hammertime
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More killings in turkey. So sad…
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@hammertime said:More killings in turkey. So sad…
@stryker said:@hammertime said:More killings in turkey. So sad…
Yeah bloody aweful.
When reading about it I discovered theres been 6 terrorist attacks with 85 plus deaths in 2017 already….This crap will never ever end.
@Tiger Watto said:From all reports of today's foiled attempt, six of them were born and bred Australian Terrorists.
Well done to the AFP and security agencies who work tirelessly to allow us to walk the streets without fear.
You made Australia a safer place today!
@bathursttiger said:@Cultured Bogan said:The problem is Islamic Fundamentalists are :roll trying to drive the wedge between moderates and the Western communities.
Attacks like this sow seeds of distrust of Muslims within Western communities. That distrust sees Muslims become disaffected, isolated and then makes them prime candidates to be radicalised.
Divide and conquer.
As a side note, there's people who get caught in between these two factions. I have half Lebanese cousins, and they're Christian but that didn't stop them being abused at the hands of charming Aussies around the time of the Cronulla riots. They're as Australian as you can get, they just look middle eastern. I was saddened to hear that good people like them were subject to such misdirected hatred simply for looking different.
CB you are 100% correct I have good friends that are Pakistani muslins, nicer people you would not find anywhere.
All I was trying to say in previous posts is that moderate Muslims need to speak out against these radicalised members of their religion.
I just want to make one other point, that I don't have a single ounce of racism in me.
I work with and are friends with a lot of people from different nationalities, and appreciate that they have come to our wonderful country to better their and their families lives.
I don't know wether it's because we live in the "so called Bush" that they have assimilated into the community and adopted the Aussie culture.
@bathursttiger said:@Cultured Bogan said:The problem is Islamic Fundamentalists are trying to drive the wedge between moderates and the Western communities.
Attacks like this sow seeds of distrust of Muslims within Western communities. That distrust sees Muslims become disaffected, isolated and then makes them prime candidates to be radicalised.
Divide and conquer.
As a side note, there's people who get caught in between these two factions. I have half Lebanese cousins, and they're Christian but that didn't stop them being abused at the hands of charming Aussies around the time of the Cronulla riots. They're as Australian as you can get, they just look middle eastern. I was saddened to hear that good people like them were subject to such misdirected hatred simply for looking different.
CB you are 100% correct I have good friends that are Pakistani muslins, nicer people you would not find anywhere.
All I was trying to say in previous posts is that moderate Muslims need to speak out against these radicalised members of their religion.
I just want to make one other point, that I don't have a single ounce of racism in me.
I work with and are friends with a lot of people from different nationalities, and appreciate that they have come to our wonderful country to better their and their families lives.
I don't know wether it's because we live in the "so called Bush" that they have assimilated into the community and adopted the Aussie culture.