Manchester
#151
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Re: Manchester
Or maybe you ought to work on your reading comprehension? Yeah maybe, maybe not though
If I think someone is a far right racist, I tend to call them on it outright.
[I]As I tend to with regressive left apologists[/I]
No, it's because it does work to isolate them, which is why they might lash out, which in its own way is useful (you can then jail them). You might disagree, but there are many instances to point to of cults being killed by being pushed out of society.
These are probably cults with minimal membership, this particular cult has quite a following, and is not shamed by people pointing and laughing, quite the opposite in fact
No, much of it I would say is due to the daft law 'inciting religious hatred'. Part of enabling ridicule is to make ridiculing religion protected, rather than banned. And that then applies to all religions.
There's one religion in the spotlight here, stop pretending otherwise, inciting racial hatred is something these hate preachers have down to a fine art, the right wing reaction is quite simply that, a reaction. Every action has an equal and opposite one
Lashing out within a community, rather than at the wider population, is partly what you want to achieve.
[B]Are you saying that I want to achieve it or that it's what we should be achieving? Your use of the word 'you' is confusing /B]
If I think someone is a far right racist, I tend to call them on it outright.
[I]As I tend to with regressive left apologists[/I]
No, it's because it does work to isolate them, which is why they might lash out, which in its own way is useful (you can then jail them). You might disagree, but there are many instances to point to of cults being killed by being pushed out of society.
These are probably cults with minimal membership, this particular cult has quite a following, and is not shamed by people pointing and laughing, quite the opposite in fact
No, much of it I would say is due to the daft law 'inciting religious hatred'. Part of enabling ridicule is to make ridiculing religion protected, rather than banned. And that then applies to all religions.
There's one religion in the spotlight here, stop pretending otherwise, inciting racial hatred is something these hate preachers have down to a fine art, the right wing reaction is quite simply that, a reaction. Every action has an equal and opposite one
Lashing out within a community, rather than at the wider population, is partly what you want to achieve.
[B]Are you saying that I want to achieve it or that it's what we should be achieving? Your use of the word 'you' is confusing /B]
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#152
Re: Manchester
Where in my post did I mention anything about religion? YOU bring that up, not me.
To those of us who live in Normal-land, "heading for a violent showdown with the cops" is an excellent reason to deport a non-citizen.
Non-citizens who commit violent crimes in Australia should be deported. I don't care if they are Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Pink, Purple, or Martian.
To those of us who live in Normal-land, "heading for a violent showdown with the cops" is an excellent reason to deport a non-citizen.
Non-citizens who commit violent crimes in Australia should be deported. I don't care if they are Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Pink, Purple, or Martian.
Yehp 100 pct correct I did bring that up myself, I also totally agree with your point about violent people being deported.
I'm not sure why you managed to get your knickers quite so soggy over my quote ? There you go though takes all sorts I guess.... God knows how far much you'd squirt if I really touched you up.
Point I was making is this bloke was on a collision course with the law from the point where he considered himself "fitted up" over the Holsworthy army base incident. I dont know whether he was or not, but apparently that's what he was telling his drug fuelled mates around these parts.
This bloke hated the law more than he supported Isis.
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#154
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Re: Manchester
You need to come down from cloud cuckoo land, there will be war on our streets if the likes of you get your way, and of course you'll deny any responsibility. People are being driven to the far right by the inaction of the existing governments. Trump, LePen, Wilders, even UKIP and Brexit should all be cautionary tales of what can happen if the left run rampant and ignore genuine concerns. As always though you lot will blame racist tendencies of the great unwashed, it's actually rather sickening.
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#155
Re: Manchester
"For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong."
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I'd actually agree with that, or I would have done a few years ago when this was a mole hill sized problem, but successive governments frightened of being seen as intolerant or racist have allowed it to grow into a mountainous problem. Whatever fuzzy, complicated and correct solution you've thought up is way too little, way too late I fear.
