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It's heartbreaking and utterly incomprehensible. People are standing up, risking everything, to protest the sale of weapons that have slaughtered millions, leaving families torn apart and lives shattered. Instead of being celebrated as the heroes they truly are, they’re met with violence—hit, pepper-sprayed, shot at with stun grenades, and... show more

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KB 🐈1 year ago

Idiots have thrown acid on police and spat on them. They've also harmed horses. Get in the bin

Tyson Garani1 year ago

Maybe if the idiots didn’t start throwing stuff at the horses and throwing chairs at cafes then it wouldn’t lead to this. Stop playing the victim.

Lauren 🇦🇺1 year ago

Fuck off, they want to act like dirty fucking terrorists throwing acid and projectiles then they deserve everything they get. This is Australia, we don't want that shit here.

Lisa1 year ago

You’re not heroes, you’re acid throwing terrorists The heroes are the police

Mark Rowley1 year ago

BOO EFFING HOO 🤣 Where were you lot when anti-mandate protesters were being whacked and shot at during Covid? That’s right, you were NOWHERE to be seen …in fact, a chunk of your leftist useful idiots masked up and jabbed up like lemmings 🤡

Marylou✨1 year ago

lol “risking everything” to protest? You are living in a Western society for fucks sake. What the fuck could you possibly be risking? Now if I went to Gaza to protest against Hamas and terrorism, I’d be mutilated in seconds - fact. Think yourself lucky that our current govt are a complete failure and have been going soft on you lot for months.

Jared1 year ago

Classic Palestinian strategy. Initiate violence and cry when there's a response. Fuck off.

Dont listen to words look at their actions.1 year ago

Go to Palestine and be a hero over there !! The majority don’t support Palestine or terrorism.

Tia Ann 🙏🇮🇱1 year ago

People who protest for truth and righteousness don't cover their faces

Prosecute Dan Andrews1 year ago

How much more of this are Victorians willing to take?

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73,549 views • 6 months ago

When disabled people ask “what happens to disabled people?” And we are met with “not everything’s about you?” This is what we mean. Have you seen any physically disabled people evacuated from Gaza? Because I have yet to. …and that is the point.

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15,079 views • 6 months ago