Reflecting on Treaties between countries, specifically between Aotearoa and Britain.

 16/2/24
So first off, we all should know about 'Treaties' and stuff like that between countries, right? Well, why bother doing or coming up or even making a peace treaty with a country that you won't care for? Especially for the people living in the country too. Specifically the Native people, Tangata O Te Whenua. Because if you're gonna colonise or take over a country which is not morally rightfully yours, which you shouldn't (pointing at the Prim minister and the government). At least respect the people who have the right over the country FIRST, and respect their land and culture. 

Why bother a Treaty, when you won't follow it? Why come up with a treaty, when you won't respect it? So, if anyone reads this and agrees with me on this, then you'd understand where I'm coming from. As a native, I am also upset and obviously fed up with the government just like anyone else who understands this and what I am trying to do or say. So basically my point is, why do a treaty when or if you're not gonna ACTUALLY stand with your word and agreement?