I did a thing & Boy Boy Join HASAN (Full Segment 2/2) (MORE Aussie REACTS)

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  @theAngusmaster101 · 4 years ago

  As someone who lived and still lives in Cronulla I wanted to give a first person recount of the events of the riots back when I was 10 years old (I also many years later did a study and essay on the riots at University). <br> <br>Basically what happened was there was a conflict at the beach between a lifeguard and a Lebanese background person but that turned into a story of a gang of Lebanese bashed a Lifeguard which was even reported by mainstream news which is insane. So then every white racist Australian wanted to &apos;take back the beaches&apos; and organised a mass gathering which they called a &apos;protest&apos; against Lebanese people who they reckon have been causing problems at the beaches and that was the last straw. <br> <br>That protest, obviously since it was race based, immediately turned into White people shouting racist shit about basically anyone who was from the Mediterranean or Middle Eastern part of the world (we have a term here for Greek/Turkish/Italian people called Wog which has been adopted by those people now). So anyone who looked any type of way started to get shouted at by this crowd of drunk White Aussie blokes with Australian flags and saying shit like &apos;fuck off lebo&apos; or &apos;fuck off wog&apos; and the classic &apos;go back to where you came from&apos; despite a number of them being born in Australia and some of them weren&apos;t even from these countries (one of my mates was Polish and his brother looked Italian/Greek and copped shit at this time as a teenager). <br> <br>Mass texts were being sent out saying &apos;national beat up a Leb day is today&apos;. One of my best mates in primary school was half Lebanese half Chinese and they were obviously terrified cause they were local small business owners so they closed shop and went home thinking they were going to get bashed. Shops started getting smashed and people started getting assaulted. <br> <br>The worst bit was there was a mass text sent out saying a gang of Lebanese were arriving on a train in half an hour so the mass crowd went to the train station and when there were only two people on board who looked Lebanese who were just on a day trip to the beach the crowd started to bash them which is when police got on board and started swinging for the fences with their batons (that&apos;s the dude who got PTSD from the event, he protected these two teenagers on the train). <br> <br>The retaliation was then Lebanese gangs meeting in other suburbs that night and police set up blockades to prevent people coming into Cronulla so upon being turned away the Lebanese gangs went to other suburbs like Maroubra which is home to a white surfer gang called the Bra Boys and cars were smashed and I know at least one person was stabbed. So then the next day it became a Bra boy and white Aussie retaliation thing with more riots and bashings and people getting stabbed. <br> <br>Every 30 minutes there was a helicopter flying over our house to go cover the news or whatever cause I&apos;m a 10 minute walk from Cronulla beach where the riots were happening. Eventually it simmered out but there was tension between the Lebanese and White Australians for a good while after that cause it showed the true nature of the mass racism that did, and unfortunately still does (less so now), exist in Australia. It was all based on a false report and racial mis-profiling and angry drunk white bogans. <br> <br>People to this day still defend what happened here in Cronulla and are proud of that day, they literally tried to have a 10 year anniversary BBQ celebration and people attended to celebrate it but Police basically shut it down or at least prevented it from turning into anything else. <br> <br>I can say whenever someone asks where I live myself, and many friends of mine too, are embarrassed to say we&apos;re from Cronulla or &apos;The Shire&apos; which is the local district due to the connotations it carries.

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• ZO

  @zoobrik · 4 years ago

  for the record, the needing a certain amount of men for a prayer thing is real. it happens to me all the time in NYC...i think its a hasidic jewish thing

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• RI

  @ricky2516 · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgRPWFoisek&amp;t=366">6:06</a> that was a perfect Australian accent

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• NA

  @naboo2061 · 4 years ago

  Omg there’s a part two, I’m so happy

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• FR

  @friedhelmvandal1960 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgRPWFoisek&amp;t=2953">49:13</a> I&apos;ve ate camel meat imported from Australia, its basically beef but with almost no fat in the meat. It is considered to be much healthier and tastes good

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• XT

  @xTheUnderscorex · 2 years ago

  Someone needs to talk Hasan through the Witness K case

• SC

  @scoobertmcruppert2915 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgRPWFoisek&amp;t=2184">36:24</a> Dude gets his face smashed into the sidewalk…could hear that shit too

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• CO

  @cooperjay4823 · 3 years ago

  So, when talking about ANZAC, hasan is referring to the fact that the hawke and keating governments treated it as afuck the crown day.

• NU

  @nuhachos · 2 years ago

  There is NO WAY Australia is a real place

• TE

  @tearsintherain6311 · 4 years ago

  What did Murat say

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• RA

  @radioethiopiate · 4 years ago

  Chatter&apos;s dad produced Skyhooks and those Sydney lads don&apos;t bat an eye? Ross Wilson was in Daddy Cool for fuck&apos;s sake. Shame on you. Shame, shame, shame...

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• SL

  @slowloris2894 · 4 years ago

  I got banned for saying this name in Hasans chat, but LonerBox did an amazing video on the Australian &quot;we stopped the boats&quot; thing. He criticised Hasan once while being a fan and now you cannot bring him up but he is legit one of the best socialist content creator.

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