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Flat White

The identity politics of the lunar right

18 March 2019

7:32 AM

18 March 2019

7:32 AM

On Friday 50 people were massacred in New Zealand; murdered by a terrorist who looked at women and children and saw nothing more than a religion. And already a commentary has started around these attacks that has revealed two separate worldviews in Australia.

Those who hold the first view are inclined to view each other as individuals worthy of dignity, and judge these individuals based on their actions.

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