Lookin' For a Fight - Border Security Australia | DangerTV

[@lancecahill5486]

If Luke couldn’t control himself while being questioned by Immigration, there is a very good chance that he’d blow up at the slightest thing. The man is a ticking time bomb.

[@charlesloomis2224]

If the Brit acts like this in the airport, imagine how much trouble he will be after a couple drinks and out in public. He is a menace.

[@securi-t]

If that guy had just been less of a jackass, he would have been allowed in. It's hilarious when guys think the tough guy act will get them what they want.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Hey, but he's a tourist, he shouldn't have to answer questions. He clearly hasn't traveled much. I'm surprised that was the only conviction he had.

[@kayraro1933]

I have a feeling that Luke's brother wasn't all that disappointed when he found out Luke wasn't going to be staying with him.

[@Inigo_The_Son]

@kayraro1933 That could well be why the brother moved to the other side of the world! 🤪

[@rcbear5863]

You must be an only child

[@Inigo_The_Son]

@@rcbear5863 I suspect Luke's brother had a good reason for moving to the other side of the planet. Just because somebody shares DNA does not mean they are worth keeping in your life. I have many friends whom I consider much closer than some of my blood relatives. If you can conjure anybody in your life who is a useless POS, just remember that he/she is somebody's brother, sister, aunt, uncle, etc.

[@priteshpatel724]

@@rcbear5863You must be Luke 😂

[@pearlskid8425]

😂

[@masudashizue777]

The UK traveler reaped what he sowed. If his attitude had been different, the outcome could have been completely different. Some people remain age 5 in their minds throughout their lives.

[@itzamia]

Luke probably didn't want to visit in the first place. Anyone that really wanted to get into the country that is being interviewed would have just answered the questions. He could have just made up what happened that sounded good enough for them to let him proceed into Australia.

[@lancecahill5486]

It’s a long flight from the UK to Australia, and it costs quite a bit of money, so Luke definitely wanted to come to Australia. But he just couldn’t control his temper. Some people just have a very short fuse. It’s probably safe to say that is how he behaves no matter where he is.

[@risatanaka4444]

That British bloke needs his temper checked oh boy he's so worked up over his criminal past why so aggravated over a simple conversation. He needs anger management.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Woe be those around him.

[@lancecahill5486]

They should have banned Luke from entering Australia for life. He was a danger for the community due to his unhinged behavior.

[@Shadowpixy]

While I agree that the outcome might’ve been different if he hadn’t been such a jerk, a compassionate person will take into consideration the fact that this guy has probably had to answer all these questions his entire life ever since that incident. He’s probably been discriminated against and denied employment and whatever else Because of that one incident. I am the kid of a Catholic mother and I am fully aware of what it feels like to keep getting punished for the same crime over, and over, and over, and over for your entire **** life and it does indeed create a very raw, sore place to have people continually browbeat you forever for the same crime.

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Banning for life is appropriate for almost no one. This guy has the ability to grow up and learn from his past mistakes. Now he knows he can't go to Australia (and a lot of other countries) and think he's going to control the narrative. He learned an expensive and exhausting lesson.

[@gilmangus83]

The guy who doesn't want to discuss his "fight" wants his family in Australia to meet their criminal uncle.

[@williamhenderson9535]

They have every right to ask about the circumstances of a fight - determines someone's character for entrance into Australia. Now, he lost out in seeing family. Stupid.

[@kyoto32001]

NO!!!!

[@ypw510]

@@kyoto32001 You have absolutely no idea what entering another country with a criminal record is like.

[@MomIrregardless]

18 years ago? and nothing since? are we never forgiven? i guess not

[@kyoto32001]

@@MomIrregardless exactly. there should bea statute of limitations on convictions.

[@ypw510]

@ He showed no real contrition and refused to cooperate in any meaningful way. I’ve seen some of these cases on this program where someone who cooperated was allowed to enter Australia. However, if he really wanted to enter, he should have arranged for a finding of rehabilitation. There is a “good character” requirement for foreign visitors to enter Australia under Section 501 of the Migration Act. He met the definition of a substantial criminal record which is counter to good character.

[@patriciaorellana6469]

That guy really trying to get into the country with that bad attitude and ‘trust me bro’ to immigration 😂

[@Rlk-l9x]

Total douche. He displayed the exact behavior that got him arrested in the first place. If he’d come in contrite without that chip on his shoulder, he have been admitted. Such a dumbass. 🙄

[@susanbernstein7014]

Definitely not something wise to say.

[@Navajodavid]

that's funny that a country that started as a prison penal colony now says if you spent more than a year in confinement you're not allowed to enter the country

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Not so much funny as ironic.

[@pbarangu]

The guy was totally belligerent. Didn’t get enough hugs from daddy or mommy growing up I reckon

[@silkmothspinnery]

He was never told "no".

[@kyoto32001]

He has the moral high ground. he is 100% right

[@ypw510]

@@kyoto32001 But he doesn't have a specific right to enter Australia. If he were back home in the UK his rights would mean something. He was attempting to be a visitor in a foreign country and they have the moral high ground to keep out someone who previously committed a crime and doesn't appear to show any remorse nor that he won't do it again.

[@kyoto32001]

@@ypw510 LIES

[@kyoto32001]

@@user-ks2uo3qh7i 3 degrees smarty pants. more educated than you. 41 countries 0n 4 continents, never been treated like he was.

