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on 06-04-2015 09:43 AM
woman not being aloud to leave there homes without a male member of there households has merit in keeping women safe.
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on 06-04-2015 09:46 AM
of course wives always having to "submit" to there husbands needs whenever he "needs it" would make for a happy male population.
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on 06-04-2015 09:51 AM
As I said before, we do not have Sharia law in Queensland. So move here and you will be safe.
But we do have rape and murder. One man was murdered by his male partner in Saturday.
So that makes one man to ? 30 women so far killed in an intimate partner domestic violence situation in Australia. That stat is to appease those who think that just as many men are killed in the same situation.
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06-04-2015 09:54 AM - edited 06-04-2015 09:57 AM
we don't have Sharia law in Australia and never will have... but as you say polks we do have domestic violence, murder and rape in our culture too
I guess there are good and bad in all denominations
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06-04-2015 09:58 AM - edited 06-04-2015 09:59 AM
If it was not a racist march way were all the white supremacists there, they must have thought it was.
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on 06-04-2015 10:16 AM
Good question Lion.
I would like just one supporter of this rally to tell me why they are doing it and give valid reasons.
believing that halal certification is forced and money going to terrorism support is not a valid reason (unless you provide proof)
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on 06-04-2015 10:48 AM
you were just given 6.
guess some people don't like the reality of what happens in the world.
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06-04-2015 11:02 AM - edited 06-04-2015 11:03 AM
@cspotrunning wrote:you were just given 6.
guess some people don't like the reality of what happens in the world.
They are not reasons and they are not happening in Australia........................oh hang on, yes some of them do and have been for many generations, just not specifically by Muslims? is that what you mean?
Ask past victims of rape how they were treated like they were to blame.................
Some women still submit to their husbands................
Some women still are not allowed to drive.............. or leave the home without their husband.
It's called domestic abuse.
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on 06-04-2015 11:47 AM
When I watched the reclaim rallies on TV and read about them subsequently it made me ashamed to be of the same genus.
We are all conceived the same way, a sperm and an egg meet. We die the same way, we stop breathing.
And what happens to us in between those two events is shaped very much but what we encounter through life, no matter if we are born to Muslim parents, Catholic parents, or athiests.
The same can be said for all people who go on to commit horrendous crimes, brutality and suffer dreadful mental illness. Often the perpetrators of terrible events are found to have suffered themselves apallingly along their own life journey, causing harm that makes them turn against humanity in all sort of ways (or against themselves as well, especially with mental illness).
Seems to me to be the epitome of ignorance to protest about the extremism of a few. Much better to find a way to kill the desire to be an extremist of any sort than to kill each other, or protest against each other. Trying to embrace each other as human beings and offering tolerance - hard though it is when confronted with someone or something you naturally detest - seems a much better way to go than holding up a placard.
And no, I dont go along with extremism, rape, murder, child abuse etc etc... I do however believe that early intervention along with just the milk of human kindness along the way, could go far in reducing the numbers of these awful crimes and making people feel they need to make some sort of statement collectively to be heard for whatever cause they choose (extremism).
Better to be a do gooder than a do-nothing-er or cynic and then to go along to protest about the end result with a feeling of nationalism and righteousness. Shame!
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on 07-04-2015 01:50 AM
@azureline** wrote:
Just watched footage of the rallies and I am appalled.
What would happen if they were just ignored?
No cameras. No news crews. No opposition?
Like l said in my opening remarks, NO GOOD WILL COME OF THIS (march). So what part of Australia did they actually reclaim ?
er, we all seem to still be here. Prince Harry flew in to check on us, ....seems all of the islands are still part of Australia, l am not missing or reclaimed, was not lost in the first place.
THE RECLAIM AUSTRALIAN RALLY = Anarchy on the Streets.