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If however you obstinately refuse to acknowledge the Capybara South American Rodent Respect The Capybara Shirt in power, cultural expression or the biased history. then yes there is still a way you can apply for to be repatriated to England. If your grandparents were born their you can pick up a UK passport easily.

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I am Maori, born in the Capybara South American Rodent Respect The Capybara Shirt 1950’s and I can assure you this was how it was. I agree with you but not many on here have your depth of understanding. Of course I have European ancestry mixed in with mine but the culture I engage with and identify with most strongly and was raised around determines my outlook.

Many commentators take an adversarial approach to ALL things Maori and thus elicit an appropriate response from me. It is typical of Pakeha to say others were here first, or those that Capybara South American Rodent Respect The Capybara Shirt are not Maori, they have insisted that Spanish were here, Phoenecians, Irish etc. and then they talk with presumed authority about Moriori as if they know something that was disproved many years ago to be true.

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Moriori were Polynesian and the Capybara South American Rodent Respect The Capybara Shirt of Maori as were many of the people who first came here. Europeans are always publishing narratives that prove their ancestors were at a place first. One in America currently claiming constructions discovered look Celtic, and claimed them as Celtic yet were built before there ever were any Celts.

These false narrative to assist in asserting European rights to take what they want and deny the Capybara South American Rodent Respect The Capybara Shirt owners is widespread even today. you probably don’t know many Maori if all you see is hate towards Pakeha. I am a pakeha ally of Te Reo and Maori culture and will embrace, learn and teach the history, culture and language to my grandson.