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Reply #15 - Mar 3rd, 2011 at 10:37pm
 
libs pollies responsible,  i GUESS THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANGLO ATTACKS ON ABORINGINES, ASIANS AND EVEN THE INDIAN STUDENTS,  Grin Grin

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Reply #16 - Mar 3rd, 2011 at 11:14pm
 
Perhaps he should walk alone on any streets at night .. then he will know .. he will be targeted by whom .. ? ?? hopefully for some cash .. or cigs ..

No matter who you are , what race you are .. it's unsafe to walk alone at night nowadays .. if compare to 15-20 years ago ..
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Reply #17 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:25am
 
philperth2010 wrote on Mar 3rd, 2011 at 9:08pm:
There are stories of 10 Aussie girls beating up a Muslim girl...



Correct. There are also unconfirmed stories saying that the flogging dished up to the muslim girl are in retaliation for an earlier episode when the muslim kid and a few of her mates flogged another girl at the school.

Ahhhhhh, the joys of multiculturalism.
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Reply #18 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am
 
It looks to me that several groups of ferals have been stirring each other for awhile and the fight outside the school is the end result.
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else and no matter what the ethnic groups are that are involved they should all have the full force of the law thrown at them.
Its no wonder new migrants to this country are trying their best to avoid moving their families to these feral suburbs where hatred and violence are a day to day reality.
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Reply #19 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 8:13am
 
Oh the joys of multiculturalism.  As our population becomes more fragmented, we can expect more violence & hatered.
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Reply #20 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:03am
 
philperth2010 wrote on Mar 3rd, 2011 at 9:08pm:
There are stories of 10 Aussie girls beating up a Muslim girl.....Racist taunts on face book.....angry mobs attacking police......People being arrested......The facts are there but the truth is still unknown!!!






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10 girls on 1 huh?

“It was as a result of two school children having a blue in the playground during the lunch break,” Chief Inspector Wilson said.
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Reply #21 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:29am
 
adelcrow wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am:
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else


Adel is spot on with this.
It's got little to do with 'racism' or 'boat people' etc but more to do with the area and the sort of people who live there.

There has been areas of crap people in Australia for decades.
You know where they are, you know what sort of people they are, you know they exist - they have always acted like this.

You just keep away from them and let them be.

Hence my love of gated communities in San Diego.
We don't have to see or hear this sort - but if you want it, you know where you can find it.

The fact the girl is Muslim or coloured is just another insult in the bag for them - it'd get the same if the girl was fat etc.
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Reply #22 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:49am
 


Andrei.Hicks wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:29am:
adelcrow wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am:
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else


Adel is spot on with this.
It's got little to do with 'racism' or 'boat people' etc but more to do with the area and the sort of people who live there.

There has been areas of crap people in Australia for decades.
You know where they are, you know what sort of people they are, you know they exist - they have always acted like this.

You just keep away from them and let them be.

Hence my love of gated communities in San Diego.
We don't have to see or hear this sort - but if you want it, you know where you can find it.

The fact the girl is Muslim or coloured is just another insult in the bag for them - it'd get the same if the girl was fat etc.



Whilst that may be true for the trigger incident in the school yard, the subsequent incidents involving the groups of parents were extraordinary - some 40 parents divided along 'cultural' lines - and the issues of race and religion were prominent (not just in the Facebook comments but also in the manner in which the parents and Police discussed it in the media)...

I think it is wrong to play down the insidious impacts of many years of serial almost-daily selective news reporting of racial and religious violence - reinforced by commentary from prominent political leaders and propagandists stereotyping, demonising and vilifying to justify warmongering efforts...

We should be alarmed, when a decade of this is topped off by weeks and days of intense political propaganda designed to incite and/or justify inter-religious and inter-racial distrust, fear and hatred - as was associated with the Xmas Island boat tragedy and subsequent funerals...

