'THAT'S RACIST!' The Incessant Scream from MSM ...

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An African in Melbourne - Australia Has a Bitch @ Whitey

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14859447/Priceline-racial-profiling-Melbourne.html

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A woman has accused Priceline of racial profiling with bosses offering a grovelling apology in a massive backflip after the store bluntly denied the claims

Joyce Lebechi claimed workers routinely requested security footage to be checked whenever she visited the store in Victoria.

Ms Lebechi filmed herself confronting a staff member on the weekend, saying she was fed-up with being 'targeted.

The pharmacy initially took to Instagram to deny the accusations and defend its staff, before removing the post.

'We treat every person equally, and any suggestion otherwise is not only hurtful, it is categorically untrue,' it read.

The pharmacy has since backtracked with a Priceline spokesman telling Daily Mail Australia on Monday they were deeply sorry for the incident.

'The situation that occurred at the Priceline Pharmacy franchise is highly regrettable and we wholeheartedly apologise to Ms Lebechi,' she explained.

'The security camera checks in question are not endorsed by Priceline Pharmacy, and the store has been asked to stop performing these.

Ms Lebechi said in her TikTok video that 'every time I come in here, they always ask for the cameras to get checked'.

'And today I've had it up to here,' she said.

She approached a staff member and asked why the security checks seemed to coincide with her visits.

'Every time I come in the store, the cameras are asked to be checked. Why is that?' she asked.

The employee responded that checks are conducted 'every ten minutes.

Ms Lebechi recalled a previous conversation where she was told the checks happened 'every five minutes'.

'Now it's ten minutes,' she said.

The customer insisted the situation had happened too often to be a coincidence when speaking to another staff member.

'It just feels very racially motivated,' Ms Lebechi said.

But the staff member said the checks were 'random', and she had had similar conversations in the past with other shoppers.

'You're not the only one that has that conversation with us,' she explained.

'It happens all the time, and everyone that's shopping at that time has the same comment, but we've got to do it, we can't stop.'

Ms Lebechi she said it still felt racially motivated.

'You can't say that to us when we have multiple races working in here,' the staff member said. [PriceLine is chock-full of Nig-Nogs serving at the counter, stocking shelves and guarding the door]

'First of all, I don't really see that,' the shopper replied.

'I think it's something that you guys need to be conscious of, in my opinion.'

But the staff member disagreed saying: 'No, because then we are targeting.

Ms Lebechi said the announcement had occurred on too many occasions, blaming front-of-store staff for targeting customers of colour.

The staff member apologised that the shopper 'felt like that' as Ms Lebechi left the store.

The store posted a now-deleted statement to their social media account, taking aim at the claims.

'We are deeply disappointed by these claims, as they do not reflect the reality of our store, our staff, or our values,' it read.

'Our team proudly represents a wide range of cultural backgrounds, and we serve a diverse community of customers every day with professionalism, care, and respect.

'As part of our standard loss prevention policy, common across major retailers, we conduct random security measures, including bag checks and camera monitoring, throughout the day.

'These checks are never based on race, ethnicity, or appearance. They are carried out strictly as a routine part of ensuring the safety and wellbeing of both our customers and staff.'

The store said they are considering the accusations extremely seriously and strongly considering legal action. 

'We have many long-standing regular customers from all walks of life who know and trust our team,' the statement read. 

'We treat every person equally, and any suggestion otherwise is not only hurtful, it is categorically untrue.'

However, a Priceline spokesman has since apologised 'for the understandable distress and concern caused by the events that took place'.

'This experience does not reflect our values of inclusivity and respect, for all customers,' he said.

'We have reached out to Ms Lebechi to apologise on behalf of Priceline Pharmacy and explain that we are working closely with the owners of this franchise store to ensure adherence to recommended procedures.

Guess what race would be the first to loot the joint in a "chimp out"?!

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South Australian premier loves "cash cow curries". The replacement/ displacement brown, rats!

So the news is going to India that Australia is dangerous? That means less come!

Decreased waiting times, more available parking, decreased housing prices. More water to go around, shorter travel times on roads.

