His colleague Judith Collins, in select committee today, announced that she was sick and tired of being demonised for her culture. When Ms Collins is more likely to live in poverty, to end up in prison, to be stopped to have her bags checked in a shop even though her Pākehā mates are not, then maybe she can claim to be demonised for her culture, but not now—but not now. She, like her leader, is blind to the real Aotearoa that the rest of us live in.