Armchair Critic,

I'm so sorry for what the girls had to go through.
And there's no excuse for evil acts like those.

I hope the girls and families will get the help
they need and that justice will be served.

Hi Foxy,
I think if you look at it, this particular case has so many issues attached to it.
They were tracked by social media for the purpose of being sexually assaulted, they were kids, who were drugged and they were both raped by a gang of foreigners up to possibly up to 70 times (based on the number of defendants and the amount of rape charges stated for some of them) as well as being threatened with further harm with broken bottles.
Not only that the poor media coverage of the case and the refusal to name the defendants or the fact they were Somalians has to make you wonder if the government and media is scared of being labelled racist for reporting on it.
As well as this, for all the pro-womens groups / anti domestic violence groups / groups who oppose 'rape culture' and all have their snouts in the taxpayer trough I bet NONE of them will turn up outside court with signs and placards to try and bring attention to their own causes.
And who do we have to thank for this as well as all the other youth crime epidemics we have going recently, with kids out of control committing every offense under the sun, to which adults would be locked up for life for?

[Cont.]
I can't help that on some level it's people like yourself, who promote multiculturalism and more immigrants, and are always quick to champion all these woke causes, the same kind of mental attitude that leads social workers to talk about these kids poor upbringings and illicit excuses for their behavior and advocate for lighter sentences, and successfully removed breach of bail laws on these out of control youth, (and waste money putting them up in motels at taxpayers expense) who post their crimes live on social media and boast about them for their own bad-kid reputations and who have no respect for other people or our country, but get off on being bad.

How much do you think these group of foreign kids have cost Australian and QLD taxpayers just to prosecute the case?
- Which means we all have to pay for it one way or another.

While the kid stays confined to her room crying and the justice system lets them back out onto the streets.

Her life is certainly ruined and it will be a miracle if she doesn't kill herself trying to cope with what's happened, certainly now a great candidate for lifelong drug and alcohol issues - meanwhile the defendants will be released when the case is over after time served on remand, and will brag to their mates about their crimes.

I'm not trying to be mean on purpose Foxy,
Just trying to illustrate that there's two sides to all this feelgood woke crap.
Sometimes there's negative consequences.

Armchair Critic,

There's always two sides to everything. But sometimes
we have to look around the edges as well - not just
from one-side or another. Difficult as it may be.
In any case - I hope that things will work out for those
poor girls - and the their families will get the support
required.

Thanks for keeping us informed.

I'd like to Thank everyone who've contributed to this
discussion.

For me it's now run its course.

I look forward to our next discussion.