Bobby. wrote on Feb 5^th, 2024 at 3:28pm:

Bias_2012 wrote on Feb 5^th, 2024 at 3:53pm:


OK - give it a bit more time.

Jasin wrote on Feb 5^th, 2024 at 4:00pm:



I haven't see any yet at my new place/new suburb
but there are plenty in the next suburb.   

Jasin wrote on Feb 5^th, 2024 at 4:23pm:



I had to move from my last suburb -
when I went to the local shopping center I was the only white face there
so I always went to a shopping center 5km further away.
I felt safer.

Thanks Bias.

https://www.9news.com.au/national/queensland-news-woman-stabbed-to-death-in-fron...


5:55pm Feb 5, 2024


Five teenage boys have now been arrested over the death of a Queensland grandmother over the weekend.
Vyleen White, 70, was allegedly stabbed to death near her car in an underground car park at Town Square Redbank Plains shopping centre in Ipswich, south-west of Brisbane on Saturday.
Her car was also taken and found 20 minutes away.


Police said a 15-year-old from Ripley presented to Ipswich Police Station around 9.30pm last night, and was arrested.
This afternoon, three 16-year-olds and another 15-year-old were arrested and currently assisting officers with their inquiries.
No further information is available as police continue their investigations.
Detective Acting Superintendent Heath McQueen earlier today said he was "confident" more people would be in custody by tonight.

McQueen said "overwhelming information" had been passed to police by the community on a scale like he'd "never seen".
He said officers have been working around the clock on what he said was a "callous, cowardly and violent crime", which happened after the retiree had been shopping with a six-year-old girl.
"This is senseless, senseless violence," he said.
McQueen confirmed the only apparent motive was to steal the grandmother's small car.
"This was an attack on a 70-year-old grandmother. This wasn't gang members on gang members," he said.
He said he was "confident" somebody would be charged with the murder but added detectives would "take their time" to ensure a conviction.
Police said the grandmother's Hyundai Getz was driven for just 20 minutes before it was dumped at Springfield Lakes.
Police have since charged a 15-year-old boy with one count of unlawful use of a motor vehicle in relation to the allegedly stolen car.
Four people were seen on security cameras walking down Bruny Street.

What is the world coming to?  Who is responsible for this?

Five teenagers....

don't mention the skin color -
I mentioned it once but
I think I got away with it.










SBS are pretending that we live in some kind of post-racial world where it’s completely unnecessary and/or offensive to mention people’s skin colour or ethnicity. Despite a 70-year-old grandmother being stabbed to death in front of her six-year-old granddaughter in a Redbank Plains shopping centre car park near Brisbane, SBS refuse to give the complete description of the perpetrator. In their article about the event, “Manhunt continues after grandmother killed at shopping centre in ‘cowardly’ act”. They mention that “four men” as being the “people of interest”, so they’re happy to mention their gender. “A 70-year-old woman was stabbed in the chest by a man”. To be fair, they did provide a link to a video posted by Queensland Police showing the four males getting out of a 2009 Hyundai Getz in Springfield Lakes, not far from the crime scene, about half an hour after the lady was murdered. But they refuse to talk about the men’s ethnicity.

Thank goodness, police live in the real world. In a media conference, they gave as much description about the perpetrator as possible. The goal of the police here is not to avoid causing offence. The goal is to catch the crook. Detective Acting Superintendent Heath McQueen said, “I describe those four persons of interest as African males in appearance.” Okay, so that was easy, and it makes it a lot easier for people to identify the bad guy.

But here we are in a bizarre situation where SBS are confused which is more important: Avoid using racial language in order to not cause offence, or give as much detail to the community as possible in order to catch the bad guy. You’d think in a rational world, catching the murderer is more important, but SBS don’t seem to be living in the real world. SBS did quote the Acting Superintendent, but they seem to have purposely left out that line about the men being of African appearance.

What’s even more funny (I don’t know if this is intentional), but other media outlets have been describing the 2009 Getz as being “light-blue”, but SBS didn’t even mention the colour of the car! They’re so post-racial, they can’t even mention car colours now.

This reminds me of that Fawlty Towers episode, The Germans. Despite hotel owner Basil Fawly warning his staff about the upcoming quests, “They're Germans! Don't mention the war”, he keeps obliviously ignoring his own advice, which culminates in a goose-stepping impersonation of Adolf Hitler.

Just as a note, an ABC article about the shopping centre death did quote the Acting Superintendent: “I describe those four persons of interest as African males in appearance”, but SBS, for whatever reason, are trying to avoid offending the murderer, or their viewers, or who the hell knows who they’re trying not to offend! However, a couple of years ago, they were happy to mention people’s skin colour: “black man George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer”. Go figure.

Bobby. wrote on Feb 5^th, 2024 at 7:29pm:


race isnt 'skin colour'

equating race with skin colour is the indicator of a silly midwit

race is mainly about who you're related to and where your ancestors are from, it a constellation of common variables of which skin colour is only one

here are some albino african people - would anyone ever think they were european if they saw them?



but muh "race is just skin deep"