Just when you think it can't get anymore ridiculous [Archive]

98tls

3rd July 2014, 18:56

Great to see the justice system taking drink driving so seriously.https://www.google.co.nz/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CB0QqQIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.msn.co.nz%2Fnationalnews%2F8 869471%2Fmaori-kings-son-escapes-convictions&ei=i_20U-KSMIvDkwXjmoHIDQ&usg=AFQjCNEUwGD3Uhn8Fy-0boiEg8s7vcqDfA&bvm=bv.70138588,d.dGIWell thats him told eh.Pathetic.

SMOKEU

3rd July 2014, 18:59

I don't believe everything the media says but if the allegations are true, he deserves to be locked in jail, not just for the EBA, but the other shit he's done.

husaberg

3rd July 2014, 19:02

Surely it would be his sovereign right to claim diplomatic immunity

98tls

3rd July 2014, 19:10

I don't believe everything the media says but if the allegations are true, he deserves to be locked in jail, not just for the EBA, but the other shit he's done.

I simply want the guy convicted like anyone else no matter how many times or not he been caught DIC,if its his 1st then convict the guy...he could be 1st in line to the English throne what the fuck difference does it make.The sad storys we all hear re drink driving and the bullshit spouted from those that make the laws and then you get this shit not to mention what the copper that wasted his time processing him thinks.Strange shit indeed,the only time any pay for driving pissed is when they connect with some unfortunate soul then theres a hell of a fuss.

jellywrestler

3rd July 2014, 19:35

Rolf Harris should claim he's a pooh skin now....

Katman

3rd July 2014, 19:36

He's not even the next in line.

He should forfeit his place.

unstuck

3rd July 2014, 20:38

Baaaaa Baaaaa Baaaaa. Stupid sheep. Wakey wakey, revolution I tell you. Tis the only way.:niceone:

husaberg

3rd July 2014, 20:47

I wonder if he could get off on this.
http://beforeitsnews.com/mediadrop/uploads/2013/38/16f8e8a2a45efa9a01915dc06a044861155c01d7.png

unstuck

3rd July 2014, 20:54

I wonder if he could get off on this.
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If a police officer can, any one can, right.........

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Tazz

3rd July 2014, 21:17

Pleading guilty to burglary and getting 8 months away from driving for it...I'm in the wrong trade.

Brett

3rd July 2014, 21:25

1) What does being a Maori king/prince even mean? Jack all I suspect.

2) Has he been treated with leniency because he is...er browner than some of us less brown/more European descended folk.

3) He did some wrong shit. He should have to answer for it.

NZ isn't a racist place?? Ha fucking ha.

haydes55

3rd July 2014, 22:08

Why are the white judges so hard on Maori criminals! 8 months disqualification is way too long for his crimes that whitey made him do it.

Is that right akzle?

awa355

3rd July 2014, 22:49

Says everything about the status of the Maori monarchy.

The president of the mongrel mob would hold more mana than this ' regal ' lot.

Daffyd

3rd July 2014, 23:05

Pleading guilty to burglary and getting 8 months away from driving for it...I'm in the wrong trade.

No, you're in the wrong coloured skin.

awayatc

3rd July 2014, 23:30

Isn't a king supposed to represent the people over whom he reigns ?

Easy enough to find a few jesters....

mada

4th July 2014, 02:46

No, you're in the wrong coloured skin.

Nah.. any other Maori would be off to Her Majesty's for a month or so and convicted - unless they were potentially an upcoming AB.

One law for the famous, one law for the rest of us.

Police should appeal - doubt they will though.

jasonu

4th July 2014, 06:07

Pleading guilty to burglary and getting 8 months away from driving for it...I'm the wrong color.

Fixed it for ya:niceone:

unstuck

4th July 2014, 06:17

I do not think it is about color at all, it is a misguided belief that people in higher societal positions deserve to be treated differently than the rest of us common folk.

Get rid of all royalty, black, white, yellow, whatever. And anyone else that think they are above the law, politicians, diplomats. We need more riots.

