That isn't the worst part. The real, actual problem that this hateful racist rhetoric is now being used to support the batshit insane idea of "remigration". Basically, this means that even if you've long been an actual British citizen, or a citizen of the Western country that enacts this policy, you can suddenly be considered "not native enough" as a matter of public policy and be subjected to severely punishing policies that reduce you to a sort of de-facto second-class status; with the underlying notion being that you should be somehow compelled to "go back" to "your" country, whatever that is.

Of course it should go without saying that this is a regression to actual fascist-era thinking, it's outright unconstitutional in mostly any of the countries that would be considering this (but that doesn't stop populists from bringing it up), and needless to say, any hint of this being considered would have quite detrimental effects on any kind of underlying social cohesion. It's not just about high-minded principles, there's very practical consequences when this kind of inflammatory rhetoric is allowed to gain ground without very on-point challenges being raised.

I’m new to this story and so I read the blog post in the sibling comment and a DHH post it links to. For one, DHH’s supporting words for a provocative race troll (that guy who uses the stage name Tommy Robinson) are pretty suspect. Secondly though he allegedly repeats some statistics in a way that shows he only considers white people to be native Brits.

Pretty, ahem, niche opinions, to put it mildly.