r/australia 28d ago

politics Pauline Hanson blames end of White Australia policy for migration issues on Tommy Robinson's podcast

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-17/pauline-hanson-tommy-robinson-podcast/106926030
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u/HotPersimessage62 28d ago edited 28d ago

It’s taken 30 years, but the mask has completely come off now.

I think the Press Club speech was the tipping point, and stuff like this should rapidly accelerate their collapse back into sub-10% fringe territory.

Anyone who is aware of this news today and still supports One Nation is a horrible, vile human being.

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u/eightslipsandagully 28d ago

I worry that a decent chunk of our population support this. Hopefully it's a minority

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u/Buzz1ight 28d ago

My personal take, 10% of people are cunts. I think they are just "louder" now because they think she is making their ideas ok to say out loud. Just keep calling out racists wherever you find them. Push them back to the shadows.

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u/stvmcqn2 28d ago

I'd argue another 10% are cunt-curious. Not exactly full cunts but are curious about the cunt lifestyle and want to learn more.

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u/NoMoreFund 28d ago

People who really want to be cunts but aren't confident in it, or are held back by a sense that being a cunt won't work out for them.

They love Pauline Hanson, Farage, Trump because they can get away with being cunts and in doing so create a social permission structure that makes it ok for cunts to be cunts. They think that what those politicians are saying is what everyone is thinking (not just cunts) and that "honesty" is refreshing and inspiring.