[@copcynthia4758]

With Australia's safety protocols..I might like to visit...lol... I'd feel safer

[@chad5893]

I wonder if that guy didnt want to discuss the fight because it was racist in nature

[@brenda5511]

That was my thought as well. And he referred to Essence as “that woman”.

[@kittengem4243]

I ❤ This Show!

[@tonyv2023]

There's got to be some irony in not letting a British citizen enter a former British penal colony 😂

[@MrVince8]

The background music and the thumping gives me a headache.

[@mattneillninasmom]

At first I was inclined to allow the guy to enter the country, but his growing aggression alerted me to the fact that he may be inclined toward violence if confronted - perhaps, with his brother whom he hasn't seen in 14 years...WHY hasn't he seen him for so long? Is there a rift between them? A score to settle since the death of his wife? Too risky to allow him to enter. As for the Asian men with the same itinerary but initially not acknowledging each other - it occurred to me that they might be a gay couple, but not "out" and not wanting to present themselves as intimate.

[@phlebotomistartist7329]

While I do sympathize with those with past criminal records and how unfair it can be to have something they did years ago continue to follow them that is part of the price they pay for committing that crime. The UK traveler obviously has not learned from his past mistakes since he can’t control himself.

[@Shadowpixy]

19:44 While I agree that the outcome might’ve been different if he hadn’t been such a jerk, a compassionate person will take into consideration the fact that this guy has probably had to answer all these questions his entire life ever since that incident. He’s probably been discriminated against and denied employment and whatever else Because of that one incident. I am the kid of a Catholic mother and I am fully aware of what it feels like to keep getting punished for the same crime over, and over, and over, and over for your entire **** life and it does indeed create a very raw, sore place to have people continually browbeat you forever for the same crime.

[@thoughtgrenades]

18 years after a fight isn't long enough...

[@RollinCoco-Nut]

For some maybe, but not with an attitude like his, that's for sure.

[@BillyKidd]

The fact angry man takes note that the chairs are screwed to the floor so he won't be able to it pick it up and throw it says all you need to know about his character.

[@ncbeachbum7222]

Always cool to hear the passport guy talk about the fakes. And Luke, what a donkey!

[@soloseraphimheartsong3710]

Being a tough guy is not the best response for every situation.

[@Rockin_Art]

I some times think that these officers have already made up the minds before the interview is concluded. He had a suspended sentence that was 18 years old and yet she seemed to put him on trial again.

[@debibarlow8904]

Considering he hasn't seen his brother in 14 years from Luke's behavior I doubt his brother wants to see him. When my mother in law passed away at the family dinner afterwards 2 of my sister in laws did the most horrible screaming fit at the sil that had taken care of her. We had nothing to do with them and they moved 3 hours away. 4 years ago my husband got seriously sick I only messaged our children because I had my hands full 90 miles away. They kept everyone updated daily. The day after he died the 2 sister in laws attacked us on fb not keeping them updated on his health. I informed them they could have seen it on fb. I told them if they showed up at the funeral and through a fit again I would have had them arrested. The last person you need to show up when you lost your spouse is anyone intolerable. He's been gone 4 years and still none of our family will have anything to do with them. My sister in law they attacked never got married or had kids and she's a special part of our family. Our grandkids don't even know they exist

[@HectorMedina-mq7tc]

This is Tom Hardy in character

[@annamarielewis7078]

The Vietnamese men look like brothers.

[@velociraptor8984]

19:24 who that thug think he is !? ...

[@gilmangus83]

"We are good people," says the Vietnamese man whose itinerary was identical to another man. Very dodgy.

[@howardoneil1917]

buy buy mate! lol

[@annamarielewis7078]

Luke has no commentitus

[@David53D]

Luke lacks basic intelligence.

[@reignman30]

That guy is right, why are they wasting his time? They should've canceled him right away with that attitude. The guy is practically begging them to not let him in. Perhaps he doesn't want to see his family and he's looking for a good excuse. He already missed the funeral because of "work obligations". I've never heard of a job not giving someone bereavement leave. He is right about the lack of vetting when it comes to middle eastern "refugees" however. The double standards are real.

[@kyoto32001]

none of their business. he is right

[@ypw510]

@@kyoto32001 There is zero right for a foreign national to enter Australia. If he didn't want to cooperate, they weren't obligated to let him in. It wouldn't have been that difficult for him to simply cooperate. Perhaps he thought it was humiliating, but they had the authority to consider his contrition and whether or not he would be considered a risk to reoffend. He failed at convincing them that he wasn't a risk of committing a similar assault while in Australia.

[@kyoto32001]

@@ypw510 question was not relevant. they just wanted to humiliate him.

[@ypw510]

@ It’s absolutely relevant. You’re continually making pathetic excuses for a man who refused to behave in manner that would make him admissible to Australia. He had no particular right to enter Australia and with a criminal record he absolutely was required to satisfy their requests.

[@kyoto32001]

@@ypw510 NO

[@gilmangus83]

Australia, Asia is NOT your friend. Why can't you see that?

[@miekebazen747]

I really think that the guy had a right to his privacy.. he was not in jail, it happened awhile ago. It's none of their business. I'm glad I have absolutley no reason for going there. Weird customs.

[@annamarielewis7078]

He’s a butthole and they have enough of those there anyway.