Can Maori child abuse be blamed on colonial missionaries Marae Investigates June 5 2011

[@serenasmith26]

How about taking responsibilty? No it's much easier to blame what happened 200 hundred years ago!

[@magamike1800]

They will never admit the truth, so the problems will never be fixed.

[@dave24-73]

This is why Maori are not changing, and still failing over 200 years on, live in the future not the past.

[@garycody1929]

what a load of nonsense. Blame anyone else

[@johnnyboy1586]

What about the abuse moari suffered from there own ,especially the ones the became slaves through trible wars losing there dignity and mana, that must have had a major effect on them

[@angustepuni1068]

Awesome kaupapa, felt like a 2 v 1 interview Anton did well

[@user-dz6oq3gk3w]

Why are our Maori people always looking to blame these issues on other people. They need to address their own issues and look to correct these Victim and blame culture is a child like sad joke. FFS grow up and fix your own tribal issues.

[@allgood6760]

It's ATTITUDE

[@eeeaten]

jesus paul, pronunciation. i hope you can say the word Māori nowadays.

[@user-cu1mn9gt2o]

That's right blame someone else, take responsibility.