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I don't disagree, but to be fair David debunked most of her crap in his response. This Misandrist is just using a tragedy as an excuse to exercise her hobby horse.
And just to clarify for TP, I wasn't trying to misdirect into a poor men convo by pointing out the numbers, that wouldn't be appropriate
Another young woman assaulted and killed.
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True enough, but if the perpetrator ends up being from a minority group hostile towards Israelis then the outrage machine just has another grenade to throw.
What constitutes reasonable journalism? free speech on a blog is one thing but major news papers are supposed to hold themselves to greater standards; or not perhaps.
True enough, but if the perpetrator ends up being from a minority group hostile towards Israelis then the outrage machine just has another grenade to throw.
What constitutes reasonable journalism? free speech on a blog is one thing but major news papers are supposed to hold themselves to greater standards; or not perhaps.
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I think there's a clear difference between journalism and op-eds: journalists are expected (at least, at reputable organisations) to be factual, even-handed and precise in their language. Op-ed columnists, on the other hand, are required to be smug, opinionated arseholes and to piss as many people off as possible. I think.Pi wrote:^
True enough, but if the perpetrator ends up being from a minority group hostile towards Israelis then the outrage machine just has another grenade to throw.
What constitutes reasonable journalism? free speech on a blog is one thing but major news papers are supposed to hold themselves to greater standards; or not perhaps.
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Just been up to Polaris, I needed a few things from the shops and thought I might as well go have a look and pay my respects. Left a small bunch of flowers on the memorial.
Scoping out the site confirms in my mind this was an opportunistic attack, no one planning an assault would pick that spot.
It is well lit, 2 street lights close by.
There's a row of townhouses barely 30m away with clear line of sight from any of the front windows
It's very open, no cover. The "bushes" her body was hidden in are some well trimmed conifers or diosmas, barely over 1 metre high. Just enough to conceal a body against very casual observation.
Poor fkn kid.
There's still a Police presence there, talking to passers by as well as a media presence. For some reason I find it slightly disturbing that so close by, everyone is just getting on with their day to day lives. Shopping in the supermarket, drinking coffees, brunching. I mean, I was just there doing the same thing, shopping, so I'm not sure why I feel that way or what I expected.
Scoping out the site confirms in my mind this was an opportunistic attack, no one planning an assault would pick that spot.
It is well lit, 2 street lights close by.
There's a row of townhouses barely 30m away with clear line of sight from any of the front windows
It's very open, no cover. The "bushes" her body was hidden in are some well trimmed conifers or diosmas, barely over 1 metre high. Just enough to conceal a body against very casual observation.
Poor fkn kid.
There's still a Police presence there, talking to passers by as well as a media presence. For some reason I find it slightly disturbing that so close by, everyone is just getting on with their day to day lives. Shopping in the supermarket, drinking coffees, brunching. I mean, I was just there doing the same thing, shopping, so I'm not sure why I feel that way or what I expected.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
What would 1986 on a cap be in reference to?
Seems pretty obscure so if it belongs to the killer it should lead to an identification fairly quickly.
As for Hinch you are a disgrace for attempting to get political mileage out of this.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/fede ... 50s5h.html
Seems pretty obscure so if it belongs to the killer it should lead to an identification fairly quickly.
As for Hinch you are a disgrace for attempting to get political mileage out of this.
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/fede ... 50s5h.html
He's mad. He's bad. He's MaynHARD!
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I did a google search on 1986 black trucker caps earlier. The only conclusion I can reach is it's their year of birth, you can order birth year caps from several places, otherwise I can't see any other significance.
I did a google search on 1986 black trucker caps earlier. The only conclusion I can reach is it's their year of birth, you can order birth year caps from several places, otherwise I can't see any other significance.
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I hope they got the cnut.An arrest has been made over the horrific murder of Aiia Maasarwe.
Homicide detectives moved on a man this morning, two days after the killing of Ms Maasarwe, 21, at Bundoora.
It is believed he was arrested in Greensborough, a suburb close to Bundoora.
It is expected that the man will be questioned by detectives in the coming hours.
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-o ... 835ffb4466
20 year old man arrested, which throws out Hinch's theory of a known sex offender. Quite a brown complexion, looks more Indian than Syrian or Lebanese.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/vict ... 50s68.html
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Clearly from the hate posts a shitpile of people have joined the dots. That was an interesting post indeed on Jan 8.
Apart from the scrubby facial hair, he looks a lot like a kid who came into the physio while I was waiting for my appointment a week or so before Xmas, and in a room with a pile of empty chairs, came and sat beside me and started talking to me
I got called in about 15 seconds after he sat down, so it wasn't a long convo, he just sat and said he didn't know why he was here. seemed messed up but not tripping.
I really hope it wasn't the same bloke.
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