rightist politicians; divisive Brexit leaders; British far-right activist; the right-wing U.K. Independence Party; Other attacks on the far right; an angry backlash from some rightists; You don’t represent me, with your darker side of politics; some white supremacists.
“It turns a symbol used by the alt right — milk — to symbolize ‘whiteness’ and to mock ethnic groups with a greater predisposition to lactose intolerance, into an image of dramatic opposition,”
The polarizing politics of Mr. Farage; his “willingness to pander to hatred,”.
I don't get it. Are the milkshakes used to hurt muslims cause they're lactose intolerant or vegans in the UK? What harm can a milkshake do?
ReplyDeleteYou missed all this: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/21/world/europe/milkshake-nigel-farage.html
ReplyDeleteThis is nothing new. Back in the 90's here in Quebec, some politicians were getting hit with cream pies. It wasn't such a big deal.
Now we live in sissiland where everyone's feelings are hurt and every little incident becomes a terrorist act.
In that NY times article, LOL @:
ReplyDeleterightist politicians; divisive Brexit leaders; British far-right activist; the right-wing U.K. Independence Party; Other attacks on the far right; an angry backlash from some rightists; You don’t represent me, with your darker side of politics; some white supremacists.
“It turns a symbol used by the alt right — milk — to symbolize ‘whiteness’ and to mock ethnic groups with a greater predisposition to lactose intolerance, into an image of dramatic opposition,”
The polarizing politics of Mr. Farage; his “willingness to pander to hatred,”.
Ok, thanks for the explanation.
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