"Why are we fighting whakapapa against whakapapa? There's so much enemy that is not brown." -- Pita Sharples, to Gang Members.
Where does one go with a statement like that? It's possibly worse when one understands the context. Perhaps I'll change the subject then.
In the brown camp, you have beer, kahlua and a dark malt whiskey. I guess white enemies might be P, cocaine and crack. The greens (Grass and tobacco) are reasonably dangerous, but in a mild and long term way. Only thing is, can Pita Sharples sort these colored types out? I guess it depends on who he meant the "enemy" were.
Hat tip: Dim Post
And related but not related: Your worst nightmare about to be released
Where does one go with a statement like that? It's possibly worse when one understands the context. Perhaps I'll change the subject then.
In the brown camp, you have beer, kahlua and a dark malt whiskey. I guess white enemies might be P, cocaine and crack. The greens (Grass and tobacco) are reasonably dangerous, but in a mild and long term way. Only thing is, can Pita Sharples sort these colored types out? I guess it depends on who he meant the "enemy" were.
Hat tip: Dim Post
And related but not related: Your worst nightmare about to be released