Baronvonrort wrote on Dec 15^th, 2025 at 1:05pm:


baron,



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Many imams will define 'terrorism' in their mosques,
as rejecting the invitation to come to ISLAM.


That being so......it is fantastically convenient for any moslem,


[....in the wake of some incident......where a moslem has killed himself, and 20 other individuals]

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Argue with this,
‘’ JOINT STATEMENT
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and WA
Licensed Status Exposes System Failure, Not a Need for Knee-Jerk Gun Laws
The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (SFF) says the response to the recent violent extremist attack must focus on system failure, not scapegoating lawful firearm owners to cover government inaction.
Yes, the offender was licensed - and that makes the failure more serious, not less.
designed to look tough while avoiding hard questions.
Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party
8m
JOINT STATEMENT Authorities had visibility. They had powers to monitor, suspend or revoke licences. Those powers were not
acted on as extremist behaviour escalated.
Licensing did not cause this attack. Extremism did.
This was not a gap in the law — it was a gap in intervention. "This attack was driven by extremist ideology, not by firearms licensing," said Victorian SFF MLC Jeff Bourman. "When radicalisation emerges, authorities must intervene early. Ignoring warning signs and
blaming the law after the fact is not public safety." Existing firearms laws already allow authorities to act when warning signs emerge. If those mechanisms had
been used, this incident may have been prevented. The problem was not permission — it was inaction. "This was not a gap in Australia's firearms laws," said NSW SFF MLC Robert Borsak. "The powers already
exist. The failure was that they were not used." Attempts to pivot toward firearm caps, category restrictions or Western Australia-style administrative crackdowns distract from the real issue. This was a radicalisation and security failure, not a numbers
problem. "Western Australia-style laws punish compliance without addressing violent extremism," said NSW SFF
MLC Mark Banasiak. "They may look tough, but they won't prevent attacks." Australia already has some of the strictest firearms laws in the world. Further punishing compliant, licensed
firearm owners will not fix failures in intelligence, early intervention or enforcement.
"Lawful firearm owners should not be scapegoated to cover government failure," said Tasmanian SFF MLA
Carlo Di Falco. "Punishing people who followed the law does nothing to improve public safety." The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party supports strong action against violent extremism, proper use of
existing powers, and accountability where authorities failed to act. We do not support symbolic lawmaking Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party NSW, Victoria,
Tasmania and WA... ‘’

Bobby. wrote on Dec 15^th, 2025 at 2:25pm:



bobby,

You are a victim of terrorism !!

ISLAMIST's in Australia have instilled fear of ISLAM, into your bones !!


Next you'll choose to convert.......just so you can go down to the beach in safety.         

And the ISLAMISTS have won !

/sarc off