He's going to be framed as an evil monster, because the alternative is coming to terms with the fact that he's the statistically unavoidable end-point of a froth-mouthed, rabid, xenophobic campaign they've been running for a decade. pic.twitter.com/0MRPtJRYmK

For two decades in fact, don’t forget Pauline Hanson entered Parliament in 1996.

absolutely, though her pivot to anti-muslim rather than anti-asian was more recent i guess

Here you go. pic.twitter.com/IF1DP3EVbm

"The Foreign Invasion" Aborigins will be like pic.twitter.com/V5Kai2EqCN

omg great gif

These ideologies take hold because people stifle speech instead of debating it. Pushing these thoughts aside or hiding them makes them find each other on the internet and just snowballs. If we let them them speak and debate them then when people 'research' they hear all sides

Deplatforming works. These ideas ought to be buried, and those decisions shouldn't just be made by white guys who aren't in the firing line of deadly far right terrorists.

When was this one published?

Today.

Thanks - in the West Australian, I'm guessing?

You cannot be serious! This nation has welcomed brown skinned immigrants for generations, have clearly had more opportunities than most in this country, yet seem to be dreadfully unhappy here. There are no locks from the inside...move to your Utopia. Most immigrants are grateful!

Where do you think I immigrated to Australia from, Meg?