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| | Social and Political Cartoon Satire: Lesson Six [English Online] |
 | | The signifiers include language, headbands and home-boy scarves, tattoos, cigarette smoking, jandals, jade/bone earrings, shades, talismans and beer-guts imply lay about, lazy, unemployed "professional" troublemakers. |
 | | Note that even a band member appears to wear jandals implying that, the band too, are Maori radicals. |
 | | The coming conflict at the Waitangi celebration is clearly implied in the way that the band is attired. |
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