Probably did something sneaky to park his Camry there? They used to ride Elephants but now they ride in Camry's! The penny pinchers love how reliable they are and cheap to run and insure!

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Now the sun is racist

 

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/afl/article-14961535/Racist-AFL-fans-called-Indian-Australian-journalist-amid-backlash-Hindi-language-commentary.html

A popular Indian-Australian sports journalist has hit back after the AFL's first ever Hindi commentary was targeted by racist trolls on social media.

Fox Footy featured Hindi commentary for the first time for the Western Bulldogs v GWS Giants clash on Thursday night, with Mandarin commentary to come for the  Brisbane Lions v Sydney Swans match.

It is part of the AFL's Cultural Heritage Series, which has replaced Multicultural Round, with additional AFLW matches to follow.

"GO HOME BROWN CUNT"
Source: https://www.noticer.news/indians-demand-hinduphobia-envoy-australia

However the commentary has attracted negative feedback from racists on social media saying it was unnecessary and that Indian migrants should 'learn English'.

'How about don't move to a English speaking country?' a self-proclaimed citizen journalist named Rob Smith posted before the match had even aired.

'They don't understand English language in Australia? Then why are they here?' asked another AFL fan on social media platform X.

Another commented: 'This country is beyond woke'.

But leading Australian sports reporter Bharat Sundaresan has hit back at the detractors. 

Sundaresan is an award‑winning Indian‑born cricket writer, commentator, and author based in Adelaide, Australia.

He is the Australian correspondent and senior writer for Cricbuzz, after more than a decade covering cricket for The Indian Express.

In addition to cricket, he also covers the AFL and AFLW, and is the author of The Dhoni Touch (2018) and Believe (2021).

He did the coin toss for the round six AFL match between Adelaide and Greater Western Sydney.

The match was part of the AFL's new Cultural Heritage Series, celebrating diversity through club‑nominated home games.

Sundaresan was then racially abused on social media, so he said he was not shocked the latest AFL Cultural Heritage Series initiative had attracted negative attention as well.

'That's something you get used to, sadly, when you are a migrant,' he told Daily Mail Australia.

'I remember when I was asked to toss the coin before the Crows and GWS game at the Adelaide Oval, they all came out of the woodwork.

'Someone who doesn't look like your traditional Australian tossing the coin ... it was almost treated like blasphemy.

'Someone who allegedly whose grandfather didn't fight in the wars getting to toss the coin at an AFL game.

'I am not surprised that anything of this sort gets extreme reactions. It's just something that hopefully goes away, but it is something I know I am getting immune to.'

The move to include commentary in Asian languages is part of the AFL's bid to capture and engage a new market living in Australia.

Sundaresan said it was important to not only grow the sport, but to help connect migrants to a game that is stitched into Aussie DNA.

'It's just part of their quest to figure out what the AFL can do to have an audience that reflects [the fact that] 40 per cent of Australians now are currently born out of Australia, me being one of them,' he said.

'Sadly it is just the way the world works when people with a lot of negative things to say seem to be the loudest.


Related News: Indians demand 'Hinduphobia envoy'

https://www.noticer.news/indians-demand-hinduphobia-envoy-australia

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/antisemitism-spills-over-into-empowering-hate-attacks-on-hindus/news-story/df0765a2de3090267e4dd8812bc171dc

Hindu Council of Australia (HCA) national vice-president Surinder Jain said it was unfair that the federal government had appointed envoys to combat anti-Semitism and Islamophobia while "there's nothing for Hindus"

"There is hate against Muslims and there's hate against Jews, but the government has appointed envoys, so when there's any problem, they can talk to the envoy, and envoys can suggest (strategies) to government, as the Jewish envoy has done. But there's nothing for Hindus – and we face a large amount of hate.

"It's good to have envoys for Jews and Muslims but Hindus are also facing hate. There's no reason to deny the same access to them that's been given to the other two faiths. The government has shown that having envoys for specific faiths is the way they want to go, so that's the way it should be done."

What about a Special Envoy for Creators? Have the taxpayer fund his 23 million dollar campaign to Save the White Race!