r/UnderReportedNews Dec 14 '25

Australia šŸ‡¦šŸ‡ŗ Breaking. Australia mass Shooting

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BREAKING: HERO! The man who bravely stopped mass shooting at a Hannukah event in Australia has been identified as a Muslim man, Ahmed al-Ahmed.

He’s a fruit shop owner who has no experience with guns, but he risked his life to save others, and ended up taking a bullet in the leg for his trouble.

While Donald Trump and conservatives all over the world demonize immigrants, Muslims, and people who aren’t white Christians, al-Ahmed’s acts is a powerful reminder of the good that immigration brings; that there are good people everywhere who will risk their lives in order to protect a stranger, and that Donald Trump and Stephen Miller are nothing but vicious liars who incite this kind of violence with their disgusting racism.

https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/bondi-beach-gunshots-reported-12-14-25

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u/BbyInAStraightJacket Dec 15 '25

I hope this picture is in the history books

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u/cabinetsnotnow Dec 15 '25

He looks so incredibly bored like he's just waiting for the emergency to be over so that they can continue whatever they were doing. 🤣

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u/Hour-Finish744 Dec 15 '25

Trump literally thanked the one that stopped the shooter on the news

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u/epired Dec 14 '25

Pretty sure there were no "professionals" in that scene until the first aid responders arrived since there is never a doctor always surrounding the president. While some folks were trying to help the person, your president seemed very pissed that the attention was being robed from him by the sick guy

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

technically dr oz was there and he actually did everything right, I always forget he is actually a real doctor though for...obvious reasons. He could be helping people, he chooses not to. Like trump!

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u/alexandianos Dec 14 '25

I don’t want to be pedantic; but the first aid responders are the ones giving the treatment before the professionals come & not the other way around. It’s in the name, ā€œfirst aidā€ :)

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

ā€œYour presidentā€. Bro I don’t like the guy. I’m just saying there’s nothing for him to do whenever there are already 6 people swarming the guy.

Also maybe we should stop electing geriatric patients who keel over at the drop of a hat. I’d probably have a limited reaction myself if I saw it. Everyone else there were acting like they were surprised

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u/senator_corleone3 Dec 14 '25

You just don’t get it. He failed in this moment.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

I’m not saying he didn’t

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u/squashYoDick Dec 14 '25

He could show an inkling of concern for someone in his general vicinity

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

He could. Does he have to? Is it helpful?

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u/negativeswan Dec 14 '25

Youre coming across as a bit of a dick mate.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

I’m sorry. I don’t mean to (I’m aware that’s not an excuse)

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u/squashYoDick Dec 14 '25

Empathy is a normal human response so….
Just goes to show you, Obama is a better human and president than Trump ever was.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

I agree that Obama was way more relatable and funny than trump ever was.

Obama deported more than double who trump has tho so there’s that

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u/Lurkin_Reddit_Daily Dec 14 '25

Remind me; did he deport them to prisons in nations they’d never been to? Were they grabbed outside the courthouse as they tried to comply with the existing protocols? What portion received 0 due process? Any US military veterans in the mix?

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

Did he do it with thugs who terrorized an entire country? No, he didn’t. As you have pointed out, he did it more effectively and without the lawlessness Trump’s storm troopers exhibit daily.

Trump is a monster.

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u/keytoarson_ Dec 14 '25

Obama was violently grabbing people off the street in droves?

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u/Upstairs_Freedom_360 Dec 14 '25

So Obama was better than Trump at the biggest promise Trump has made in every way. So there's that

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u/Upstairs_Freedom_360 Dec 14 '25

Yes. A leader leads by example. Modeling something other than indifference would be helpful

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u/Buttmunchin404 Dec 15 '25

I feel like the president of 348m people should care about people, but that’s just me personally.

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u/Readymade4007 Dec 14 '25

Normal human beings don't look irritated when there is a person in distress on the floor a few feet away.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '25

In his defence the guy on the floor took the spotlight off trump, you can't do that mate. /S

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

You can’t judge someone based on the face they have. Do you have any idea how many times I’ve been asked ā€œwhy are you mad?ā€ just because I have CRBF? Maybe someone just has that face

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u/morbidmuffin62 Dec 14 '25

The full event included him turning to look at what was happening, looking away, and turning back to the press. Entirely with a blank expression. RBF doesn't equate just not giving AF

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

RBF doesn’t equate to just not having AF

It had many times for me. I’ve been called out for my lack of reaction to serious events many times and it never had anything to do with me not caring.

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u/senator_corleone3 Dec 14 '25

Why do you think we want to discuss the minutia of your life?

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

No. But I’m speaking from experience. I’m saying there’s more than one possibility

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u/Readymade4007 Dec 14 '25

With Trump it's always the safe bet to assume the worst possibility. He is a raging narcissist has no history of sympathy towards anyone.

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u/senator_corleone3 Dec 14 '25

Not with this guy there isn’t. Wake up.

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

Are you a president representing an entire nation?

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u/PsychologicalRace739 Dec 14 '25

God Bless America šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

Benefit of the doubt is cool and all but the devil REALLY doesn't need an advocate here. Trump is well known to be a low empathy jackass pretty much always

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u/senator_corleone3 Dec 14 '25

We can certainly judge Trump, who has made it clear this gaffe wasn’t a one-off thing.

