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09-26-2014, 12:17 AM #151
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09-26-2014, 12:20 AM #152
That's all fun and games a staunch kunt with a few beers under his belt is always gonna try start chit with someone in uniform. It's a kind of 'us vs them' mentality.
Get religion of peace involved though and soldiers not being able to walk the street at 11am on a Tuesday with fear of being beheaded that's a different kettle of fish.u wat m9
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09-26-2014, 12:22 AM #153
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09-26-2014, 12:23 AM #154
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09-26-2014, 12:26 AM #155
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09-26-2014, 12:31 AM #156
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09-26-2014, 12:31 AM #157
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Be alert, not alarmed.
It feels like the scumbags of isis are already winning. Community is splitting (more than it was anyway) people worried about being beheaded in the street (still waiting on police brass, to confirm that plan) fkn bomb scare in Brisbane over a bag of clothes. My oldies (in their 80's) are almost to panic mode. Extremists on all sides are getting media airtime. I hope this whole thing doesn't roll out of control here.Brick by brick
"Never let the weeds get higher than the garden, always keep a diamond in your mind"
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09-26-2014, 12:34 AM #158
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09-26-2014, 12:35 AM #159
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09-26-2014, 12:36 AM #160
I honestly think its in Tony Abotts/media's best interest for more chit to go down, especially trying to spark some muslims to pull the trigger (started in Melb). By having terrorists start chit it brings Australia to the forefront of "terror", finally making Australia a big player on the world stage. Then there's the fact that public support soars for politicians in times of crisis, something that Tony desperately needs.
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09-26-2014, 12:43 AM #161
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09-26-2014, 12:43 AM #162
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09-26-2014, 12:45 AM #163
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09-26-2014, 12:48 AM #164
All the people defending Muslims in this thread, I bet you change your tune when its YOUR neighbourhood that is overrun with them. You are then forced to sell your house DIRT CHEAP because nobody else wants to fukin live there. Its then snapped up by the muzzies that live on the street (paid for with your tax dollars of course) so they can ship yet another family of 15 over here to live in it and begin breeding.
So easy to be a bleeding heart do gooder when you havent had real life experience with large hoards of muslims.
Read all about the sad state of affairs in Europe, coming to an Australia near you:
http://violenceagainstwhites.wordpre...as-for-whites/
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09-26-2014, 01:01 AM #165
I live with muslims, I'm an atheist, many of my muslim friends know and I've never had a problem.
You like to imagine that everyone who disagrees with you is some silly idiot living in an all white neighbourhood with no experience of the 'real world'. But many of us do have that experience and it's largely been problem free.
If the government is subsidising them, then it's the government's fault, not the immigrants'. If the government is democratically elected, then its the fault of the voting public, and the public needs to take some agency and reduce their welfare expenditure. If they're coming over in huge numbers, it's because the immigration policy les them, and more intelligent policies need to be put in place.
Everyone would accept free chit when offered, can't blame them for wanting to take it, blame your government and the people for making it so damned easy.
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09-26-2014, 01:03 AM #166
Well, judging by the negs I'm racking up, I don't think people really care if it's legit or not. Apparently I'm 'defending Muslims' by rationally pointing out the very topic of discussion is now null and void. I think I'm just defending critical thinking - if that equates to defending Muslims then I'm pretty sure that's not my problem to deal with. Some people just like feeling righteous, I think. Unfortunately for the rest of us, their hysteria means laws get passed which affect all of us.
It's been a wild fortnight, that's for sure. I think we have two people charged, one of whom has been let go with a fine... and not a lot more. Sounds totally reasonable we should completely reorder our society, not an overreaction whatsoever.
Funny to see Ameribrahs start saying 'uwotm8' to our overhwelming reactionary hysteria.
A member of the Australian Defence Force who told police he was attacked by two men of Middle Eastern appearance outside his north-western Sydney home has now withdrawn his complaint.
Defence force chief Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin apologised for the incident.
"On behalf of the Australian Defence Force, I would like to apologise to the Australian community and in particular the Middle Eastern community for any angst this has caused," he told reporters in Canberra."
http://www.smh.com.au/national/austr...26-10mfgg.html
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09-26-2014, 01:09 AM #167
Hysteria is good for the media and the politicians. More sales for the rags and more power for the sharks.
Ask any individual if they'd completely trust a politician or a newspaperman and most of them would say no, pretty much everyone knows them as lying sacks of chit. They know politicians lie as part of their job and so does the media. But when the lies match people's bias, then they're all in favour and suddenly these liars have become trustworthy.
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09-26-2014, 01:17 AM #168
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09-26-2014, 01:27 AM #169
But we've had the first set of laws put through the senate this morning, so even if it all comes out as bullcrap to get bogans hot under the collar, the point is served.
Now ASIO have sweeping powers to monitor online communication without warrants (remember when we were pushing back against metadata being retained? Now we have laws which make that seem child's play so that puts an end to that), and journalists now cannot report on matters of national security, including any abuses and overreaches of power. Press freedom has been gutted, not that anyone cares, because people with beards. You cannot go certain places, even on a holiday, without breaking the law and that list will expand in the coming months. Extra funding for ASIO - some $630m. More than half a billion dollars (this was approved in July).
Aussies were played like fiddles here. Meanwhile, Abbott still can't get his budget passed.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-09-2...senate/5770256
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09-26-2014, 03:23 AM #170
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09-26-2014, 03:40 AM #171
lol@people that think this is a conspiracy orchestrated by Abbott
Remember when The Innocence of Muslims appeared on YouTube? A video that had nothing to do with Australia whatsoever.
