Submitted 1 year ago by BrikoX@lemmy.zip to australia@aussie.zone
PM warns against importing ‘radical ideologies of conflict’ and home affairs minister condemns ‘any indication of support for a terrorist organisation’
Next there’ll be a bipartisan bill to bring back the Howard-era sedition laws, complete with anti-boycott provisions. Only the Greens and perhaps the Lambioids will vote against it.
Labor and the Coalition have had a stronger response to this handfull of flags and posters than they have to Israel killing 20,000+ kids
Whats the issue for Labor here, are there really that many people in Aus that blindly side with Israel that its electorally suicidal to come out and say, ‘we’re with the rest of the world’? If so, then we should look at ourselves.
It’s because we’ve hitched our wagon to the U.S. and we’re not allowed to say or do anything that’ll piss them off. It’ll only get worse with AUKUS, and arguably that’s the point of it - to lock us in to dependence and obedience to the U.S.
They’re scared of being labelled as ‘weak on National security’, ‘weak on terrorism’ and ‘antisemitic’ by the coalition.
That’s because a 5 eyes anti-Israel revolt could result in trillions dollar losses for the military industrial complex, surveillance capitalism, and oil industries.
The most powerful corporations on Earth want a new war and new generation of terrorists to increase profits.
Better deport all the Zionist visa holders then and include Zionism in any list of ‘radical ideologies of conflict’.
NaevaTheRat@vegantheoryclub.org 1 year ago
In this time of genocide it’s important that we focus on the core issue: a minority of protestors being outright racists.
If even one Australian feels uncomfortable or is put at risk of violence then that is too far, and the sacrifice of the entire people of Palestine is not a sacrifice too large to prevent that.