I’m pretty sure there have been multiple times people outright or subtly alluded to the great replacement theory
Some of the language echoes the far right too and that’s not accidental. The way radicalisation works these days is that “extreme” ideas are packaged in pretty little boxes and ideas that are seen as more acceptable than outright racism and discrimination
Protesting outside hotels? Just your average concerned local person not at all influenced by far right groups
fairly interesting article on how the far right and language all link together:
In the wake of the recent far-right attack in Dover, the UK government’s alarmist rhetoric around migration is unhelpful and potentially dangerous, as it helps to bring narratives spread by far-right extremists into the mainstream discourse, thereby creating an environment that enables and...
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