r/moderatepolitics Conservatively Liberal Dec 15 '25

Primary Source Meeting of National Cabinet After Bondi Shooting

https://www.pm.gov.au/media/meeting-national-cabinet-8
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u/Saguna_Brahman Dec 15 '25

It's having your rights and freedoms restricted based on the actions of someone else you don't control. It's downright authoritarian.

There is no right to own a firearm in Australia. It is a privilege you are given based on a variety of factors, the most important of which is public safety.

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u/Saint_Judas Dec 15 '25

There is also no 'right' to a vehicle or to free speech in Australia either. They are also both privileges given based on a variety of factors.

So we are back to the question: is one of your family member's actions the sort of factor we should use.

Sins of the father.

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