Chancer3001 wrote: » Just saw the video. Pretty disgusting. An absolute psychopath
The Moleman wrote: » I don't know who that woman is. Is she saying the shootings didn't happen?
Cookie_Monster wrote: » Utterly mental statement from an Australian senator:https://www.news.com.au/national/queensland/politics/politician-lashes-out-at-muslims-after-christchurch-shootings-they-are-the-perpetrators/news-story/8e3f11fe73821dc3e65d75432ac76f2e
Charles Ingles wrote: » Still available they will see them unfortunately
Deleted User wrote: » They are still available if you know where to look.
Giveaway wrote: » Once on the internet always in the internet. Even if it could be scrubbed entirely many have already downloaded same to be reposted under different titles over the coming days and months. Best policy is for individuals to ignore.
Sardonicat wrote: » Why did you watch that? Genuine question.
Thrashssacre wrote: » Very proficient with the weapon he used, calm and collective. I wonder if this will open up a conversation on gun control there as apparently the laws there are fairly lax.
Snow Garden wrote: » Hmmmm....when Muslim terrorists were murdering people I never saw people doubt how truly Muslim they were
marklazarcovic wrote: » I'm 44 ,I vote, I've no idea what all this left/right far left/far right stuff means, nor do I care, am I alone in this? Labels for everything seem to cause more problems. Hope those innocents rest in peace.
The Moleman wrote: » Did the attackers make any reference to Christianity or claim to be acting because of religious beliefs? If they did then it is as fair to call them Christian terrorists as it is to use the phrases Muslim/Islamic terrorists. These people who do these things are not actually Christians or Muslims anymore than the IRA or UDF are Catholic or Protestants.
Mint Sauce wrote: » Why would you want to to watch it. It disturbs me that such a video is out there.
KikiLaRue wrote: » Has anyone asked Peter Casey his thoughts on the matter...?
Jelle1880 wrote: » Not as old as you but I feel the same. I have some left leaning ideas, others might be classed as right. But these days apparently you have to firmly pick a side... It's mental.
TallGlass wrote: » What was this terroist reasons for going after unarmed people?
KikiLaRue wrote: » Not in Ireland, most of us are centrist. In very simplistic terms, right traditionally meant believing in small government (less regulations, lower taxes) and left traditionally meant higher taxes and better government services and protections (health, education, social welfare). The right was traditionally socially conservative and supported the traditional family unit, while the left supported equality. In recent years, the right has become more associated with anti-abortion, anti-immigrant and in some cases anti-gay rights movements, while the left have been accused of being obsessed with identity politics (women's rights, gay rights, immigrants' rights) and wanting open borders (no one really wants open borders.
SoundsRight wrote: » Britain has very strict gun control laws, and terrorists just kill people with knives, vans and homemade bombs. The fundamental issue is the role of Islam in western society. Do they want to assimilate and accept our values or continue to drive a wedge between us?