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Originally Posted by jaydee
I know I'm probably in the minority, but I'm a bit over it.
It's creeping into all sorts of events, even here in Oz, more and more.
I find it quite confronting and threatening.
I know, that's what it's supposed to be.
It's a war cry/dance is it not, why do they do it at funerals?
Sorry to all the Kiwis out there.
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Haka has many different meanings, but your right it is over used in many sporting and social events these days.
It takes a personal experience like the op’s to reinforce what they’re all about.
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