Protests by Islamic communities in Sydney shrouded by extremists. Death to infidels, behead anybody who insults the prophet, etc, etc, etc. A multitude of foiled extremists attacks have happened over the post 9/11 years, and prior to 9/11 the racial tensions in society exhibited mainly by the Islamic community in Western Sydney were already pushing thresholds and encapsulated by the Sydney Gang Rapes of 2000.
This is not a benign problem that has arisen at the war cries of Tony Abbott to deflect attention from the budget.
This is a problem that has been growing and enveloping society as the Islamic community has gotten larger, and because of the inability to deal with the issue in society due to extremist left principles, we are now at a crossroads.
The morons like the one above who used anecdotal evidence to say that he lives among Muslims never seem to grasp the great irony of their "taint them all with the same brush" rhetoric.
This isn't a micro problem that is assessed on an individual basis because the extent of the problem permeates wider society and much it results in unspoken growing tensions that takes place behind the scenes.
If you're one of the people that think there is no issue, then I truly do feel sorry for the out-of-touch naivety that has riddled your minds.
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09-26-2014, 04:03 AM #172
There is an issue, existing laws are sufficient to combat, government has not shown the necessity of the new laws in regards to combating terrorism.
No irony there, if there is please explain.
Increasing tensions results from both the actions of radical muslims and wider society, which creates an us vs. them mentality, which of course makes the tensions worse.
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09-26-2014, 04:07 AM #173
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09-26-2014, 04:16 AM #174
Considering Abbott acts in response to reports by counter terrorism, I'd say that the intelligence gathered and reported suggests that the harboring of extremist mentality or contrarian views by the Muslims population has been growing rapidly as the community has grown.
We have a much more sizable population of Muslim as to what we had following 9/11.
Society should not be afraid to shine a light on the issue at the expense of growing tensions.
The ICV has refused to condem the current situation concerning Numan Haider, and Muslim communities are organizing a protest over it. No matter what we do, the blame will be shifted toward the established status quo and the authorities, and Islam will absolve itself of any accountability.
Pussies like you are the ones that allow it to fester until it is uncontrollable, and situations like those in Britain and France develop.
They tried to handle it your way. Look what happened. Pakistani child grooming rape gangs everywhere in the UK, Sharia controlled zones in Paris that police can't enter and the white natives safety is in danger.
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09-26-2014, 04:28 AM #175
Fuark Bella Vista? I thought an arrest there was a fluke but ho lee fuk.
Sydney brahs please don't be quick to judge, ISIS is basically turning this chit into Muslims vs Everyone Else and whats happening right now is exactly what they want. There are still good Muslims out there. There are already rules on where you should and where you shouldn't wear the full uniform already in place (whether written or not), however getting attacked simply because you're wearing it in your home country is fukin rustling my jimmies.
One day they're going to mess with the wrong bloke, get their teeth knocked out and then cry to the police. And we will be there to laugh
Who remembers when some "terrorists" were planning to attack Holsworthy Barracks with assault rifles? Lmao (For those unaware, Holsworthy is the home of 2CDO (Commandos)(SF), and various other units
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09-26-2014, 04:33 AM #176
I'm not preaching sensitivity and political correctness, I'm not saying we should let them go and do whatever they please.
If they are sexually assaulting children, lock them up.
If they harm an innocent person or use force in the absence of self defense, lock them up.
If they are planning attacks and there's sufficient reason to believe that they're serious, lock them up.
If they contravene any laws and they happen to be Muslim or Hindu or Christian or Jewish or Atheist etc., then lock them up.
The laws give police more power but government has not shown that the existing laws are insufficient and they have made a power grab anyway. If radicalism is increasing, then they could use that to make the case that current laws are insufficient, but they haven't.
Painting all muslims with the same brush is just gonna make existing tensions worse and make Australia a bigger target for the radicals, which is a losing situation for everyone.
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09-26-2014, 04:34 AM #177
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09-26-2014, 04:40 AM #178
'There are plenty of Muslims against isis'
You've heard that loads of times before, but moderate condemnation of isis gets little play in the media, regardless, here are some. I'm sure you could find more as I'm posting from mobile.
http://www.npr.org/2014/09/25/351277...-isis-violence
Fatwa against isis by a Sheikh from north Africa and a cleric from Saudi Arabia
http://rt.com/uk/184112-british-muslim-fatwa-isis/
British Muslim clerics issue fatwa against isis
http://m.timesofindia.com/india/Musl...w/41281217.cms
Cleric in kerala (state in India) issues fatwa against isis.
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09-26-2014, 04:45 AM #179
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09-26-2014, 04:53 AM #180
You're just reiterating my point.
You stand behind the presupposition that all cultures are equal, and that therefore this should be handled quietly behind the scenes and that, above all, it should be indiscriminate. That we should ignore the overwhelming disproportionate representation of Islam in such acts, and close our mouths on the topic of Islam under the guise of the failed state of multiculturalism.
I'm sorry, but the precedent has already been set, and your naive mentality and short-sighted solution is exactly what lead to the disgusting success of Pakistani Muslim Child Grooming gangs, and the subversive success of the Trojan Horse scandal.
The very real reality is that as the Islamic demographic grows, so too does contrarian element that rubs back against the status quo and it is only natural for tensions on both sides to ride.
Multiculturalism has failed us all. Muslims included. The clash of civilizations was always the inevitable product.
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