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“I’d throw the book at them. I have no worries. Heavily fined, or those that are still organizing protests, well if that means a jail term, it’s a jail term,” – Pauline Hanson.
Tomorrow Sydney will face a breach of authority as BLM protestors will surely once more take to the streets under COVID-19 lockdowns. Not sharing any more specific details and more quotes on uwerolandgross’s post provided, I shall address my opinion of the fine line between what is peaceful and what is dangerous while sympathising with Pauline Hanson who I have gained some respect for. I’m no race hustler, but if people are going to continue riots for the sake of sub-categorical issues, then I have to use a vocabulary matching theirs.
The red-headed politician funny enough ran a fish and chip shop before establishing the right-leaning One Nation. A Senator for Queensland since 2016, there was a time where she made me cringe although, I was not paying any attention… With hashtag karenfrombunning and people alike proving the ego aligned with subjective rights, the double standards in these particular issues are contradictory and getting ridiculous. I understand why Hanson seemed so angry when I was younger now.
As I have covered in other subjects regarding the transparent arguments put forward, I am concerned about fueling their destructive fire just writing about this. At the end of the day if you support or take place in the violence then accept the nurtured/natural consequences to your actions. And for the ones who heartily and rationally support this cause pushing misdirection data are accountable for those tribalistic groups who act out. I do not see enough will to power to de-escalating the ones who take any seriousness out of the bigger picture between all this considering themself in this in the all-encompassing term ‘All Lives Matter’.
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