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they dont even conform to the miranda rights

Miranda Rights is a USA thing. Each country has their sort of equivalent, I do not know what they call it in Australia, but I am positive that it's almost word-for-word the same thing we have here in the USA.

And yes, they're absolutely being shit all over.

I'll keep saying this: I remember being a teenager and seeing on the news the "Australian gun buyback program". I saw Aussies turning in rifles, shotguns, pistols, carbines, you name it- MOUNTAINS of guns were turned over. Then they were chopped to pieces and destroyed.

I wonder if the Aussies remember this as clearly as I do- they have to, it happened to them, right? So... I wonder how many are really, really regretting turning in their guns for a few hundred dollars? Because now they're trying to fight heavily armed and armored police with nothing but protests and pushing and shoving.

Armed protests should be a thing. Carrying a gun isn't a fucking threat- it doesn't become a threat until you verbalize that you are going to shoot someone, or you brandish the weapon. Protestors should be allowed to be armed to the teeth, so that when the brutal goons inevitably fall upon them with armored vehicles and shit, the citizens might have some chance at defending themselves.

Also, the Aussie police feel very confident doing this shit because they know they are facing unarmed, untrained resistance. You think they'd be as confident charging into a crowd and beating people left and right if they knew that every 3rd protestor had a rifle or a pistol on them? I think they'd be a bit hesitant.

For you glowniggers following my posts- I'm not calling for violence. I believe a show of force is necessary. Governments use it against their people to brutalize them all the time- it is meant to be the other way around. "When the people fear the government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." Does the Australian government appear to be afraid of the Aussie people? No?

> they dont even conform to the miranda rights Miranda Rights is a USA thing. Each country has their sort of equivalent, I do not know what they call it in Australia, but I am positive that it's almost word-for-word the same thing we have here in the USA. And yes, they're absolutely being shit all over. I'll keep saying this: I remember being a teenager and seeing on the news the "Australian gun buyback program". I saw Aussies turning in rifles, shotguns, pistols, carbines, you name it- **MOUNTAINS** of guns were turned over. Then they were chopped to pieces and destroyed. I wonder if the Aussies remember this as clearly as I do- they have to, it happened to them, right? So... I wonder how many are really, really regretting turning in their guns for a few hundred dollars? Because now they're trying to fight heavily armed and armored police with nothing but protests and pushing and shoving. Armed protests should be a thing. Carrying a gun isn't a fucking threat- it doesn't become a threat until you verbalize that you are going to shoot someone, or you brandish the weapon. Protestors should be allowed to be armed to the teeth, so that when the brutal goons inevitably fall upon them with armored vehicles and shit, the citizens might have some chance at defending themselves. Also, the Aussie police feel very confident doing this shit *because they know they are facing unarmed, untrained resistance.* You think they'd be as confident charging into a crowd and beating people left and right if they knew that every 3rd protestor had a rifle or a pistol on them? I think they'd be a bit hesitant. For you glowniggers following my posts- I'm not calling for violence. I believe a *show* of force is necessary. Governments use it against their people to brutalize them all the time- it is meant to be the other way around. "When the people fear the government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." Does the Australian government appear to be afraid of the Aussie people? No?

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