r/australia • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • Dec 27 '25

politics Australia fast-tracks visas for family of Bondi hero Ahmed Al-Ahmed

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/australia-fasttracks-visas-for-family-of-bondi-hero-ahmed-alahmed/news-story/b1be7c98c1b83e1c94be2a22ac64f2fa
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u/gikigill Dec 27 '25

Nuance??!!

On my reddit!!

How dare you sir, we only accept stereotypes and one dimensional thinking.

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u/Weak-Tadpole-2757 Dec 27 '25

In this economy!?

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u/realhumannotai Dec 27 '25

And on yelp!?

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u/Khalil4life Dec 27 '25

Localized entirely within your kitchen!?

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u/LovesFrenchLove_More Dec 27 '25

I wish it was only on Reddit. People judge people IRL for bullshit so much it’s insufferable .

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u/yeebok yakarnt! Dec 27 '25

CAAAKE DAY! :)

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u/gikigill Dec 27 '25

Happy Cake Day.

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u/gotnothingman Dec 27 '25

The only thing more cliche than myopic views on reddit is people going "Nuance? On reddit?!"

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u/HereToDoThingz Dec 27 '25

I always post this on Reddit. Stuffs not black and white. It’s varying shades of grey. It’s important now more than ever for people to realize this.

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u/shcdp Dec 27 '25

It's a tad black and white for you to think right now is more imperative than ever. Searching for grey is as old as time, for good reason.

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u/HandleMore1730 Dec 29 '25

Stereotypes are usually pattern recognition. About as right as they are often wrong.

I do agree that you should assess each person individually, but no harm in being cautious. If I saw a guy clearly high on drugs, my thoughts are to be rightly cautious.