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Any press is good press. Filter out any mention of fashtech so that you can't be tempted to respond to it.
The picture is an example in #mbin. Lemmy might have it too
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You cannot lament your personal ideal of your country being diluted or ruined by the influx of people of other races without a significant amount of fear or hatred. Otherwise it wouldn't be an issue in the first place. The very thought requires othering a group of people determined to be undesirable.
I disagree. I think it is possible to feel concern about cultural change without holding fear or hatred toward a specific group of people.
People might push back against change not because they're out to get anyone, but simply because they like how things are working now and worry that change will just cause a mess.
This is true, but not what his article does. It expresses concern about the changes he observed and attributes those changes towards a specific group of people (those he views as foreign). Context can't just be ignored.
Those feelings cannot be rooted in anything except xenophobia. Mollifying the language doesn't get away from the root of where such sentiments even come from.