Sorry asylum seekers website

[freakiness]

http://sorryasylumseekers.com/

Nice to see not everyone is joining in the hatefest.

Well done Ryan Sheales.

[k0llectable5]

As lovely and caring as this looks, how is it actually helping anyone?

[lakeland27]

in order to help one has to shift opinion in a healthier direction. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn;t. its good that people are still working at it.

[freakiness]

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

As lovely and caring as this looks, how is it actually helping anyone?

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http://ryansheales.com/2014/02/25/sorryasylumseekers/

he talks about it in an interview and explains more on his website

[boris1gary]

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@freakiness wrote:

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

As lovely and caring as this looks, how is it actually helping anyone?

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http://ryansheales.com/2014/02/25/sorryasylumseekers/

he talks about it in an interview and explains more on his website

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it's a great idea, somewhere for people to visually express their views on our shameful behaviour - well done Ryan.

[monman12]

"it's a great idea, somewhere for people to visually express their views on our shameful behaviour"

Perhaps the same people B1G have expressed their views at the last election, and still retain them!

SMH Jan 2014

A strong majority of Australians, 60 per cent, also want the Abbott government to “increase the severity of the treatment of asylum seekers.”

Only 30 per cent of Australians think asylum seekers should not be treated more severely.

nɥºɾ

[lakeland27]

 i'm going to write to sting and ask him to write a song to move that cold heart MM .   unless you'd prefer vera lynn of course. not much i can do about that.

[icyfroth]

What happened to your first thread?

[lakeland27]

joz hijacked it. f bombs dropping here now.

[freakiness]

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@monman12 wrote:

"it's a great idea, somewhere for people to visually express their views on our shameful behaviour"

Perhaps the same people B1G have expressed their views at the last election, and still retain them!

SMH Jan 2014

A strong majority of Australians, 60 per cent, also want the Abbott government to “increase the severity of the treatment of asylum seekers.”

Only 30 per cent of Australians think asylum seekers should not be treated more severely.

nɥºɾ

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Are you going to provide any info about the data collection? What type of survey or poll was it that produced that result?

Anyway the person who started the site obviously has different thoughts about the debate. If you read the links you'd know his reasons.