Comments by "UzuMaki NaRuto" (@UzumakiNaruto_) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

I'm glad you're so happy that it wasn't a Muslim involved this time when the other 8 or 9 out of 10 times it probably is. Be honest and admit that it at least crossed your mind that certain minorities would be involved not because you're racist and bigoted, but because its happened so often previously that you tend to notice patterns and assume that the next incident will likely involve individuals from that same group. Noticing trends isn't racist. Its about being a sane, rational person who recognizes patterns when they've seen enough incidents like these on the news.
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@MixelsLab I walk through majority Muslim neighbourhoods, often at night and have never felt unsafe there. Sorry, but the idea that Muslims are something to be scared is nonsense. No one is saying that all Muslims are violent people to be feared, but you have to be kidding yourself to not see that there's a sizable portion of young Muslim males who are indeed violent and criminal and are causing alot of harm and damage in many western nations. I think in places like Australia, US and Canada they've been abit more lucky in being separated by oceans and are getting the less radical ones compared to places like Belgium, France, UK etc.
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@alambyant If people had any balls they would acknowledge that pretty much all of Africa is warped and its why we shouldn't be letting those people into western countries. Bring in the 3rd world, become the 3rd world.
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@nathan113 The only thing that's pathetic is people who keep defending the criminals and violent individuals because they happen to be minorities when you wouldn't do the same if they were white. Funny how violent crimes like these are almost non-existent in nations like Japan, South Korea or Singapore. Gee I wonder why?
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@Popikawaii No he needs to face the same treatment as his victims did. A one way trip to the gallows.
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Most recent report names the man as Joel Cauchi. So not Jewish or Muslim probably. Also you cry racism, but ask yourself why do people assume it might be Muslims involved to begin with rather than thinking 'Well the Asians are at it again!'? Could it not be that some demographics of people have a long history of violence and committing various violent acts such as these? I bet you yourself probably thought that a Muslim might be the attacker in this incident until it was reported otherwise. And if that turned out to be the case, I bet you'd be defending them right now and saying 'The act of one man doesn't represent the whole demographic of people' etc. The point is most people aren't flaming racists looking to blame everything on certain groups of people. Most people are sane, rational people who watch the nightly news and can see that certain demographics of people commit far more crime and violence than other groups of people and that some groups of people are more likely to carry out attacks such as these than other groups of people.
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