"We don't have to put up with this rubbish - it's disgusting."
It comes ahead of the Government extending the law to all public places.
"You do not know where that money comes from."
Officials say the strategy "may improve public confidence in the response to gangs" but comes with big risks.
Minister of Justice (Firearms) Nicole McKee says the measures are "needed to ensure public safety".
"He should look at himself," Willie Jackson says. "I mean, he's one of the reasons why things didn't go too well for us in the polls."
It comes after the lifetime Mongrel Mob member said he "couldn't help but laugh" at the Government's gang crackdown because "it's just so stupid".
The former Police Minister said the Labour Government "could have been tougher on crime".
"They don't care, they're just laughing about it."
