Comments by "MilesBellas" (@MilesBellas) on "Students perform Haka to mourn victims of Christchurch shooting" video.

"gentle warriors" euphemism? Maori were cannibals too
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@2bRealist You mean everyone in churches and mosques should be armed like its a war zone? schools too? arm all kids ? body armour too?
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@2bRealist When you were younger must have been before 1600 because mass shooting in the US have occurred for many years........ too many guns.
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a bit inappropriate for an Islamic funeral TBH maybe silence and a few flowers would be better suited
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@moniquelestine8855 "when seconds count......blah blah....." so your solution is to arm the criminal ? "Not a good thing" for the criminal justuce industry, the morgues or tge hospitals that see just as many gun deaths as road accident deaths. Anyone who doesn't fear guns makea themselves a potential vistim. Luckily....life improves.... nature improves......, that is why the youth are better educated......... they know communication is a solution not the endless misery and murder cycles of gun violence why not go the hospital sometime and see the young lives ruined the Second Amendment is now statistically used mostly for suicides no tyrants have ever been overthrown
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@sinisterminister6478 the mass shooting at Port Arthur precipitated in Australian people handing their guns in why? a sense of respect, self confidence and common sense
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@moniquelestine8855 The 2nd Amendment is statistically a failure.
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@shordyn7857 Googling online for what? your lack of education into Islam? Recreational indignation? 50 people died...... they were ISLAMIC not Maori .....funeral......memorial........ does it matter to you outrage? no You just wanted to blunder over the topic with your butt in the air thinking you own everything? Point is ; maybe silence remembrance is probably better suited? Maybe an Imam could lead a prayer ? NZers don't have to do a Haka everytime there is an audience. The problem with mass shootings seems to be....... people wrongly see those paying respect as an audience. They are not. They are greiving people who want to focus on the people who died and the sadness of the families. The Haka is obviously a warrior dance before battle........now it's done anywhere for anything? wrong Learn something about the Maori...... Maoriare far more complex than a war dance, Maybe learn some respect for those who families and kids were killed in a mass shooting and educate yourself into the origins of the Haka and culture of the Maori ? Anyone with a brain and heart can see silence is better suited.
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@JoGoquebec DISARM THE PUBLIC people don't want to keep getting mass murderered because of anachronsitic gun fetishism the second amendment is a musket law modern gun violence is a toxin, espscially for poor black communities it makes cities weird and paranoid in Europe cities can be fun and romantic....... not Detroit..... Anyone who wants a gun should be able to have one....... if they fully enroll as a Police officer or member of the military...........
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@moniquelestine8855 Guns create crime and misery.
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@shordyn7857 You will stick to low IQ recreational indignation? Tip : learn to understand and listen to others and nature.
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@moniquelestine8855 OFF TOPIC
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@moniquelestine8855 Each year there are over 30,000 gun related deaths per year..... " from 2007 to 2015. In 2015, private citizens committed 328 justifiable homicides in the United States. A justifiable homicide is defined as the killing of a felon, during the commission of a felony."
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@lv100breekachu9 ANYONE can be angry, look at US murder rates when angry people have easy access to guns....... .........well done to NZ
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@2bRealist Who is "we"? You are not poor and living in the city? An average person in Baltimore is over 100 times more likely to be a victim of homicide than a British person. Why? guns An anachronistic musket law, for an ad hoc militia, created by horse riders who didn't know what electricity was, is killing at a rate of eleven WTC attacks every year. .
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@2bRealist Figure it out. Look at the decline of gun violence in NYC
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