Inevitably, there is the ever-increasing risk that majority group extremists can feel validated in their prejudicial beliefs - and emboldened to bully even the most moderate members of the systematically-demonised minority group/s...

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Reply #23 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:50am
 
[quote author=michael_bubble link=1299133449/15#15 date=1299155848]libs pollies responsible,  i GUESS THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANGLO ATTACKS ON ABORINGINES, ASIANS AND EVEN THE INDIAN STUDENTS,  ;D ;D

Equitists self righteous rants are getting more entertaining all the time,
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Thats Right Blame The Polititions, Blame the people of Australia

The ones that are to Blame are the Ignorant ARSEHOLES, The ones that cased the problem at the school , They are the ones that think therer better than every one else.

Stupid bugger wits
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If you can create a big enough lie about someone IGNORANT people will bellieve it.

The bigger the Arshole you are on this forum, the more right you have to stay.
 
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Reply #24 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:00am
 
Equitist wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:49am:
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:29am:
adelcrow wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am:
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else


Adel is spot on with this.
It's got little to do with 'racism' or 'boat people' etc but more to do with the area and the sort of people who live there.

There has been areas of crap people in Australia for decades.
You know where they are, you know what sort of people they are, you know they exist - they have always acted like this.

You just keep away from them and let them be.

Hence my love of gated communities in San Diego.
We don't have to see or hear this sort - but if you want it, you know where you can find it.

The fact the girl is Muslim or coloured is just another insult in the bag for them - it'd get the same if the girl was fat etc.



Whilst that may be true for the trigger incident in the school yard, the subsequent incidents involving the groups of parents were extraordinary - some 40 parents divided along 'cultural' lines - and the issues of race and religion were prominent (not just in the Facebook comments but also in the manner in which the parents and Police discussed it in the media)...

I think it is wrong to play down the insidious impacts of many years of serial almost-daily selective news reporting of racial and religious violence - reinforced by commentary from prominent political leaders and propagandists stereotyping, demonising and vilifying to justify warmongering efforts...

We should be alarmed, when a decade of this is topped off by weeks and days of intense political propaganda designed to incite and/or justify inter-religious and inter-racial distrust, fear and hatred - as was associated with the Xmas Island boat tragedy and subsequent funerals...

Inevitably, there is the ever-increasing risk that majority group extremists can feel validated in their prejudicial beliefs - and emboldened to bully even the most moderate members of the systematically-demonised minority group/s...



What ever happened to personal responsibility for their own actions.

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Reply #25 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:06am
 
Verge wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:00am:
Equitist wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:49am:
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:29am:
adelcrow wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am:
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else


Adel is spot on with this.
It's got little to do with 'racism' or 'boat people' etc but more to do with the area and the sort of people who live there.

There has been areas of crap people in Australia for decades.
You know where they are, you know what sort of people they are, you know they exist - they have always acted like this.

You just keep away from them and let them be.

Hence my love of gated communities in San Diego.
We don't have to see or hear this sort - but if you want it, you know where you can find it.

The fact the girl is Muslim or coloured is just another insult in the bag for them - it'd get the same if the girl was fat etc.



Whilst that may be true for the trigger incident in the school yard, the subsequent incidents involving the groups of parents were extraordinary - some 40 parents divided along 'cultural' lines - and the issues of race and religion were prominent (not just in the Facebook comments but also in the manner in which the parents and Police discussed it in the media)...

I think it is wrong to play down the insidious impacts of many years of serial almost-daily selective news reporting of racial and religious violence - reinforced by commentary from prominent political leaders and propagandists stereotyping, demonising and vilifying to justify warmongering efforts...

We should be alarmed, when a decade of this is topped off by weeks and days of intense political propaganda designed to incite and/or justify inter-religious and inter-racial distrust, fear and hatred - as was associated with the Xmas Island boat tragedy and subsequent funerals...

Inevitably, there is the ever-increasing risk that majority group extremists can feel validated in their prejudicial beliefs - and emboldened to bully even the most moderate members of the systematically-demonised minority group/s...



