2 gunmen shooting at Bondi Beach

Crooni

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after he disarm he didn't shoot

the gunman went back to the bridge and got another rifle then shot him
 

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Big guy doesn't mean big balls.

Small ass doesn't mean he can't **** you in a gigantic way.
thats true

small in stature but big in character

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Funny
This guy is Syrian
Came to Australia decade plus ago

And Australians were and probably still protesting against foreigners
Wonder will this change matters
Probably not
 

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That's the problem. He doesn't go out, everyday just stay home and watch those brainwash YouTube videos
Actually not just the gun control

The real problem is the undercurrent under the water surface. If they dig into the social media and online posts, they may pick up traces of information that predicts and precede such acts
 

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The Jewish Welfare Board Singapore, in a Facebook post, said it mourned the loss of Rabbi Eli (Eliezer) Schlanger of Chabad Bondi. He was killed while leading the Hanukkah celebration that day.

“Rabbi Eli lived a life of dedication, kindness, and service to others. He supported our community on many occasions and was always present with warmth, integrity, and a deep sense of responsibility,” it wrote.

“His passing is an immeasurable loss to his family and to the many lives he touched.”

It added that “violence and hatred have no place in our shared future”, and that the board remains committed to working alongside partners of all faiths to uphold understanding, compassion and unity.

The National Council of Churches of Singapore said the shooting was a grave violation of the sanctity of human life and went contrary to Christian teachings to love our neighbours as ourselves.

The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) said there is no place for violence targeted at civilians and innocent people anywhere, let alone at religious events or places of worship. Muis added that the attack was a reminder to reject all forms of violence and hatred, and to root out extremism and radicalisation.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore said it was grieved by the shooting, adding that it condemns all acts of violence that target human life.

“We honour the lost by reaffirming our desire for common dignity and to build a just world where every person, in every community, can live freely in peace, and not in the shadow of senseless brutality,” said the archdiocese in a statement on Dec 15.

“This can only be achieved if our societies are committed to removing injustices through sincere dialogue.”

The Singapore Buddhist Federation said the “cold-blooded carnage” revealed the attackers’ evil intention of creating hatred and fear among communities of different faiths, adding that the attack was a reminder of how difficult it is to maintain racial and religious harmony.

The Hindu Endowments Board and Hindu Advisory Board said it was particularly heart-rending that innocent lives were taken during a festival dedicated to light and faith. The boards also shared prayers for families who lost loved ones to be given resilience to return to normality soon.

The Sikh Advisory Board said the shootings were a reminder that discriminatory behaviour, hatred and prejudice have no place in societies and that these sentiments must never be tolerated. It added that mutual respect, harmony and unity across faiths are values that Singapore holds dearly.

The Singapore Taoist Federation said the act was one of senseless hatred incited by distorted ideologies and conspiracy theories intended to divide society, but which offered a painful lesson for everyone to avoid falling into these traps of hate.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...errorism-says-pm-wong-in-letter-to-australian

Singapore sibei satki all the religious leaders and organization all came out to condemn it...
 

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but still dangerous cos u dunno if he has other firearms other than the rifle

and some more if he managed to snatch the rifle away, the police might mistake him as the shooter
exactly

fine line between hero and martyr

:cry:
 

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Would you?

If its in Australia I would.

I would even find something, anything like stick and hit him in back of head as hard as I can. Probably WILL kill him cos back of head is soft

I will do it cos
1. Australia is more civilised than Singapore
They will laud me as a hero even if I kill or disabled the guy
2. The guy and dad are dumb arses
They just shoot with no covering fire or someone behind them

I wouldn't do it in Singapore cos very likely Singapore will charge you cos .... you are not in immediate danger... ya no kidding. Really LKY legacy
 

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Would you?

If its in Australia I would.

I would even find something, anything like stick and hit him in back of head as hard as I can. Probably WILL kill him cos back of head is soft

I will do it cos
1. Australia is more civilised than Singapore
They will laud me as a hero even if I kill or disabled the guy
2. The guy and dad are dumb arses
They just shoot with no covering fire or someone behind them

I wouldn't do it in Singapore cos very likely Singapore will charge you cos .... you are not in immediate danger... ya no kidding. Really LKY legacy
You know. Australia will charge you. Burglars have sued homeowners successfully for waxing their stairs and causing them to fall and break their backs.

Personally if I see the fellow has a friend on overwatch like in this case, I wouldn't try any heroics. The hero was shot twice btw.

Now if there was no overwatch, and I had a parang, axe or heavy chopper, I might try to sneak up and hack him in the cervical vertebrae. I wouldn't try with a knife. It isn't a sure quick kill with a knife.
 
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