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Men At Work Frontman LOSES IT Over Down Under Song Used At March
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January 25, 2026
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January 25, 2026
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Men At Work Frontman LOSES IT Over Down Under Song Used At March
Colin Hay opposes anti-immigration use of Down Under
Down Under contains racist and xenophobic content
Anti-immigration groups reinterpret Down Under as pro-deportation anthem
Colin Hay accused of promoting Anglo supremacy and far-right extremism
Song lyrics characterized as racist
Down Under reflects white Australian perspective on immigration and national identity
Internet shaming and migration create cultural disruption described as foreign operation
Closed borders are not xenophobic but about system capacity
Accusations of racism and xenophobia used as control mechanism
Speaker rejects xenophobia label while advocating migrant removal
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