Australia’s Anti-Immigrant Protest: Goodwill, Hate & Confused Julian
On August 31, 2025, Australia’s anti-immigration protests promised a cocktail of vibes: from Julian Leeser's concerned political dad tone warning about anti-Indian and antisemitic undertones to the baffling notion that protestors might attend with 'goodwill.' Yes, in 2025, in a masterclass of political footwork, Leeser pleads ‘be careful who you hang with’ while reminding us these folks have "exhausted all appeal avenues." Apparently, only those with Aussie citizenship or valid visas get a cuddle from migration law—others get the gentle suggestion of moving to a 'another country.' Meanwhile, the nation collectively wonders if this protest is just codes for confused tourism or an accidental reunion party for Australia’s immigration policies.
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Australia’s anti-immigration protest is the ultimate bad wedding guest: bringing goodwill, hate speech, and confusing the host all at once. Julian Leeser’s ‘careful with company’ advice sounds like he’s one awkward convo away from banning everyone.
Julian Leeser’s anti-protest pep talk basically told protesters, 'Sure, you can show up, but don’t bring your antisemitism or anti-Indian vibes. Keep it casual, like a hostile family BBQ.'
Australia 2025: where protests mix good intentions with ‘this is definitely not a hate rally’ disclaimers, and politicians double as awkward referees for moral chaos.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/31/2025 | Author: Graham Readfearn
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