Opposition leader Peter Dutton, a man who proudly walked out on the apology to the stolen generation, has called for a sensible debate on the merits of bringing back the white Australia policy.

”Look, I’m not racist but, we need to be sure that we are bringing the white, err, right people in to the country,” said the Opposition leader. ”Wasn’t that long ago that I raised the alarm about Melbournians being too afraid to go out to dinner due to Sudanese gangs.”

”Has Mr Albanese addressed that issue yet, didn’t think so.”

When asked why he was so against people that don’t identify as being white, the member for Dickson said: ”You’re misconstruing my words, and actions.”

”I am not a racist, I want everyone to do well, just some to do better than others.”

”Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to go and talk to Barnaby Joyce about a few matters. What do you know about chemical castration?”

Mark Williamson

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