First, he advocates taking cues on religious tolerance from a repressive Monarchy. Second, he thinks that religious tolerance in Australia is a product of Christianity. Third, he advocates people being content with what they’re arbitrarily given by the powers that be. Fourth, he exposes his ignorance of Saudi Kings, which puts into question his claim about working there. Last, he conflates Muslims with the typical dark man stereotype.

So, in total, Mike Worldly has a repression fetish, is horribly confused, is a Statist, a liar and a racist. Enough said.

Cam R is not much different.

If this is the quality of the opposition, I wonder what else has kept this situation from being properly resolved.

You could also say that’s a room gone down the drain also, I mean it’s a hospital right? They need all the space they can get BUT they’ve made it available coz it’s a necessity.

Lastly you mentioned ‘these wasted rooms could be put to better use’ if it happens that they never give back the rights of these students then yes, they should open up these rooms and provide special classes to teach and educate people like you that; no matter what race or religion you’re from, if there is a good project or an idea put forward that’s not going harm the community and provide a good service than accept it with an open heart. At the end of the day, this country is a multicultural country.

Some of the media coverage covering this are flat out lies (i.e. – Muslim students “forced” to pray outside, as opposed to doing so in protest)

You don’t NEED a seperate prayer room, it’s simply a case of being contrary out of principle. Those of Islamic background do themselves little favours when it comes to overcoming issues of tolerance and inclusion into Australian culture, by attaching themselves to public relations nightmares such as this.

Good luck in persuing what you believe in, I just hope in the meantime you can realise that the ends simply do not justify the means.