When the game of chess is over, all of the pieces go back in the same box.:shifty:

Ribit

4th July 2014, 08:59

I'll assume the judge was thinking that if the kid has something to work towards, like becoming maori king, then he might knuckle down and start acting like a law abiding citizen of this country. With a conviction he doesnt have the goal to work towards. I would hope there was an arrangement with the Maori king to punish and reform the kid using traditional methods. (whack em...)
What looks like is more likely to happen is that he see's he gets away with acting acting however he wants and will continue doing so either because he knows he can get away with it or because he doesnt want to become the next maori king. (I dont think he deserves to hold thins honor now anyway)

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 09:13

Isn't a king supposed to represent the people over whom he reigns ?

Easy enough to find a few jesters....

First of all, not all of us regard the Tainui leader as our "king" so he does not reign over all us Māori.

Secondly, it is not a hereditary position - rather the king is selected by Tainui elders

Thirdly, his grandmother (Te Arikinui Dame Te Atarangi Kahu) would have made sure someone kicked his arse ...

And fourthly, the others who committed the burglary and thefts were also not convicted - they were discharged without conviction before this kid got to court - his lawyer argued, justifiably, that he could not be treated any different than the others.

And finally - Not good at all ... I do not support this ... sure he should be treated equally with his co-offenders .. they should have been convicted and sentenced .. this is just a bullshit response from the courts .. He can't even claim a disadvantaged background .. the family's rich !!!

And fucking "royalty" is a colonizers concept ... many of us refuse to buy into that bullshit anyway ..

(Oh and finally .. all you Pākehā can butt out - how he is treated by the courts is open for comment - whether he deserves to be "king" is Tainui's business.)

Katman

4th July 2014, 09:21

(Oh and finally .. all you Pākehā can butt out - how he is treated by the courts is open for comment - whether he deserves to be "king" is Tainui's business.)

Absolutely. He should have been convicted and automatically forfeited his right to succession.

haydes55

4th July 2014, 09:45

What punishment was given to Hone Harawera's nephew who followed a 12 year old kid home, beat him up and stole his playstation?

James Deuce

4th July 2014, 09:53

Absolutely. He should have been convicted and automatically forfeited his right to succession.
Yes to the first but remember that he has no right to succession. The title Maori "King" is titular and solely applies to Tainui and the "King" is selected by a council of Tainui, not a birthright. (Oops, banditbandit said that first, sorry)

Katman

4th July 2014, 09:56

Yes to the first but remember that he has no right to succession. The title Maori "King" is titular and solely applies to Tainui and the "King" is selected by a council of Tainui, not a birthright. (Oops, banditbandit said that first, sorry)

Well that blows his whole defence surely.

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 10:12

He has no defence .. he did it - AND he pleaded GUILTY !!!

ElCoyote

4th July 2014, 10:12

Pleading guilty to burglary and getting 8 months away from driving for it...I'm in the wrong trade.

Or the wrong colour

ElCoyote

4th July 2014, 10:15

nodrog

4th July 2014, 10:22

He can tongue my fenuwa.

oldrider

4th July 2014, 10:26

He has no defence .. he did it - AND he pleaded GUILTY !!!

True!

The verdict gets negative shit thrown at all of Maoridom because of the ineptness of a weak judge who obviously shouldn't be in the job!

IMHO she did more damage to society than the offender did and she gets paid large for it FFS! :mad:

nodrog

4th July 2014, 10:54

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-bfCEWTOIe8k/T8A3T5s0OgI/AAAAAAAABUo/63Qfw18cttc/s1600/king+of+spades.png

willytheekid

4th July 2014, 10:57

scrivy

4th July 2014, 11:25

He can tongue my fenuwa.

Had your tin of cocoa yet? or too busy helping Bob with his car tower....?

R650R

4th July 2014, 11:39

So he gets off because a conviction in the Pakeha court might disadvantage his future as Maori king when Maori want their own sovereignty and justice system and already reject govts way... :facepalm: :scratch:

Nothing ever happens without a reason in our society these days, when ever the govt is in trouble they always have a scandal up their sleeve to distract us from the latest tax hike etc
I think the judge was ordered from above to handout this nonsense verdict, cause look what else happened same day that's embarrassing to cops/govt...
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/hawkes-bay-today/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503462&objectid=11287075

nodrog

4th July 2014, 11:47

Had your tin of cocoa yet? or too busy helping Bob with his car tower....?

Ill pick you up on the way to the snow tomorrow bro. I've got this new tandem snow dinghy, its called a two rower. Dads coming too and I've got some Rohypnol, so we can fuck a Papa.

