Australian cops will hide while Jews are getting shot like fish in a barrel, but the second someone's toxic masculinity stops the shooter, they'll magically work up the courage to shoot the guy who stopped the shooter.
A man who rushed in to help disarm one of the terrorists who fired at a crowd celebrating Hanukkah in Australia's famous Bondi Beach was mistakenly shot by police and tackled by bystanders, according to a new report.
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The man quickly sneaks up on the downed shooter and begins kicking his rifle out of reach before the gunman can grab it.
The quick-thinking civilian then begins to raise his hands and back away from the scene, but gunfire continues to ring out as he shouts, 'Don't shoot.'
This is a different man from Ahmed el-Ahmed, the guy who wrestled a gun away from one of the two shooters, who were a father and son duo. You probably saw this clip of Ahmed:
Eyewitnesses say local police failed to stop the shooter for 20 minutes. Videos show police cars driving by, a female cop hiding behind a car, and two other female officers yelling at passersby.
Interestingly enough (because reality is weirder than satire now), this second man who helped disarm the bad guys was ALSO a Muslim refugee, meaning this entire story involves two Muslims shooting people, two Muslims stopping the shooters, and a bunch of female police officers who ran around doing nothing until they decided to shoot one of the good guys.
About the only competent person in this mass slaughter of 15 people was a local detective who knew how to actually use a pistol in a force-on-force engagement.
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Back to the Muslim migrant who tried to help disarm the other Muslim migrant:
The man was shot during the chaotic scene that followed, with video showing members of the public running in and attacking him as they mistook the hero for one of the assailants.
The injured man was pinned to the ground by the mob, with police running in to break up the scene and secure the area.
All may work out well for the injured migrant, however.
As it turns out, his immigration lawyer is already using his good intentions as evidence that he should be granted citizenship.
'He got out of a taxi, heard the shooting, other people ran away and he ran towards the sound of the shooting,' she told the Mail.
'It's open to public opinion as to whether somebody who put himself in significant danger to help the Australian community has earned a right to stay in Australia,' the immigration attorney added.
As they say in Australia, alhamdulillah!
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