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Lost between war and peace, the Leb wild Westies : Comments
By Joseph Wakim, published 20/12/2005Joseph Wakim argues the more Lebanese youths are demonised, the more they are driven to the margins of Australian society.
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Your comments remind me always with American priest on late night TV (the I belieeeeeveeee guy).:-)
Seriously now, I was on Brighton last weekend for lunch and I believe I saw an arrest. A ‘white super-something’: they are all kids.
Youth problem is a social issue and gang problem is a law enforcement issue.
To pin the blame solely on ethnicity or religion is rather naïve because the underlying assumption that these youth have normal relations with their parents and are practising their religion. Fact is, most of these gangs neither get along with their parents, communities or Mosques.
We just need to enforce the law and give youth problems coverage, media and ears. We were all teens one day and all we needed is to be heard. Why don’t we have a ‘teen station’?
Irfan,
Agree with your comment there is no racism in Australia. Sadly international media painted an ugly picture of Australia,