I live in Melbourne and despite what Mr Dutton has
said in the past - I am not afraid to go out at
night. In fact I go out all the time. As for young
African refugees being a problem in Melbourne? Yes
there have been isolated incidents - just as there
have been in other cities but we do have crime under
control due to a very good government. We have more
police numbers patrolling the streets. We also have
more community involvement with young people. The
African community has become involved and is playing
a vital part towards solving problems of exclusion,
unemployment. Family involvement is crucial and very
helpful. Also sporting clubs are also options that
are working well - especially when they involve
mixed groups playing together.

Derogatory comments by politicians in the media do not
help. But perhaps with a state election being on the
horizon (November 24th) , some people have their own
political agendas to satisfy. However, Melbournian
voters are smarter than that. In fact voters everywhere
are smarter than that - as the Coalition will find out -
at the next federal election. The outmoded model of
attacking your opponents using fear-mongering, sloganeering,
and spin no longer works.

individual,

Can you explain to me how agreeing with your post makes me a “not very bright” “grub”. I've been any abused for disagreeing with people, but never by one I've agreed with.

??

Lol.

Dear individual,

I think belly's point has just been rather poetically confirmed.

Made my day.

Dear Banjo and individual,

This is obviously a bit uncomfortable for you both. These are Christian gangs rather than Muslim so you are having to tip toe around your usual rhetoric.

All good fun.

Steel redux,
I find Belly's waffle too all over the place, wheras you don't seem to have any difficulty in getting his gist. I urge you to read again & ttbn I think misread it also.