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Today’s hypocrite of the day, Maori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi made a massive fuss about being forced to wear what he derogatorily referred to as a “Colonial noose”. Yet he happily wore it during the election campaign long before he was in parliament where high standards of dress apply used to apply (thanks to Speaker Trevor Mallard lowering the bar and giving in to the lowest common denominator).

Maori Co-leader Wariwi Waititi

Wariwi Waititi

He also wore it when giving the PM a hongi, so that clearly illustrates that the stance he took in Parliament was nothing more than a ‘look at meeee, look at meeee, I’m Maori and I need special treatment’ moment.

Things that make me go hmm. Photoshopped Image credit The BFD. Original photo credit Getty Images. Maori co-leader Waititi greets PM Jacinda Ardern with a hongi, November 2020 ( while wearing a “colonial noose” around his neck.

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