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Re: NSW Government to introduce toughest gun law reforms in

Post by Fester » 29 Aug 2026, 2:12 pm

Bugman wrote:Tut tut, there Minns. You have no idea AND admitting he is targeting law abiding gun owners......not crims. What an absolute political turd!!!


What an absolute joke, and they still all say "After Bondi" before every sentence.
The (Honest Chriss) act just make him look even more stupid, if that's possible.

So have they done anything that could remotely help prevent the next Bondi?
Why do they do nothing about the crims shooting their guns every other night in Western Sydney, but spout about taking guns off the street- guns that are safely stored away?

It's not political. Yeah, yeah, hair, hair.

Will they do exactly the same thing next time a licensed gun is involved in a mass shooting in Brisbain or Melbourne?
I expect so.

I was so hoping it would happen in Perth, and so sad it went down in Sydney.
It is odd, but you see stuff start in Melbourne, like the one that used a car, but the big shootings seem to go off in Sydney.
In early days, Adelade was known for it's higher number of serial killers, but we had Scum Millat and his tribe grow up in Western Sydney suburbs before moving out bush where the ferals could live their strange lifestyles easier and do their inbreeding.

I ran for the mountains, way back, and most of the small towns were good.
We are only seeing the changes now with asian numbers growing and Indians buying houses all around us.
My mate said he knew it started when we got the Kebab shop about 10 years back, lol
No one ever thought we would see daily traffic jams on the main road, but it happened.
As per usual, they took years to admit it, and no intention of fixing it, apart from the new reduced speed limits.
The cities sure did end up a mess, trouble is it spreads out past suburbia. Sad days ahead.
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