Post: #26

Welcome to Australia, where going out in a public place is dangerous.

Where the aboriginals are untouchable and can terrorise and race hate the people without fear of consequence.

Where women can terrorise, abuse and assault men without fear of consequence.

Where there is no security or police in places where needed... (they are all operating speed cameras and issuing parking fines)

Where your only hope is for a lone wolf man, who risks his life and jail time to provide protection and security.

Welcome to Australia....

Post: #27

Judging by the photo, hair, genetics et al.
I'm guessing she's either from Papua New Guinea or Vanuatu.

Not that it matters much if she's walking around with a go to 'perceived victimhood status'.

Post: #28

(12-28-2015 01:55 AM)spokepoker Wrote:  It's because she just watched the new star wars movie.

It was Mad Max.

Post: #29

"I dare you to hit a girl." [Touch me ya dog. Go on, hit a woman]

OK

Post: #30

I don't think the guy in the white tank top is getting enough credit. All the other guys there just sit and watch as the situation begins to escalate. Leave it to an aussie guy to see through all the P.C. bull shit, grab the chisel and almost instantly deescalate the situation.

You could tell on the chicks face she knew in that moment he was one of those guys you don't really fuck with. Shouts out to that guy. Probably went home after like nothing happened.

-CD

Post: #31

THE man who stopped a woman allegedly threatening Sydney train passengers with a chisel did so with a “UFC” move he learned in jail.
The former inmate, known only by his first name Tarek, told Channel Seven he had to do something because people were terrified.
“The fear was in people’s eyes, I could see it. And I thought ‘you know what? No one’s doing nothing, I’m going to react’,” Tarek told Seven.
And he revealed he learned the move that stopped the woman while he was behind bars when he was learning how to defend himself.
“I just did a bit of UFC on her.”

http://www.news.com.au/national/crime/vi...64bce66f6e

Post: #32

Let me guess... one person was charged (the man who took the knife away from her).

Post: #33

(12-28-2015 04:41 AM)Habano Wrote:  At any rate, she clearly forgot proper Aussie train etiquette...

Clearly because Sydney Trains Corp failed to produce a resonant awareness campaign, unlike Queensland Rail:



Some context.