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Why can’t we deport people like this young man? He clearly hates non-Muslims who make up the majority of New Zealand’s population. He poses a clear and ongoing danger to our safety. If he is a citizen revoke his citizenship. I don’t care if he ends up stateless. How many more people have to die at the hands of hateful people like him?

Our government worries about hurty words on the internet when they should be worried about this young man.

A 20-year-old Auckland man who had been set to go to trial next week for threatening to kill non-Muslim members of the community and distributing objectionable materials has instead opted to plead guilty.

[…] he pleaded guilty to one count of threatening to kill, two counts of supplying objectionable publications and six counts of possession of objectionable publications.

The then-teen was arrested in September of last year, one week after an unrelated stabbing frenzy in a New Lynn supermarket by Ahamed Aathil Mohamed Samsudeen, 32, who had been under 24-hour surveillance and was on a terror watchlist.

Police alleged the teen made the threat against non-Muslims between August and September 2021. The objectionable materials included videos and articles with links to ISIS and bomb-making.

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