Talk:RMIT Building 11

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There appears to be a kind of syndrome at RMIT where Socialist activists are feeding some kind of "Muslim victimhood" scenario. The problem is.. not many of the socialists seem to know much about Islam. It seems in the political and social interests of both parties to support each other. The Socialists benefit from a raised profile and the Muslims benefit from appearing to have much more support than they really do. Protests against the 'Muslim only' mosque have already occurred and will continue to occur, with an emphasis on the compliance with Australian law, partticularly the Equal Opportunity Act.

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