Abbie Chatfield and his partner, Peking musician Duk, Adam Hyde, have caused a wave of controversy after unleashing a diatribe loaded with blasphemies against attendees to anti -immigrant protests last weekend in Australia.
Chatfield, who has been a member of condemning the demonstrations, intensified his criticism on Tuesday by enlisting Hyde to join her in a set of set video.
The couple attacked the members of the National Socialist Network who faced the protesters in Camp Sobereignty in the domain of the King of Melbourne, marking all the protest participants “fucking losers”.
In addition, Hyde went further, telling protesters to “die” and declare that “belong to jail”, accusing them of racism and fanaticism.
In addition, he also condemned Australia as a country “confirmed within racism”, while criticizing the violence inflicted on indigenous activists after neo -Nazis groups broke into the site.
According to Daily mailThe outbreak caused strong criticism on social networks, with users accusing the pair of promotion of the same level of hatred to which they claimed to oppose.
A commentator wrote: “According to Abbie Chatfield and her boyfriend, if you protest immigration, you belong to the jail or worse, they really belong to an asylum.”
Meanwhile, others described the “vile” and “incendiary” pern, while some argued that the couple’s comments reflected the hostility of the extreme right groups.
However, not all reactions were negative.
Many Instagram followers praised the couple for adopting a strong position, with Chatfield supporters as a “people’s hero” and applauding it for speaking in the name of indigenous Australians.
In addition, the protests, which exploded in several cities on Sunday, descended to violence when about 30 men dressed in the sovereignty of the black camp assaulted.
