Neo-Nazi Threats vs MPs: NSW's Double Standard Debate
On a Saturday that apparently inspired about 60 burly dudes dressed like they raided a goth uniform factory, a neo-Nazi rally outside NSW parliament featured calls to abolish the 'Jewish lobby' and recycled antisemitic tropes so tired, even meme makers rolled their eyes. Following the cringe-fest, federal MP Allegra Spender and state MP Kellie Sloane condemned it on socials and promptly got death threats and Biden-level awkwardly phrased calls to 'rhetorically rape' Spender â yep, running the full creeper spectrum here. NSW premier casually dismissed claims of a double standard amid far-right fury versus pro-Palestine activism, because politics is always a mix of 'who did it worse' and 'how loud can we scream?'
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Nothing says democracy like MPs being threatened with death AND oddly specific 'rhetorical rape' calls for daring to tweet against 60 goth Nazis. NSW police, take notesâthis isn't just politics, it's a costume party that took a dark turn.
60 emo Nazis and violent threats later, NSW premiership debates if banning swastikas might cramp their Saturday fun. Spoiler: 'double standards' seem to be the only thing they can't ban.
When your 'hate group' looks like an oversize Black Friday cosplay party, but the real horror is the inbox of MPs calling out hate. Zoom in on democracyâs dumpster fire.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 11/10/2025 | Author: Penry Buckley
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