#157
Re: Manchester
I'm going to throw my two bobs worth in amongst you guys. I think this whole scenario with Muslims has been made far far worse by the PC brigade. It's not helped assimilate, indeed it's caused "Special" status. First mistake IMO was calling "The" abbreviation a racial slur.... Sure it was used as a racial slur by some in the community, it was quite widely used as such in the 70's. That fad would have passed though, instead we are stuck with being ever so careful with our language and treatment from that point on. Indeed it got worse as every little nuance was catered for and given priority over the status quo. This hasn't helped with assimilation, as with previous generations of migrants, infact it's caused massive division.
Lets go back to the beginning and see how Brits would have reacted if they would have been called Brit Bastards, or Ugly Little Englanders, do you think they would have banned the words Brit or Englanders. It's little things like this that has caused cultural fracture over the years and now the UK is stuck with a much larger alienated culture, which has been amplified by the PC cult of correctness. Sure there are issues in other Western societies, but no where near as bad as the UK and France.
I've talked to recent migrants from the UK to Aus (nurses mostly) and they are quite generally surprised at the level of Muslim assimilation in this country compared to the UK..... It all starts with the language in Australias case IMO.
The above is where the Left has got it dead wrong.... and I'm from the Left.
Remember we had a spate of Indian bashing not so long ago, no laws changed, no culture changed.... The fad just passed as it would have in England and Indians are now far more assimilated into the Australian culture without "Special" status.
Lets go back to the beginning and see how Brits would have reacted if they would have been called Brit Bastards, or Ugly Little Englanders, do you think they would have banned the words Brit or Englanders. It's little things like this that has caused cultural fracture over the years and now the UK is stuck with a much larger alienated culture, which has been amplified by the PC cult of correctness. Sure there are issues in other Western societies, but no where near as bad as the UK and France.
I've talked to recent migrants from the UK to Aus (nurses mostly) and they are quite generally surprised at the level of Muslim assimilation in this country compared to the UK..... It all starts with the language in Australias case IMO.
The above is where the Left has got it dead wrong.... and I'm from the Left.
Remember we had a spate of Indian bashing not so long ago, no laws changed, no culture changed.... The fad just passed as it would have in England and Indians are now far more assimilated into the Australian culture without "Special" status.
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#158
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Re: Manchester
I'd actually agree with that, or I would have done a few years ago when this was a mole hill sized problem, but successive governments frightened of being seen as intolerant or racist have allowed it to grow into a mountainous problem. Whatever fuzzy, complicated and correct solution you've thought up is way too little, way too late I fear.
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Re: Manchester
In otherwords the last thing we should be doing is alienating a whole community because of a seriously problematic few.
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Thing is we have to help the majority moderate muslims speak out against the radicals. As anyone speaking out against them radicals in their community become the No 1 enemy. Instead they carry on as though nothing is happening and the poor brave few that do put their heads up above the parapet become the main target of the Islamic facists. They are running scared and probably rightly so at this point in time, you have to realise this.
In otherwords the last thing we should be doing is alienating a whole community because of a seriously problematic few.
In otherwords the last thing we should be doing is alienating a whole community because of a seriously problematic few.
#162
Re: Manchester
RIP to all the victims of these senseless attacks. Too many beautiful young lives violently taken, including one from our local community here in Brisbane. I know some of her young friends and was hoping for a better outcome.
I watched a really interesting interview on the ABC on Sunday night with Michael Sukkar. As a man of lebonese descent he was quite un politically correct about the threat of terrorism in Australia.
I watched a really interesting interview on the ABC on Sunday night with Michael Sukkar. As a man of lebonese descent he was quite un politically correct about the threat of terrorism in Australia.
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Re: Manchester
Somehow his being unPC doesn't sound surprising...
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Re: Manchester
I am in London right now, and I do sense a fair degree of disgust from many Muslims, which is good. The extreme element can only be influenced by their own.
#165
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Is he wrong? He apparently stated facts that all 22 people currently charged with terror related offences in Australia are either refugees or their children. I hate radical anti islamists as much as I do radical islamists, but the facts can't be ignored, there are a bunch of whackos murdering our children in the name of Islam and a way needs to be found to stop the attacks. If that means revamping immigration policies, then so be it. I have three young adults that want to be free to travel this planet in peace.