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 11:50

He can tongue my fenuwa.

Oooo .. you do know that whenua not only means land it also means placenta/afterbirth???

scrivy

4th July 2014, 11:52

Ill pick you up on the way to the snow tomorrow bro. I've got this new tandem snow dinghy, its called a two rower. Dads coming too and I've got some Rohypnol, so we can fuck a Papa.

Dukes of hazard style, or you use a car door? Hey we can stop off in Turangi for a car pie - they make goodins down there....

Drugs?? I don't do drugs..... otherwise I'd wonder where the fuck are we???

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 11:52

So he gets off because a conviction in the Pakeha court might disadvantage his future as Maori king when Maori want their own sovereignty and justice system and already reject govts way... :facepalm: :scratch:

Hang about .. not all of us buy into that argument. "Maori" is a homogenising term .. and we do not al think the same, just as all non-Maori do not think the same ... Don't lump us all together like that

scrivy

4th July 2014, 11:53

Oooo .. you do know that whenua not only means land it also means placenta/afterbirth???

You obviously don't know Gordie too well - he's a sick fuck.....

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 12:04

You obviously don't know Gordie too well - he's a sick fuck.....

Already got his Red Wings has he???

imdying

4th July 2014, 12:11

Misguided rage boys... this is the state of the justice system in New Zealand. You have to be a pretty bad cunt over and over again before you actually do any jail time in this country.

scrivy

4th July 2014, 12:27

Already got his Red Wings has he???

Brown tongue more like it......

unstuck

4th July 2014, 12:34

Misguided rage boys... this is the state of the justice system in New Zealand. You have to be a pretty bad cunt over and over again before you actually do any jail time in this country.

Or do something really shocking, like posses some pot.:devil2:

nodrog

4th July 2014, 12:49

Brown tongue more like it......

Fuck off cunt...

.... I've never licked a Maori.

haydes55

4th July 2014, 14:58

Fuck off cunt...

.... I've never licked a Maori.

Would you, if I told you Wiremu tastes like chocolate?

Tazz

4th July 2014, 15:06

I don't give a toss who he is or what colour his skin happens to be. Plead guilty to burglary, doesn't even get community service (that is what I would see as a second chance, which it is good to see people getting when they make the most of them).

His Grandmas stern words and withholding of cookies does jack all for the person/s home/s he invaded and stole from.

As for the other dudes, same bloody deal.

Meanwhile in the justice and law and order real world issues, make sure you don't drive down the road with a bulb out or an expired rego because there is no kindly judge to let you off that serious offending you potential killers you.

nodrog

4th July 2014, 15:32

Would you, if I told you Wiremu tastes like chocolate?

Like something off the tv show fair factor?

The Reibz

4th July 2014, 15:36

And they wonder why white cunts are a bunch of racists...

Big Dave

4th July 2014, 15:38

I'm yet to reach the point where I think it can't get any more ridiculous.

None of us is as stupid as all of us.

unstuck

4th July 2014, 15:43

I'm yet to reach the point where I think it can't get any more ridiculous.

None of us is as stupid as all of us.

^^^^^^^This dude gets it.^^^^^^^^:2thumbsup

Banditbandit

4th July 2014, 15:50

You are correct about needing more riots, Sue Bradford and John Minto have little to do these days now they have cured South Africa's woes:laugh:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoJYM3krDWQ

His Grandmas stern words and withholding of cookies does jack all for the person/s home/s he invaded and stole from.

He would have got more than stern words if his Grandmother was still alive!

And they wonder why white cunts are a bunch of racists...

Do we jump up and down and scream about a criminal race when some of you European-descent people get into court? And that happens every day across this country ... No, we do not, because we know they are individuals - stop labelling all of us with your "bad" tags ...

haydes55

4th July 2014, 16:14

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoJYM3krDWQ

He would have got more than stern words if his Grandmother was still alive!

Do we jump up and down and scream about a criminal race when some of you European-descent people get into court? And that happens every day across this country ... No, we do not, because we know they are individuals - stop labelling all of us with your "bad" tags ...

Wouldn't it be great if the law didn't label you as a separate group as well? Wouldn't it be great if the law treated every individual equally?

unstuck

4th July 2014, 16:29

Wouldn't it be great if the law didn't label you as a separate group as well? Wouldn't it be great if the law treated every individual equally?

