Mr Hammer wrote on Feb 9^th, 2019 at 11:43am:

Rubbish. Why would they? The people smugglers are doing very good business putting them on planes.

John Smith wrote on Feb 11^th, 2019 at 9:52pm:




Guess you're done here

Dear oh dear, the luvvies pretending to care. 

You want to know what Labor thinks of asylum seekers look to the black and white of the legislation they write, much more eloquent and revealing than the faux wailings and crocodile tears.

smacking over foreigners is writ deep in Labor DNA, all the way back to the miners Union against the Chinese in the goldfields. 

The sainted Whitlam didn't want a thing to do with Vietnamese boat people saying “I'm not having these smacking Vietnamese Balts coming into the country with their religious and political prejudices against us". Bob Hawke said they should be sent back, it took Fraser to rectify that Labor policy.

Keating another Labor luminary in response to Cambodian boat people legislated mandatory detention.

Labor and its trade unions have always been the party of xenophobia.

Rudd was never a labor or a union man, he proved that by relaxing border controls and of course the predictable and inevitable happened, Gillard after knifing him returned to Labor orthodoxy and introduced the no advantage test to remove the incentive for queue jumping.

Rudd back in had learnt his lesson to toe the Labor line and and he topped all previous labor legislation with the most onerous yet, including towbacks and removing or reducing allowances for those he hadn't been able to lock up in the reopened, to use the words of the cretins, "concentration camps". 

Labor owns the legislation smacking over asylum seekers and has a long history and a recent history of doing so. They are by any measure worse than the LNP, and they are able to do so confident that luvvie cretins being possessed of massive hypocricy and a great deal of idiocy and ignorance of what Labor does will continue to support them.  No matter what they legislate.

They do what they wouldn't condone from any other party.

Secret Wars wrote on Feb 12^th, 2019 at 7:18am:


I've never seen anyone in here praising Labor for their policies on asylum seekers and refugees.

I've condemned them numerous times, and so have many others from the left.

Both Liberal and Labor should be ashamed of themselves, when it comes to the treatment of asylum seekers.

As Phil asked before: "How did Australia get to the point of treating innocent people so poorly"?

Mr Hammer wrote on Feb 12^th, 2019 at 11:24am:


What do you have against refugees?

Why do you have no compassion for other humans?

Gregg asks why Mr Hammer has no compassion.

Gregg votes for and supports the party that rejected the Vietnamese, that legislated mandatory detention, that legislated no advantage, that excised the mainland, that removed or reduced allowances for asylum seekers in the community, that stopped English language and vocational lessons, that legislated the never ever settle if you wash up rules, that opened up concentration camps that locked up women and children. 

That's the compassion of the luvvies for you.  Plenty of fake tears and pointing fingers at the LNP ...whilst they bugger you over and put you into concentration camps.   

Who is releasing the women and children from the concentration camps that Wong in all her fake piety wailed about?  Riddle me that, cretins.

greggerypeccary wrote on Feb 12^th, 2019 at 11:40am:

Most of them are fake.  Lying.

Syrians should be going home to rebuild their country. Ditto Afghans, Iraqis, Africans, the lot. There are very few genuine refugees who must be re-settled for life because there is no opportunity for them to return home.  Very, very few.

Wars end but Western welfare is for ever.

philperth2010 wrote on Feb 12^th, 2019 at 9:40pm:


One thing I have noticed about luvvies is they live in a binary world, it's positive or negative, if something is similar, then without regard to circumstances it must be exactly equivalent. 

If you allow yourself to see shades you can then see situations as whilst not perfect are as best as can be done, or to balance competing claims.

There is no doubt at all Rudd virtue signalled Labor into the border debacle, there is also no doubt in trying to fix that both Gillard and especially Rudd maintained the labor tradition of being brutal on borders. 

Labor now reaps the political wind of that relaxation but can also be credited with fixing it, the coalition can share credit because they maintained the towbacks and patrols and that hardline policy despite a mostly hostile media, and hilariously, once again, ignorant luvvie cretins calling them racist and xenophobes...for enforcing Labor legislation.