2nd Indian found dead
Jan 7th 2010, 4:50 am
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72% conviction rate for Native victims
that's damn good. And what about the other half, Indian victims. Please provide source also.
Jan 7th 2010, 4:56 am
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Source... I made it all up... a bit like much of the press reports.
Jan 7th 2010, 4:57 am
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We always blame media of sensationalism, greed, apathy, etc.. but it has a positive side also. Kudos to Australian media
May all those hoodlams who live on snatched money and take pleasure in showing their manhood by bashing innocents get locked up for life. Hope they are no more released after warnings just to commit another crime.
Jan 7th 2010, 5:39 am
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Media is doing wonderful job by bringing reality into front. At least now people know that a problem exists, hopefully actions will be taken to fix it
We always blame media of sensationalism, greed, apathy, etc.. but it has a positive side also. Kudos to Australian media
May all those hoodlams who live on snatched money and take pleasure in showing their manhood by bashing innocents get locked up for life. Hope they are no more released after warnings just to commit another crime.
We always blame media of sensationalism, greed, apathy, etc.. but it has a positive side also. Kudos to Australian media
May all those hoodlams who live on snatched money and take pleasure in showing their manhood by bashing innocents get locked up for life. Hope they are no more released after warnings just to commit another crime.
http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/soc...0106-lu8y.html
Jan 7th 2010, 5:49 am
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The writers and editors are very aware of the kind of reactions that these finer points will provoke amongst the masses.
So are the courts, who will not permit certain names to be published in newspapers, but will permit other names.
It is only reasonable for a newspaper to provide a little bit of "background history" or context when they name a person. But why do they only provide these kind of details for some people, yet they miss them out entirely for others? If the accused had been "mary, 23, originally from the UK and training to be a nurse" - would we have found out? Of course not, because the media in this country is by and large, terrible.
So are the courts, who will not permit certain names to be published in newspapers, but will permit other names.
It is only reasonable for a newspaper to provide a little bit of "background history" or context when they name a person. But why do they only provide these kind of details for some people, yet they miss them out entirely for others? If the accused had been "mary, 23, originally from the UK and training to be a nurse" - would we have found out? Of course not, because the media in this country is by and large, terrible.
Jan 7th 2010, 6:45 am
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But what about the better news sites: http://www.abc.net.au and http://www.sbs.com.au
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Jan 7th 2010, 6:57 am
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First question for the Killing Commission: Is the rate of immigration causing social problems?
Jan 7th 2010, 7:26 am
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1. Eliminate the active ones (Migrants or otherwise)
2. Snatching money is easier than earning it esp when they know they can get away with it
Joblessness (increase in lazy ones) due to recession has compounded the above explained problem.
Again there's no generalization here. I talking of only those jobless who live on drugs and loot and don't want to work.
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Jan 7th 2010, 7:27 am
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The writers and editors are very aware of the kind of reactions that these finer points will provoke amongst the masses.
So are the courts, who will not permit certain names to be published in newspapers, but will permit other names.
It is only reasonable for a newspaper to provide a little bit of "background history" or context when they name a person. But why do they only provide these kind of details for some people, yet they miss them out entirely for others? If the accused had been "mary, 23, originally from the UK and training to be a nurse" - would we have found out? Of course not, because the media in this country is by and large, terrible.
So are the courts, who will not permit certain names to be published in newspapers, but will permit other names.
It is only reasonable for a newspaper to provide a little bit of "background history" or context when they name a person. But why do they only provide these kind of details for some people, yet they miss them out entirely for others? If the accused had been "mary, 23, originally from the UK and training to be a nurse" - would we have found out? Of course not, because the media in this country is by and large, terrible.
Jan 7th 2010, 7:32 am
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No. I think its business competitiveness which favours active and smart workers. Active ones take the jobs, lazy ones remain jobless. So lazy ones have two 2 options
1. Eliminate the active ones (Migrants or otherwise)
2. Snatching money is easier than earning it esp when no ones is watching
Joblessness (increase in lazy ones) due to recession has compounded the above explained problem.
1. Eliminate the active ones (Migrants or otherwise)
2. Snatching money is easier than earning it esp when no ones is watching
Joblessness (increase in lazy ones) due to recession has compounded the above explained problem.
Jan 7th 2010, 8:02 am
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No. I think its business competitiveness which favours active and smart workers. Active ones take the jobs, lazy ones remain jobless. So lazy ones have two 2 options
1. Eliminate the active ones (Migrants or otherwise)
2. Snatching money is easier than earning it esp when they know they can get away with it
Joblessness (increase in lazy ones) due to recession has compounded the above explained problem.
Again there's no generalization here. I talking of only those jobless who live on drugs and loot and don't want to work.
1. Eliminate the active ones (Migrants or otherwise)
2. Snatching money is easier than earning it esp when they know they can get away with it
Joblessness (increase in lazy ones) due to recession has compounded the above explained problem.
Again there's no generalization here. I talking of only those jobless who live on drugs and loot and don't want to work.
Bear in mind that the only limit on the Commonwealth government's immigration quotas is the ballot box and that local government is left to provide infrastructure.
You (and I) may be able to elbow others from the prime positions at the feeding trough but what about those thereby displaced? Are they to become Australian Dalit?
Jan 7th 2010, 8:38 am
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Blaming immigration for the murders/assaults that take place in the modern Australian city is blinkered, naive and ludicrous.
Jan 7th 2010, 8:45 am
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Your certainty is laugh-making. People are murderers / assualters. Some immigrants are people. Are you saying that no immigrant has ever been a murderer or an assaulter?