Post #2920418
2026-05-11 04:49 UTC
@levampyre@chaos.social
Not really.
Europe has a mix of different contexts and demographics so I’m not sure it applies there save for generational changes in mostly conservative environments and #Racism is more entrenched. .
I wouldn’t say the UK is Multicultural in composition or in policy either. Different context, there’s more low education angry white males and highten anti-immigration sentiments (if not racism) there which seems to transcend generational change.
And, looking at the US… well, it’s all laid out there for you to see but it’s also different. There is ChristoFascism and greater concentration of wealth there than anywhere else.
No, This article ought to be read in the #Australian context only IMO as written by the author/analyst.
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@levampyre@chaos.social 2026-05-11 04:57
@RaymondPierreL3@aus.social I do not know much of the Australian context. I only know Germany. And reading about demographics leaning more towards authoritarianism - elder conservatives, uneducated people and privileged white, ablebodied, hetero, neurotypical people - is exactly what I see here, too. I don't feel safe from our country ending up in an authoritarian regime, even though we should know better. It can happen again, which is why active resistance is so important.