> Extremists have managed to get people to believe the misinformation and lies they are pushing and mobilise them as people “feel voiceless and unheard”, he added.
> The 59-year-old said the child’s older brother became involved in the movement via extreme right-wing forums – explaining his organisation had helped both brothers leave the far right.
If anyone is reading this and is starting to realise they might have been duped online, the charity mentioned is
Things are not as bleak as subs like this would like you to believe. Reject hate and reconnect with the real world, it’s a lot more healthy!
The best way to tackle the far right is simple, let’s actually deal with the problems they’re using to gain support, the main one being migrants coming in unsustainable numbers on boats.
Crime being another major issue, local shops having to build large barraces to protect themselves, I’ve literally seen this happen in my local Tesco, nothing happens to repeat offenders.
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Really good article OP.
> Extremists have managed to get people to believe the misinformation and lies they are pushing and mobilise them as people “feel voiceless and unheard”, he added.
> The 59-year-old said the child’s older brother became involved in the movement via extreme right-wing forums – explaining his organisation had helped both brothers leave the far right.
If anyone is reading this and is starting to realise they might have been duped online, the charity mentioned is
https://www.exithate.com
Things are not as bleak as subs like this would like you to believe. Reject hate and reconnect with the real world, it’s a lot more healthy!
The best way to tackle the far right is simple, let’s actually deal with the problems they’re using to gain support, the main one being migrants coming in unsustainable numbers on boats.
Crime being another major issue, local shops having to build large barraces to protect themselves, I’ve literally seen this happen in my local Tesco, nothing happens to repeat offenders.