'Once Were Warriors' og samfundets undertrykkelse

Once were warriors are a movie about the moirés, and there live. If we look at the movie, the message is weary clear: The people in New Zealand don’t have anything to live for. The man in the movie, called ”Mus” have three things to do every day, 1: go to work, 2: get drunk, 3: beat the wife. And then we can ask is that a live, which is worth to live. We see how the life, in their houses with the motorway next-door. But don’t we see that kind of suppression everywhere, in our daily life? All over the world we have some kind of people, who have to be the aborigines or the moirés. But if we shut look at our self I don’t think that we have these kinds of problems or issues in Denmark. When we talk about racism and suppression we always say USA or Australia, but couldn’t happen in Denmark. We look at little tiny Denmark and then we say:”NO”. but I think that is the wrong way to look at it, because we will always have problems with our immigrants or with the world. Like the big problem in Denmark right now: The Mohammed cries how much must Denmark pay, for their freedom for expression. My opinion is that of course should we express our self and we should also could do it in public. But we also have to take care of other people feelings, and how they react.