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Originally posted by kingpins ↑

We have to accept that Melbourne is never going to stay the same as it was when we were young, and as such we all have to make allowances for the change as inevitable.

But when the governments make decisions that make our way of lives even more dangerous and when it is apparent what the problem is, when they continue in the same fashion and refuse to fix the problems they have deliberately caused the people will get upset

We all know what this particular problem is and we also know what the solution is, we are not doing these people any favors by allowing them to stay in this country, any sympathy that some may have had for their initial problems has evaporated and as with all problems, politicians putting their heads in the sand will only cause the problems to get worse.

If one of these attacks goes really bad and the victims retaliate and literally blows the criminal into the next world, just try and get a conviction on the victim for taking the law into their own hands

^{He that will not make new remedies must expect new evils.}
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And I agree a level headed post without all the scaremongering .
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