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Australia has rejected far-right provocateur Candace Owens’ visa application ahead of a planned national speaking tour, with the immigration minister, Tony Burke, saying she had the “capacity to incite discord”.
The US conservative influencer and podcast host, who has advanced conspiracy theories and antisemitic rhetoric including minimising Nazi medical experiments in concentration camps, will be blocked from coming to Australia after the federal government voiced alarm about her record.
“From downplaying the impact of the Holocaust with comments about [notorious Nazi doctor Josef] Mengele through to claims that Muslims started slavery, Candace Owens has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction,” Burke said on Sunday.
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Oh no, the consequences of her actions!
You love to see it.
The world needs a lot more of this.
What are the odds of this vapid asshole saying “Australia is violating the first amendment!”
Even money?
I live in NZ. At lockdown protests people had Trump flags and were saying we were violating their first amendment… So much stupidity
Now imagine knowing these people are your neighbor and no matter how nice calm and civil you engage with them they’d never understand the monster they are about to vote for.
Imagine being related to some, imagine holidays are going to be strained whether he wins or not this year.
It is simple maths.
Think of how stupid the average person is.
Statistically, mathematically, incontravertably, if that is a bell distribution, then half of the people are even stupider than that!
That’s not quite true. A bell curve will put a ton of people right at the average, or within one standard deviation.
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Muslims started slavery
TIL: There was no slavery before the 7th century CE
Sad that she’ll being staying here, happy that at least in this instance we can’t export our crazies.
we can’t export our crazies.
You don’t have to. I have seen the craziest things being translated into Arabic and shared. Shame too many people in the Arab World still think the US is filled with educated and intelligent people, so your conspiracy theories get translated and spread as if some exclusive knowledge
Dear god that’s the * direct opposite* of what the rest of us think 😂
It is an easy trap to fall into since the US is still seen as the dominant and most advanced country.
Oh dear God. What kind of stuff are we inadvertantly spreading?
Vaccine denial, climate change denial, and so on… All the conspiracies about COVID, those got translated and shared too. So glad many Arab countries took the mandatory vaccination route for COVID, the people can’t be trusted to take care of themselves. Of course the vaccines being mandatory convinced the conspiracy theorists of the conspiracies they were translating and spreading. The most frightening hearing my father and others mentioning doctors who can fake your COVID vaccination record🤦♂️
Yep. Unfortunately, the US is currently doing a Cecil Kelly and the right is a vat of plutonium slurry just shy of a criticality.
Unrelated but did you know who has the longest unbroken record of chattel slavery?
Korea. Bet you didn’t expect that.
1600 years.
The Arab world must be up there too no? Qatar was built by slaves
“The Arab world” is a very wide net to cast, so maybe
Good
Womp womp
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