Opinion AUSTRALIAN Politics: Adelaide Board Discussion Part 6

[Fax]

Simple question and you can answer, no-one knows who you are.

And I’m sorry but you saying that someone else doesn’t have intelligence.

Pot meet kettle.

Still nothing! Keep thinking, something better might pop out at some point.

 

[kirky]

Ok, we have a troll on here.

 

[pjcrows]

At least our collective distaste for Australia's current political crop on both sides can bring the divided Adelaide Crows Politics Discussion together, united as one

 

[Eagleboy2011]

The culture we are dealing with.

From the NY Post
The heroic Syrian-Australian man who disarmed one of the terrorists firing at a crowd of Hanukkah revelers at Australia’s Bondi Beach has been slammed as a traitor by many Palestinian commenters for saving Jewish lives, according to a new report.
While Ahmed’s heroism served as a “feel-good story” for most of the world, shining a light on the tragic events of Sunday’s massacre, at least 75% of more than 1,000 comments on the Ramallah News post were hostile, Ahron Shapiro, an Australian and senior researcher for PMW, told The Australian..

Muslim Bondi Beach hero who disarmed terrorist branded a ‘traitor’ in Arab media for saving Jewish lives: report

Ahmed al Ahmed, the heroic Syrian Muslim who disarmed one of the gunmen firing at a crowd of Hanukkah revelers at Australia’s Bondi Beach, has been slammed as a traitor by many in the West Ba…

nypost.com

 

[kirky]

The culture we are dealing with.

From the NY Post
The heroic Syrian-Australian man who disarmed one of the terrorists firing at a crowd of Hanukkah revelers at Australia’s Bondi Beach has been slammed as a traitor by many Palestinian commenters for saving Jewish lives, according to a new report.
While Ahmed’s heroism served as a “feel-good story” for most of the world, shining a light on the tragic events of Sunday’s massacre, at least 75% of more than 1,000 comments on the Ramallah News post were hostile, Ahron Shapiro, an Australian and senior researcher for PMW, told The Australian..

Muslim Bondi Beach hero who disarmed terrorist branded a ‘traitor’ in Arab media for saving Jewish lives: report

Ahmed al Ahmed, the heroic Syrian Muslim who disarmed one of the gunmen firing at a crowd of Hanukkah revelers at Australia’s Bondi Beach, has been slammed as a traitor by many in the West Ba…

nypost.com

Would be nice if the hero got a visit from Sussan.

 

[Fax]

You just said we're entering a dangerous period "that has only just started". I mean, it speaks for itself. You aren't responding to what's being said.

You may be oblivious to our recent mass intake of immigrants over the last five years but I guess I have to spell things out for you. I'm sure they where all properly vetted before bringing them in.

 

[pjcrows]

You may be oblivious to our recent mass intake of immigrants over the last five years but I guess I have to spell things out for you. I'm sure they where all properly vetted before bringing them in.

You may be oblivious to the Akram father migrating to Australia in 1998 and his son being born in Australia in 2001.

You know life existed before Albanese was elected as PM, right? There's like this whole lot of things that happened in human history before then.

 

[Fax]

You may be oblivious that the Akram father migrated to Australia in 1998 and his son was born in Australia in 2001.

I'm aware of that, where did i say that they were recent immigrants? You must have a lot more faith in the governments vetting of immigrants during the last five years than i do.

 

[pjcrows]

I'm aware of that, where did i say that they were recent immigrants? You must have a lot more faith in the governments vetting of immigrants during the last five years than i do.

We're discussing the Bondi shooting, which was perpetrated by a man who migrated here in 1998 and his son born here in 2001. They weren't recent immigrants. In fact, the most recent immigrant from the region was Ahmed, who is a dead set Aussie hero.

 

[pjcrows]

Albo brings up Sovereign citizens like they're on the same level as these Jew haters in today's presser. Why the need to bring that up?

Where was this? Genuinely interested.

 

[kirky]

You may be oblivious to the Akram father migrating to Australia in 1998 and his son being born in Australia in 2001.

You know life existed before Albanese was elected as PM, right? There's like this whole lot of things that happened in human history before then.

If it doesn’t suit one’s agenda then you disregard any facts.

 

[kirky]

We're discussing the Bondi shooting, which was perpetrated by a man who migrated here in 1998 and his son born here in 2001. They weren't recent immigrants. In fact, the most recent immigrant from the region was Ahmed, who is a dead set Aussie hero.

And who Sussan hasn’t even bothered to visit. Hmmmm.

 

[Fax]

We're discussing the Bondi shooting, which was perpetrated by a man who migrated here in 1998 and his son born here in 2001. They weren't recent immigrants. In fact, the most recent immigrant from the region was Ahmed, who is a dead set Aussie hero.

You wanted to know what I was talking about, now you know.

 

[pjcrows]

You wanted to know what I was talking about, now you know.

Yeah, I know, you were talking about recent immigration intake. My point was to ask why, because the Bondi shooters were a migrant from 1998 and his Australian-born son.

 

[Eagleboy2011]

And who Sussan hasn’t even bothered to visit. Hmmmm.

Nasty stammer you have, but I suppose the point is fair. She hasn't, to my knowledge, visited any of the victims. Totally unacceptable.

 

[Slippery Pete]

You may be oblivious to the Akram father migrating to Australia in 1998 and his son being born in Australia in 2001.

That makes it even worse.

 

[pjcrows]

Nasty smammer you have, but I suppose the point is fair. She hasn't, to my knowledge, visited any of the victims. Totally unacceptable.

FWIW She attended the funeral of a victim and the memorial of another victim.

 

[Billy Cart]

And at the same time the left says all religions are the same.

Well it's true on two counts. Firstly they were all started by humans and secondly they are all cults.

 

[Billy Cart]

My mistake I must've got you mixed up with one of the dummies. To answer your question, I agree with Mutineer to an extent that it all comes from the same violent religion but with different objectiv

Do I need one of these? I just asked a question. Are you saying it has happened?

Very drole.

 

[Billy Cart]

Do I really have to ....

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Educate yourself.

 

[Fax]

Well it's true on two counts. Firstly they were all started by humans and secondly they are all cults.

So seen as you said they are all the same. In which religion does it say to kill non believers? What type of heaven are they promised in each religion? Do they all believe in heaven? Is it the same heaven? You think Buddhists, Christians, Mulsims, Hindus, etc are all the same? Surely you are not that stupid and ignorant to not understand that each religion is totally different. That's like saying China is the same as the United States.

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Educate yourself.

But, I don't learn anything useful from the ABC ....the only salient point though is, the BBC is even worse

 

[Billy Cart]

Now everyone is going on about Albanese and his faults, and thats fair enough.

Can someone explain why Sussan Ley hasn’t yet visited the hero of the Bondi terror attack in hospital?

Imho that was nothing but a photo opportunity I didn't like it.

 

[Slippery Pete]

So seen as you said they are all the same. In which religion does it say to kill non believers? What type of heaven are they promised in each religion? Do they all believe in heaven? Is it the same heaven? You think Buddhists, Christians, Mulsims, Hindus, etc are all the same? Surely you are not that stupid and ignorant to not understand that each religion is totally different. That's like saying China is the same as the United States.

If he thinks they’re all the same he should live in a majority Muslim country.

I’m sure he’ll find it no different from Australia.

 

[arrowman]

Imho that was nothing but a photo opportunity I didn't like it.

To be fair, it's a no-win situation for a politician. Do it, and it's a photo opp. Don't do it, and you get criticised.

On balance, I think political leaders should do it, but maybe without cameras.