Frank wrote on Apr 9
th, 2016 at 6:18pm:
The graffiti, which also included “Islam is not a race” and “Freedom of Speech”, surfaced this morning at seven sites around the campus, and was quickly removed by maintenance staff …
In a statement on the university’s Facebook page, Prof Davis wrote that the “offensive slogans” were unacceptable.
“While the University community moved quickly to identify and remove offensive messages, they still have caused distress,” he said …
“Such slogans, chalked anonymously and intended to hurt,
As a university academic he would be perfectly aware that anti-Islam sentiments are in no way correctly described as 'racism', and he would be perfectly aware that these graffiti are intended to inform and support our Western heritage - and not hurt,
per se.
He would also be aware that if someone like Mark Steyn, Geert Wilders, Tony Abbott, Robert Spencer, Nigel Farage and the like were to be invited to give a talk at the university - all hell would break loose that would require a team of hired security staff to keep the baying Lefty crowds from completely swamping the occasion.
I don't agree with graffiti of any kind, left or right, but it comes to this when those opposed to the Islamisation of Australia and the West are struggling to find a voice in the mainstream media because of political funk and non-discriminatory cowardice.