she's an idiot for reasons already pointed out itt but she is coincidentally right. the "white" equivalents of the haka, folk dance, music, oral tradition, local customs, and even accents and dialects all got roflstomped by urbanisation and the homogenisation of culture in the late 19th to mid 20th centuries, then again by global americanisation in the late 20th century to present. in 1830, the average white community anywhere in the world had living traditions similar to the haka, but the industrial revolution annihilated most of them.
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