri Waititi was allowed to address the chamber, a day after being ejected for breaking its dress code by wearing a traditional pendant called hei-tiki instead of a tie.
The parliament speaker later said ties would no longer be required as part of "appropriate business attire".

Mr Waititi said it was a "win for the many generations to come".

I do think institutions make themselves look foolish when they try and halt progress like this. What a waste of everyones time.


Did anyone ever try to stop you from wearing women's clothes Tammy?
 

New Zealand's parliament has backed down in a dispute with a Maori MP who refused to wear a tie.
Rawiri Waititi was allowed to address the chamber, a day after being ejected for breaking its dress code by wearing a traditional pendant called hei-tiki instead of a tie.
The parliament speaker later said ties would no longer be required as part of "appropriate business attire".

Mr Waititi said it was a "win for the many generations to come".

I do think institutions make themselves look foolish when they try and halt progress like this. What a waste of everyones time.


What "progress" is this? How does the adoption of aboriginal attire by the NZ parliament help them in any way?

What's next, will they begin to have their debates in the Maori language?

Here in America, we've had numerous Indians in Congress, most notably of late, Liz Pocahontas Warren. The squaw wears western attire, leaving her traditional headdress at home and speaking in Forked Tongue (what the Indians call English)
Your reaction is 100% white supremacist.Sort yourself out.
 

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