Violence Against Women: The Left and Socialists Say Yes

[nero_bolt]

Violence Against Women: The Left and Socialists Say Yes

In a staggering display of misogyny, left wing protesters at the University of Sydney physically attacked Julie Bishop earlier today, the minister narrowly escaping serious physical harm by the quick-response of her security detail.

Sydney University Students’ Representative Council Education Officer, Ridah Hassan and National Union of Students NSW Education Officer Chloe Rafferty appeared to take credit for the attack. Unconfirmed reports further state that Tom Raue, a member of the Greens and Vice-President of the University of Sydney Student Union, was also heavily involved in the incident.

The Sydney University Student Union, SRC and the National Union of Students are supported financially through the compulsory student unionism introduced by the previous Labor Government.

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But then you have decent uni kids who say  Violence Against Women: Uni Students Say NO

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Violence-Against-Women-Uni-Students-Say-NO/567096363408923

Unlike the left and socialist who say YES its OK 

[bsal6160]

Now what about that middle aged woman in SA that had sex with a 15yr old boy. COurts say it was an unfortunate mistake, however, if it was a male and a 15 yr girl ??????????

[nero_bolt]

[nero_bolt]

The left are very quiet on this one, seems violence Against women: is OK in the left world and they suppot it 

[i-need-a-martini]

The right are very good at making up stories aren't they? Lol!

Since when is yelling protests a "physical attack"?

Clutching (desperately) at staws much nero...?

[azureline**]

Mr Pyne  called on Opposition Leader Bill Shorten to join him in condemning the students' actions.

"I'm calling on Bill Shorten today to come out today and make it very clear that he does not endorse in any way the students' behaviour and that he condemns it in exactly the same terms that I have condemned it on behalf of the Government."

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has questioned why Mr Pyne has sought to drag the Labor Party into the issue.

"Seriously, Christopher Pyne needs to grow up. There's no place for violent protest in Australia, but violent protest is the fault of violent protesters," Mr Bowen said.

"But for Christopher Pyne and the Liberal Party to try and score political points out of this is nothing short of pathetic."

Police say no arrests have been made but they are investigating the incident.

Seriously, Ms Bishop was smiling, it looks to me like the people surrounding her were doing the touching and the jostling, the ones dragging her through there. I would say there were a few other people who could claim to be assaulted.

[flying-monster]

Violence against anyone should be a NO!

Julie Bishop did look as though she was smiling as she was being pushed out but how would you deal with that situation?

We all cope in differant ways and that may of been her's?

[azureline**]

Nobody was violent to her. She WAS smiling the whole time.

[nero_bolt]

yep the left  supports violence Against women...... 

and this one, seems the left suppots violence Against women   

Sophie Mirabella flees after rowdy protesters disrupt Melbourne University class

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/former-liberal-mp-sophie-mirabella-flees-after-rowdy-prot...

[debra9275]

as I've said elsewhere, it's been a very long time since we've seen these kind of protests in Aus. and sadly i suspect that there will be more as the disatisfaction with this govt. grows.