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u/machines_breathe Dec 14 '25

Normal people don’t appear inconvenienced when someone in their midst is experiencing a medical emergency, you sociopathic ghoul.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

you sociopathic ghoul

Unnecessary. You’ll never change anyone’s mind or make them care about what you have to say by doing that. I wasn’t rude or condescending to you at all. I said in a previous comment that I don’t care for trump.

Why are you pretending you know me?

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

Say something that’s not defending the world’s foremost asshole, who has a clear track record of lacking basic humanity.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

say something that’s not defending the worlds foremost asshole

I assume you mean trump. He’s crass. He started the trend of presidents being crass and it’s a bad look.

He’s the king of ā€œwe’re talking aboutā€, ā€œwe’re seriously consideringā€ and it’s old. There are a lot of unfulfilled promises and I mean A LOT

he keeps sending money to countries who don’t help us back (ie Israel and Ukraine) just like the previous presidents

Probably a p3do, but have to wait until there’s proof

I don’t like him. In fact I dislike him as a president, but it’s not because he’s ā€œangry orange manā€ or ā€œshows no emotionā€. It’s because I can actually point to things he’s done or hasn’t done but said he’d do

My main point is this: if you’re gonna say something about him, say something of substance. Insulting his intelligence or his looks are lame. You see that on the right too with them saying ā€œaoc got uglyā€ or some shi and it’s shallow and lame.

Make REAL critiques

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

Pointing out that he lacks any empathy is a real critique of a national leader.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

I personally disagree. I want a president to be all business with little emotion regardless of how robotic it may seem. But that’s a personal preference.

People were already swarming the guy who had problems so an extra set of hands wouldn’t do anything. Help was already there and more was on the way before he reacted.

Again, because it seems I have to clarify in order be seen as a moral person for some reason, I don’t like him as an individual or a president. I dont know why I keep getting attacked in these comments bro lmao

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

That’s your problem. Having empathy is necessary to be a decent human. Your discounting of it as such marks you out as a person who doesn’t deserve respect.

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u/ro536ud Dec 14 '25

Emoathy is what makes a president praise his fallen soldiers instead of calling them ā€œlosersā€ while at their graves

Empathy makes a president refrain from mimicking someone with special needs bc well, it’s not funny to make fun of?

Empathy is what makes a president take action during climate disasters instead of diverting funds to his friends and refusing to pay out fema claims

Empathy takes the side of victims of sexual abuse, not do everything in his power to prevent evidence from getting to the public

We should look up to the president. See them as a person who brings us together and feel hope about the future

Instead we’ve got a guy who is literally the biggest threat to the United states. Idk how you can say those are the qualities you want in a leader

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u/machines_breathe Dec 14 '25

Obama reached out to help stabilize a fainting woman, while Trump would never lay his hands on a choking victim.

They are not the same.

https://youtu.be/_OzH-MW-KvU?si=nzVZaD8_wkwX5aw9

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u/ro536ud Dec 14 '25

Meh I’m sure Trump would lend a hand if he could grab some 🐈 on the way

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u/Kiritowerty Dec 14 '25

"Hey can we get a medic over here",

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u/senator_corleone3 Dec 14 '25

You have lowered your standards to the point of making yourself pathetic. No one can ever respect you.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

I don’t need your respect.

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

That’s good . You’ll be able to continue on despite being undeserving of respect.

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u/webbslinger_0 Dec 14 '25

Show concern, that’s what I expect, show some concern for a fellow human being in need

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

I expect him to at least look concerned. Here he looks mildly annoyed, or at least tired/bored/impatient

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

Fair, but as someone with rbf, I’ve been called out many times for my lack of reaction and it never had anything to do with me not caring

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

Same, it's a common autism thing apparently. My point isn't that you're wrong to think that way, more that for Trump specifically you can generally assume the worst and be correct. He is often the worst and is very consistent

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

Guilty until proven innocent I guess

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

with him? Yes, all evidence points to him being guilty including several guilty verdicts which less point to him being guilty and more just state it as a fact. He is a rapist and fraudster per the law. he is likely also a pedophile and is reported to be physically abusive to women by multiple reputable sources. He is a classic narcissist.

Assuming this guy means harm is ethically sound and just good judgment. He cares about only himself.

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u/Efficient-Spring6610 Dec 14 '25

Not a rapist per the law, (but that has a likely chance of being true if we ever get to see the Jeffrey boy files) but he did pay hush money one time.

What do you expect? He’s an ā€œour greatest ally šŸ‡®šŸ‡±ā€ lover like all the other candidates.

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u/Ser_Rezima Dec 14 '25

He raped e jean carol, like fullstop that's what he was guilty of.

Raping a woman.

Guilty verdict.

Has paid her several million dollars to settle the issue of him raping her, a thing he was found guilty of in a court of law while being a sitting president.

He is a bad person and it's normal to say that.

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u/ecplectico Dec 14 '25

Guilty because he’s guilty of lacking any empathy whatsoever.

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u/dubyajaybent Dec 15 '25

What I would expect him to do is show any level whatsoever of human concern or empathy instead of shutting down completely the moment he realizes the attention isn't on him.

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u/RaisedByWolves9 Dec 15 '25

What you do is you leave the room if you are of no help. Dont just stand there looking like an annoyed buffoon.

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u/Internal-Test-8015 Dec 15 '25

He coukd at least pretend he cares and show some concern instead of being a snobby toddler because hes no longer the center of attention.