The New Zealand Maori how to do a protest

That is Te Rauparaha's Haka. He was a Māori rangatira, warlord, and chief of the Ngāti Toa iwi.

The Haka is the same traditional one the All Blacks used for many years and still do.

I saw this and the comments mostly seemed to be centered around how embarrassing and unprofessional this was as if it was spontaneous and not relevant to the founding treaty they were discussing. It couldn't be any more relevant. As for embarrassing, eh that's subjective, I've always thought it came across empowering

I saw the earlier. There's something about that ritual that's captivating. And I've never seen it done where they're not totally in to it. I looked in to it after I saw that clip. Really interesting. And intimidating.

In the scale of wildest things I've seen happening inside a parliament, I'd say this Is a solid 3rd place

Well, that's just awesome and I hope it has the desired effect for them👏👏👏👏

I. Love. It.

The gentleman with glasses is "not amused".

However, being an outsider, I have no idea what the outcry is all about but it is still so much more civilized than in Italy

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What led to that?