Stereotypes over facts
The Bondi shooters did not have a beard, wear a thobe, or a skull cap.
The ISIS brides and their children were not wearing abayas, burqas, or niqabs either.
These people were dressed in clothes that most would consider normal.
Ground reality is that Muslims account for less than 3.2% of the population. Muslim females are roughly 1.6%, and niqabi women are less than 1% of that.
What around 0.016% of the population wears somehow becomes a grave concern for MurDog media and politicians.
Ask almost any niqab-wearing Muslim woman — daily abuse has become a normal part of life for many of them, and even the police wouldn't help.
These are not just random “mistakes” or isolated incidents in media coverage and political rhetoric. Repeatedly targeting a visibly identifiable minority sends a message: that the system will not cater for Muslims, that they are outsiders, and that hostility towards them is acceptable.
It also creates alienation, fuels anti-establishment sentiment, and risks provoking the exact kind of reaction they later use to justify their narratives about an “enemy within.”
These people are trying hard to make their invisible enemy and their hallucinations as real.
Let's not contribute to their "Told ya" moment