Racist-Anti-Racists & Indian Students

Racist-Anti-Racists

These are the people that pop up and play the "race card" in an argument. They make the whole situation worse by looking for a racist angle in every argument. In doing so they obscure the real issues.

One such example is the idiots in the media on both sides who are yapping on about weather or not Australia is racist, because we have crime here.

When they should be talking about the motivation of criminals, which is to get money without having to work hard for it.

Criminals don’t care about race. They care about who has the most money. Who is easiest to take that money from. Who is less likely to fight back. What locations they are less likely to get caught when taking the money.

Once you understand the motivation of a criminal you can take steps to avoid being their victim. However, if people are deliberately inventing racial motivations to sell news papers, the true motives of criminals will be lost, and with them the steps one can take to be safer.

I'm not an Indian Student, but my mother also tells me: Don't go into dark alleys/parks. Don't show off your variables on public transport. Don’t go into unsafe suburbs alone, especially at night.

So why is that advice good when my mum gives it to me, but racist and bad when the police give it to the Indian Students?

My answer is because of the racist-anti-racists! The people who say they are anti-racists, but are really racist because they see everything in a racial context. They are the people who obscure the safety message behind a flood of their own racist rhetoric.

Now if the racist-anti-racists would shut up, and the media would stop interviewing them for their extreme opinions, the poor students would be getting a clear message about how to be safe!

I will leave you with the advice my mother gave me:

• Stay out of dark alleys, they are where the bad people hang out
• Don't walk in a park at night, that is where the rapists and murderers hang out
• Keep your valuable hidden so criminals don’t know you have anything worth stealing
• Never go into an unsafe area, and never go alone

All good advice when given to me by my mum, but according to some people, racist when given by the police to Indian students.