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South African man’s visa cancelled after neo-Nazi rally outside NSW parliament
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2025
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1000 apologies, I read this, then read about the Pauline Hanson discrimination act stuff, then came back and got them confused. The cancellation of visas is always an option for any reason for the minister, I kind of think a committee or something would be better. I still think it's worth throwing the book at Nazis in every instance where they can't be ignored.
Yes, but throw the book at all of them equally.
If he is prosecuted for hate speech, then remove his visa. Why are the "Aussies" getting off scot free. Why the double standard?
I used to think the Victoria laws banning swastikas etc was overkill. In this day and age, who'd be an actual nazi.