Which is a better approach to tackling gang violence? Singling out "African youths" or addressing the "disadvantage and disenfranchisement that often drives [crime], regardless of race or religion"? Have your say in our new Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/MelbourneTalking/permalink/455374398370929/ …
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I’m live in the electorate too, and I can categorically tell you there is a problem. Fountain Gate is an issue, there was a widely reported story about a 16th birthday party in Berwick and SFX school has issues frequently
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How do you fight this shit
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Your supposed to vote it out but when that doesn't happen life becomes very difficult. Because then the small problem grows and becomes a massive problem about acceptance and fight back unfortunately. But always remember the electorate knew what it was buying.
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How to create gangs 101 - First choose some isolated incident committed by someone of a minority group, then blow it up out of all proportion. Then target all people in that minority group in an accusatory way. To ensure coverage keep Murdoch’s hacks on speed dial.
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And make sure you watch Ch 7 News
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What about those gangs who radicalised the white anglo male Australian who slaughtered 50 people in NZ?
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That gang was called, 'the Government.'
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is there a cabinet portfolio for ‘people who look like muppets characters’
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