Abbie Chatfield and his partner, the musician of Beijing Duk, Adam Hyde, sparked a wave of controversy after having triggered a tirade charged with blasphemies against the participants of the anti-immigration demonstrations of last weekend in Australia.
Chatfield, who made the voice by condemning the rallies, intensified his criticism on Tuesday by calling on Hyde to join her in a joint video diatribe.
The couple targeted the members of the national socialist network who clashed with demonstrators to the sovereignty of the camp in the field of the King of Melbourne, marking all the participants in the “F ****** losers” demonstration.
In addition, Hyde went further, telling demonstrators to “die” and declare that they “belong to prison”, accusing them of racism and fanaticism.
In addition, he also condemned Australia as a country “confirmed racism”, while criticizing the violence inflicted on indigenous militants after the neonazi groups stormed the site.
About Daily mailThe explosion aroused strong criticism of social media, users accusing the promotion pair of the same level of hatred which they claimed to oppose.
A commentator wrote: “According to Abbie Chatfield and his boyfriend, if you protest against immigration, you belong to prison or worse – they really belong to an asylum.”
Meanwhile, others marked the diatriber “vile” and “incendiary”, while some argued that the comments of the couple reflected the hostility of the far -right groups.
However, not all reactions were negative.
Many Instagram followers have congratulated the couple for having taken a strong position, with supporters greeting Chatfield like a “people of the people” and applauded it for having spoken on behalf of the Aboriginal Australians.
In addition, the demonstrations, which broke out in several cities on Sunday, went down to violence when around thirty men dressed in sovereignty of the assault camp.