Wouldn't it be nice if the world was cadbury.:Punk::Punk:

oldrider

4th July 2014, 16:40

...it all seems to be up to the usual high standards of the NZ "justice system"

bout fuckin time the police started charging these poofta judges for willfully endangering the public while blatantly protecting there rich mates <_<

... wonder how many more innocents this one will have to kill before facing some REAL justice?
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/10232597/Drunk-driver-avoids-jail
THREE TIMES OVER THE LIMIT!!...KILLS AN INNOCENT!!!!, and gets a slap on the wrist?

...yup!, NZ "justice" :facepalm:

A few years ago a Kurow teenager going home from rugby practice was slightly over the limit and hit a bridge rail! (first offence of any sort)

He got sent to jail for three months ... in order to teach these people a lesson ... said the judge!

Justice with consistancy would be nice! ... Lawyers and Judges are part of the problem rather than the solution! IMHO!

JimO

4th July 2014, 16:42

all hail the porch monkey king

98tls

4th July 2014, 17:24

Didnt post this up with a view to it turning into a Maori/pakeha thing at all its the drink driving and no conviction thats got me fucked,all the money spent trying to combat drink driving and then this:tugger:How the fuck must people that have had friends/relis etc killed etc by pissed drivers feel when they hear shit like this.Judges who needs em.

98tls

4th July 2014, 17:27

A few years ago a Kurow teenager going home from rugby practice was slightly over the limit and hit a bridge rail! (first offence of any sort)

He got sent to jail for three months ... in order to teach these people a lesson ... said the judge!

Justice with consistancy would be nice! ... Lawyers and Judges are part of the problem rather than the solution! IMHO!

I would bet a fair wager that he never bothers doing it again eh,sounds harsh but long term that judge did him a favour.

tri boy

4th July 2014, 20:08

Calm down you lot.
Tuku Morgan has it all under control.
Some restorative talkies on marae,
and a mean feed of boilup should sort it all out.:msn-wink:

ElCoyote

4th July 2014, 20:13

I would bet a fair wager that he never bothers doing it again eh,sounds harsh but long term that judge did him a favour.

Il take that bet for $100 however while he may not commit those same offences, he will offend. PM me for acceptance. The judge only gave credence to reverse racism.

ElCoyote

4th July 2014, 20:16

Calm down you lot.
Tuku Morgan has it all under control.
Some restorative talkies on marae,
and a mean feed of boilup should sort it all out.:msn-wink:

Eh bro, nothing like boiled underpants but only if they are silk cuz.

FJRider

4th July 2014, 21:03

Il take that bet for $100 however while he may not commit those same offences, he will offend. PM me for acceptance. The judge only gave credence to reverse racism.

And if he does ... the penalties for him will be harsher as he didn't learn from his earlier brush with the justice system.

As will the penalties of any that continue to offend with the same or similar offenses ...

The intention of the judge may work with some ... but not all. The judge took a gamble (in my opinion) too.

In the interest of the safety of road users in that area ... I hope he got it right.

Who has more to lose if the result of the judge's intention ... would be wrong. The Judge .. The offender .. or the users of those local roads .. ???

ANY that drive on the Public roads of New Zealand risk meeting with a driver under the Influence ... Most of you all reading this post WILL at some stage. The Gamble ... is WHEN that will happen. The dangerous part of the gamble is by how much influence that driver will be over the legal limit.
Under the legal limit is not always safe (with some) either ... would you bet your life it was .. ??

scumdog

4th July 2014, 21:10

A few years ago a Kurow teenager going home from rugby practice was slightly over the limit and hit a bridge rail! (first offence of any sort)

He got sent to jail for three months ... in order to teach these people a lesson ... said the judge!

Justice with consistancy would be nice! ... Lawyers and Judges are part of the problem rather than the solution! IMHO!

And probably took the same amount of effort to get both guys to Court

And one walks

And the other into jail....

Erelyes

4th July 2014, 21:25

Oh and finally .. all you Pākehā can butt out - how he is treated by the courts is open for comment - whether he deserves to be "king" is Tainui's business.)

Restricting freedom of speech based on race, huh.

European stock have every right to comment, just as Tainui have a right to continue not givin a fuck anyway.