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Adam Smith and the political rhetoric of compassion : Comments
By Genevieve Lloyd, published 5/7/2013With all sides claiming the high moral ground on compassion, we may well wonder whether appeals to it are playing any constructive role in the debate.
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Especially since the "refugee" areas of Sydney are not only renowned for their high incidence of welfare dependency, but for their very high rates of serious criminal behaviour. Cabramatta is now the Heroin capitol of Australia, and "the Gaza Strip" (as the NSW Police call the Bankstown area), with its multiple street shootings every week, has become the Chicago of the South Pacific. And let's not even mention the weekend ethnic soccer games which routinely turn into inter suburban ethnic cleansing riots.
In 1999-2000, Genevieve, 70 Australian girls got gang raped by Muslim race hate rape packs in Sydney. Now think. You allow people to barge into Australia who have a religious belief that women are inferior to men. And that men have a duty to punish wicked women. And that women must obey the dictates of Islam or they deserve to be raped. And if they do get raped, it is all their own fault. Then their own religious leader (Sheik Hilali) publically confirms this and tells his parishioners that it was all the "cat meat" Aussie females fault. And then you wonder why so many Aussie women are being raped by Muslims? And you want me to have compassion so that more of them can barge into Australia?
How many more Aussie girls are you going to sacrifice on your altar of "compassion" before you realise that your first duty is to protect your own?