Let’s look on the bright side. The people voted this way (quite significantly) so they must be seeing something positive there. I already know all the downsides so let’s discuss the upsides.

  • JasSmith@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    Ethnicity has only ever been used as a data point for the best health outcomes. Some diseases progress differently in different ethnicities. It has never been used to prioritise healthcare in NZ. The former is fine. The latter is an actual war crime.

    Either way, an argument of “it’s not new” isn’t a defence of systemic racial discrimination for healthcare.