Posted on 12/18/2016 9:47:14 PM PST by Mr. Mojo
It isn’t enough that Muslim migrants are sexually assaulting children, seniors and scores of women throughout Europe, now in Australia, “a rampaging mob of 30 African migrants beat two men senseless during an unprovoked and horrifying attack on a beach.”
In recent years, gangs of mostly Sudanese men have terrorised Melbourne suburbs with a spate of burglaries, rape, assault, and carjackings.
Police have said the gangs seem to be motivated by pleasure, warning: “Drugs or money aren’t the driver. It’s purely for the fun. They’re getting off on humiliating their victims.”
Apparently nothing else is expected of these “wild animals” having their “fun,” so citizens of Western countries have to suck it up when the migrants’ urges get the better of them, as to even discuss it or call it out is “Islamophobia.”
"The 21-year-old said the gang said nothing before the attack, in which he received a sudden punch to the head before being kicked, stamped on and whipped with a belt.
He sustained multiple facial injuries and his colleague, named only as Nathan, had his nose broken by the youths.
Andrew said: “Nathan was up against the wall getting beat up. He tried to grab somebody attacking me from behind and then a group of the people attacking me turned on him.”
Both men were taken to hospital by paramedics.
According to local reports, the African teenagers had been terrorising people enjoying the beach for hours, stealing phones, bikes and other possessions.
Police were called to the south-east Melbourne beach on a number of occasions throughout the day but each time the gang would just disperse before joining up again to continue their campaign of intimidation.
Melbourne Police Inspector Jason Kelly said: “I want to provide some reassurance to the community that what occurred was not acceptable.
“The matter will be fully investigated and those responsible will be identified”.
In recent years, gangs of mostly Sudanese men have terrorised Melbourne suburbs with a spate of burglaries, rape, assault, and carjackings.
Police have said the gangs seem to be motivated by pleasure, warning: “Drugs or money aren’t the driver. It’s purely for the fun. They’re getting off on humiliating their victims.”…..
In 2014, foreign tourit’s spent $29 billion dollars in Australia. I think Australia will wise up when tourism starts to tank.
Mr. Kelly is useless. And of course, the Australians can not be armed.
A new target should be added to the repertoire of big game hunting.
I would have to say, why don’t the Australians see what this will lead to, and take precautions. I must say the same about Americans.
I presume it is Australian liberalism that is leading to this debacle.
Not true. As I mentioned in an earlier post, there are some significant restrictions on carrying weapons, but there are millions of guns in private hands in Australia.
Webpage for my favourite Australian gun shop.
I really find it amazing how many Americans have been misinformed about Australian laws. It just shows how easy it is to lie to people.
We have significant restrictions here - universal licencing and universal registration among other things - but private ownership of firearms remains perfectly legal.
Well I sure hope they identify them most severely!
Cut the stock and barrel to fit under your arm and hang to your belt line. Spray paint a rough finish on it for solid gripping and you are ready to go.
“We have significant restrictions here - universal licencing and universal registration among other things - but private ownership of firearms remains perfectly legal.”
So, private gun ownership is no longer a right. It’s now a privilege. Ability to own a gun is decided by your government. Very sad.
But having acknowledged that, it's Americans who seem to want to keep telling us we've had rights taken away. Most Australian gun owners don't really feel that licencing and registration is a significant impost - we have similar rules concerning cars and driving (and I believe the US requires both car registration and licencing as well). If you're a law abiding citizen or permanent resident of Australia, owning firearms isn't difficult. It's so easy that the idea we've had our rights violated seems odd - it's Americans who seem to be so worried, not us.
We have plenty of other problems with our gun laws - mostly based around bureaucracy and paperwork and issues like storage. I'd much prefer a looser approach as I know does apply in much of the United States - I prefer your system to ours - but it's really not that bad.
Freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and the erosion of those rights concern me far more than our gun laws - and I am a gun owner who does take that seriously.
“Most Australian gun owners don’t really feel that licencing and registration is a significant impost - we have similar rules concerning cars and driving (and I believe the US requires both car registration and licencing as well).”
Thanks, very interesting for sure. I extracted the above from your comments because it is the rationale used by many here in the U.S. who don’t understand the difference between a Right and a Privilege. But, as you pointed out, we have the Second Ammendment in our constitution. Btw, when expat’ get in China my family and I spent Christmas/New Years holiday in Australia awhile back, mainly Sidney and Melbourne. Those two were the only two places we had time for as we were only in-country ten days. Would like to spend more time there someday, really like your country and the people; friendly and outgoing and a bit rowdy - same as we Texans, lol :)!
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