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Australians have long watched overseas riots on the telly. ‘Those crazy foreigners, lucky it doesn’t happen here,’ we’d say. Well, those riots are no longer just on the telly, they are happening on Australian soil. Rather than condemning this violent behaviour, the Australian Greens are effectively cheering them on.
Alexander Marshall had this to say in the Unfiltered newsletter:
Michael de Percy and Sascha Dov Bachmann have written jointly regarding the migration of violent, anti-government protests from something they used to watch on TV as kids to a weekly reality on the streets of Australia. No, this is not a good trend that we have imported.
My latest in The Spectator Australia with Sascha Dov Bachmann, Violent peaceful protesters, and other hypocrisies.
@SdBachman and @FlaneurPolitiq in @SpectatorOz: The Melbourne riots are a turning point in Australian politics. The @Greens are cheering on violent peaceful protesters, and other hypocrisies #auspol https://t.co/t9lSKQOjVu
— Dr Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) September 12, 2024