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 | Posted by The Editor on Thursday 11 October 2007, 10:14 am Categories: Politics, Society Tags: Tags: gangs, immigration, KevinAndrews, language, racism |
Kevin Andrews on why gang-forming types shouldn’t be allowed into Australia:
Under pressure to explain his latest reasons for closing the door to new African refugee applicants until next year, Mr Andrews yesterday blamed gang-based violence…
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Some recent gang violence:
[P]olice in the western suburbs [of Melbourne] yesterday appealed for witnesses to the bashing in Melton on Tuesday of 17-year-old Ajang Gor.
The Sudanese-born high school student was riding his bike home from his job at a fast-food restaurant with his brother at 4pm when he was set on by four men, who shouted racial slurs, then punched and kicked him and hit him with a bottle.
The attackers stole his wallet and phone, then sent racist text messages and made abusive phone calls to Ajang’s brother, cousins and friends.
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Kevin Andrews talking about the importance of English proficiency for life in Australia:
“[T]he bottom line is if you wish to achieve your aspirations in Australia then it is quite crucial that you can speak English… the language of this country is English and we encourage people to actually be able to competently speak English.”
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The English spoken by the (presumably white) Australian gang members who attacked Sudanese migrant Ajang Gor:
Wats up u black dogs ya mate jst got knocked da fuk out we jst jackd him welcome 2 australia u jigaboo fuks melton blood gang we from melton u pieces of shit
GrodsThink Ep.31 (16/9/08)
