Comments by "A T" (@AT-bq1kg) on "5MinuteSchool" channel.

@colingathercole391 I posted a response and it's been banned. So look it up. You should be doing your due diligence anyway on everything you hear online.
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 @johnholmes5674 Labour are centre left
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@lucia201189 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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He's a conspiracy theorist
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@charlottedixon6052 Doesn't he talk about the great replacement? It's a conspiracy theory. Already analysed by experts and branded as illogical nonsense riddled with the usual logical fallacies associated with such theories.
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 @deecook9638 It's evil to give minorities equal rights to self expression and freedom to practice their religion without fear?
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@colingathercole391 Sociologists and Demographers: Many have examined the demographic shifts in populations and debunked the myths surrounding the supposed "replacement," emphasising that migration and demographic changes are complex and not part of a conspiracy. Political Scientists: They often analyse the political implications of the theory, including its use in far-right rhetoric and its influence on policy. Media and Journalism: Numerous articles and investigative reports have explored how the Great Replacement theory has gained traction in online communities and political discourse, often linking it to extremist movements. Think Tanks and Research Organizations: Groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have published reports on the rise of conspiracy theories, including the Great Replacement, and their impact on social cohesion and extremist behavior.
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