Society/Culture Christchurch Mosque mass shooting

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That's excellent. Thanks for posting.
Because Jihadists have never had sympathetic front covers

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The outright lying of Islamophiles is something to behold.
 
Foreigner with a long criminal record including attempted murder and rape charges. Exactly the type Dutton is trying to expel.
What if he was german? Would you say the same? You're quite happy to have Tommy Robinson in the country yet he's a convicted violent criminal.
 

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What if he was german? Would you say the same?

Yeah, why not?
You're quite happy to have Tommy Robinson in the country yet he's a convicted violent criminal.

Don't think I've ever posted/uttered a word about Tommy Robinson. But you know what I'd say if I did. That's some talent.
 
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Isn't saying "hey this terrorist is just like many of us...was once an angelic looking kid with curly blonde locks..grew up in this little town...was working class" the right way to address it? Rather than "hey this guy has nothing to do with us, he was always different"? Surely that's more likely to lead to questions like "how did this person become a monster?" and maybe help prevent someone else going down the same path?
 
Isn't saying "hey this terrorist is just like many of us...was once an angelic looking kid with curly blonde locks..grew up in this little town...was working class" the right way to address it? Rather than "hey this guy has nothing to do with us, he was always different"? Surely that's more likely to lead to questions like "how did this person become a monster?" and maybe help prevent someone else going down the same path?

Guess who?

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Isn't saying "hey this terrorist is just like many of us...was once an angelic looking kid with curly blonde locks..grew up in this little town...was working class" the right way to address it? Rather than "hey this guy has nothing to do with us, he was always different"? Surely that's more likely to lead to questions like "how did this person become a monster?" and maybe help prevent someone else going down the same path?
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s soft focus Rolling Stone cover evoked outright lust at the time - “how could a young man so beautiful turn into a terrorist”

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/opi...rnaev-free-jahar-fangirls-20130710-story.html
 
A Tale of Two Prime Ministers:

Jacinda Ardern on refugees "They have chosen to make New Zealand their home, & it is their home.”

Scott Morrison on asylum seekers “They may be a pedophile, a rapist, a murderer... carry serious communicable diseases."
Compare each countries level of refugee intake and actual immigration levels.
 

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Compare each countries level of refugee intake and actual immigration levels.
So they should reduce right-wing immigration to stop violent attacks?
Where are the 'free speech' advocates now?
 
Isn't saying "hey this terrorist is just like many of us...was once an angelic looking kid with curly blonde locks..grew up in this little town...was working class" the right way to address it? Rather than "hey this guy has nothing to do with us, he was always different"? Surely that's more likely to lead to questions like "how did this person become a monster?" and maybe help prevent someone else going down the same path?
I think her point is that we are not asking the same question for 'brown' terrorist.
 
Love to be on the left while claiming that white workers demanding a better life than what neoliberalism has delivered is responsible for a terrorist attack.


White entitlement is part of the very structure of Australian society

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...t-of-the-very-structure-of-australian-society

Professors aren't what they used to be.
Anthropologist? - this must be from some new school of post modern Foucault anthropology.

First, the entire article is riddled with outrageous sweeping generalisations
After imaginatively creating a false dilemma - for white people - it conjures up an equally fictional response for white people, conveniently supporting the author's confirmation bias. It assumes guilt by colour, anger by colour, hate by colour. An ad hominem not remotely interested in any burden of proof, it entirely ignores complexity of any sort. The article is circular - problem cause problem - and the problem is the cause! -Whiteness!

This is a sad and embarrassing post modern screed. I can see this article will be used by History professors - some 40 years form now as an example of the insanity which possessed our culture at this time.

And the writing is also appalling.
 
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