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Subject: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Fri Apr 28, 2023 2:32 pm
Between Sunday, April 28th, and Monday, April 29th, 1996, 35 people were murdered at the Broad Arrow Cafe, adjacent gift shop and on roadsides at the Port Arthur Historic Site in Tasmania. Martin John Bryant surrendered after an intense 18 hour siege at the Seascape cottage, where he had killed David and Sally Martin, the owners, with a knife and his AR-15. The attack led to of course the famous $350 million buyback scheme as well as the ban of all semi automatic rifles, shotguns and pump action shotguns, even restrictions on airsoft guns.
Victims: Winifred Joyce Aplin, age 58 Walter John Bennett, age 66 Nicole Louise Burgess, age 17 Sou Leng Chung, age 32 Elva Rhonda Gaylard, age 48 Zoe Anne Hall, age 28 Elizabeth Jayne Howard, age 26 Mary Elizabeth Howard, age 57 Mervyn John Howard, age 55 Ronald Noel Jary, age 71 Tony Vadivelu Kistan, age 51 Leslie Dennis Lever, age 53 Sarah Kate Loughton, age 15 David Martin, age 72 Noelene "Sally" Joyce Martin, age 69 Pauline Virjeana Masters, age 49 Alannah Louise Mikac, age 6 Madeline Grace Mikac, age 3 Nanette Patricia Mikac, age 36 Andrew Bruce Mills, age 39 Peter Brenton Nash, age 32 Gwenda Joan Neander, age 67 William Xeeng Ng, age 48 Anthony Nightingale, age 44 Mary Rose Nixon, age 60 Glenn Roy Pears, age 35 Russell James Pollard, age 72 Janette Kathleen Quin, age 50 Helene Maria Salzmann, age 50 Robert Graham Salzmann, age 57 Kate Elizabeth Scott, age 21 Kevin Vincent Sharp, age 68 Raymond John Sharp, age 67 Royce William Thompson, age 59 Jason Bernard Winter, age 29
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Fri Apr 28, 2023 9:43 pm
Totally not a nanny state
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Sat Apr 29, 2023 4:58 pm
Amokauliflower wrote:
Totally not a nanny state
Can’t think what’s it’s worse to be these days, Australian or Canadian
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Sat Apr 29, 2023 8:52 pm
ColaEnthusiast wrote:
Amokauliflower wrote:
Totally not a nanny state
Can’t think what’s it’s worse to be these days, Australian or Canadian
Way worse to be Australian, Canada has legal weed plus they can just get guns from America (and can still own semi autos)
Also, Canada is physically beautiful.
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Sat Apr 29, 2023 8:55 pm
vril wrote:
ColaEnthusiast wrote:
Amokauliflower wrote:
Totally not a nanny state
Can’t think what’s it’s worse to be these days, Australian or Canadian
Way worse to be Australian, Canada has legal weed plus they can just get guns from America (and can still own semi autos)
Also, Canada is physically beautiful.
Australia does have the (slightly) better accent, Mick Dundee, his more evil counterpart, Mick Taylor, vegemite and of course, an absolute hell of a lot of deadly creatures, both heard of and unheard of.
Edit: No scary big black guns, though
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Sat Apr 29, 2023 10:31 pm
ColaEnthusiast wrote:
vril wrote:
ColaEnthusiast wrote:
Amokauliflower wrote:
Totally not a nanny state
Can’t think what’s it’s worse to be these days, Australian or Canadian
Way worse to be Australian, Canada has legal weed plus they can just get guns from America (and can still own semi autos)
Also, Canada is physically beautiful.
Australia does have the (slightly) better accent
Everyone mistakes me for being British when I'm playing vidya :/
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later Thu Aug 03, 2023 4:14 pm
Port Arthur is waaaay more interesting than Columbine, I want to watch the full police interrogation video more than the Columbine 'basement tapes'.
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Subject: Re: The Port Arthur massacre, 27 years later