What ever happened to personal responsibility for their own actions.




That concept disappeared decades ago I think.

I remember my dad telling me to live life by only borrowing 3 times for your house and if you can't afford something don't buy it.

I've lived by that.

However now you have the likes of Lastnail pointing out people totally out of their depth and owing thousands of dollars they can't pay and its the credit card companies and GE Money's fault.

This incident is part and parcel of life.
Where was it? Did it say Liverpool?

Now come on, has anyone been to Liverpool NSW?
Par for the course around there.

You pick a sh*thole, you'll find sh*t, rough people. Let them be how they want, I don't care less if they belt ten bells of sh*t out of each other.
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Reply #26 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:45am
 
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:06am:
Verge wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 11:00am:
Equitist wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:49am:
Andrei.Hicks wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 10:29am:
adelcrow wrote on Mar 4th, 2011 at 6:43am:
This is more of a result of socio economic circumstances than anything else


Adel is spot on with this.
It's got little to do with 'racism' or 'boat people' etc but more to do with the area and the sort of people who live there.

There has been areas of crap people in Australia for decades.
You know where they are, you know what sort of people they are, you know they exist - they have always acted like this.

You just keep away from them and let them be.

Hence my love of gated communities in San Diego.
We don't have to see or hear this sort - but if you want it, you know where you can find it.

The fact the girl is Muslim or coloured is just another insult in the bag for them - it'd get the same if the girl was fat etc.



Whilst that may be true for the trigger incident in the school yard, the subsequent incidents involving the groups of parents were extraordinary - some 40 parents divided along 'cultural' lines - and the issues of race and religion were prominent (not just in the Facebook comments but also in the manner in which the parents and Police discussed it in the media)...

I think it is wrong to play down the insidious impacts of many years of serial almost-daily selective news reporting of racial and religious violence - reinforced by commentary from prominent political leaders and propagandists stereotyping, demonising and vilifying to justify warmongering efforts...

We should be alarmed, when a decade of this is topped off by weeks and days of intense political propaganda designed to incite and/or justify inter-religious and inter-racial distrust, fear and hatred - as was associated with the Xmas Island boat tragedy and subsequent funerals...

Inevitably, there is the ever-increasing risk that majority group extremists can feel validated in their prejudicial beliefs - and emboldened to bully even the most moderate members of the systematically-demonised minority group/s...



What ever happened to personal responsibility for their own actions.




That concept disappeared decades ago I think.

I remember my dad telling me to live life by only borrowing 3 times for your house and if you can't afford something don't buy it.

I've lived by that.

However now you have the likes of Lastnail pointing out people totally out of their depth and owing thousands of dollars they can't pay and its the credit card companies and GE Money's fault.

This incident is part and parcel of life.
Where was it? Did it say Liverpool?

Now come on, has anyone been to Liverpool NSW?
Par for the course around there.

You pick a sh*thole, you'll find sh*t, rough people. Let them be how they want, I don't care less if they belt ten bells of sh*t out of each other.


toally agree. Some slimy towel head and a white skank fighting over the same baby batter...who cares less what they do to each other.  Let them all live and die in the same crap hole.
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Reply #27 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 12:12pm
 
And that Crap  hole Must Be AUSTRALIA
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If you can create a big enough lie about someone IGNORANT people will bellieve it.

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Reply #28 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 12:13pm
 
20-30 years ago .. the refugees were welcome .. as too many empty houses and too many factories in need of workers ..  and all were cheap and abundant .. no congestion or hospital waiting and less crimes .. but now .. all in the opposite ..
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Reply #29 - Mar 4th, 2011 at 4:09pm
 
Nemesis is starting down the slippery slope of paranoia and full blown insanity. Blaming the libs for a school fight is no ony ridiculous but is SO ridiculous that it seriously calls into question her mental health. It already shows her intelligence to be sub-par.

She is starting to sound like greenie and that is NOT a good comparison!
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