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Two protesters arrested on first day of Queensland’s ‘from the river to the sea’ ban
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2026
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The point is that slogan is considered hateful to some. It's considered to be calling for terrible things. You probably don't mean it that way (I hope), but knowing how offensive it is to others, why would you keep using it?
Because the people claiming they find it hateful are doing so performatively in order to restrict just criticism of their favourite country's genocidal actions. Or are being earnest, but have been tricked into believing it is offensive by the former group. Either way, the outcome is a pro-genocide one.
Zagorath, succinctly expressed. Thank you.
Who gives a shit what settlers think?
from the moskva to the oder
Push the nazis back and over
would have been considered hateful by g*rmans during WW2. Death to pissrahell. Death to fascism everywhere.