@Ausbobsmit Praying in the streets is a deliberate Islamist blockading tactic. They have Mosques they’re supposed to be praying in. Bring on the water canons.
Senator Jacinta Price’s comments about Indian Australians were not racist in any way, and she should not apologise to anyone. Her observations about Australia’s changing demographics are grounded in real world observations and, importantly, data.
The overreaction to her remarks about Labor essentially importing Indian voters is evident in the obsessive demands for an apology to appease Indian Australians from the left, the mainstream media, and some so called conservatives.
The pile on from certain Indian community “leaders” should be ignored. These political groups sense an opportunity to pit major parties against each other on this issue, advancing their own self interests. While it’s hard to entirely blame them, as Labor, the Liberal Party, and the media encourage this behavior, I argue it’s a shrewd, calculated move to exert soft power over Australia’s national interests.
I believe a broader discussion on this topic is warranted. Although Labor currently seems to have captured the Indian Australian voter base, many in this group likely share a more conservative outlook on political issues and life in general. The Liberal party clearly wants some of this vote , however, the allure of victimhood offered by Labor, especially for those claiming to represent these groups politically, is currently too intoxicating.
I think Jacinta Price is showing leadership by willing to tackle these types of topics head on, even if it wasn't really her intention when making the passing remarks.
🚨BREAKING: More than 15,000 British soldiers have voluntarily left the army since Keir Starmer took over.
They refuse to fight for a communist.
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