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The list gets worse and worse as you go... he starts out with the usual right wing demagogue opinions and then just gets more and more explicitly racist as he g

by Sammi 14d ago

The list gets worse and worse as you go... he starts out with the usual right wing demagogue opinions and then just gets more and more explicitly racist as he goes. In the end talking about shooting wolves as an analogy for deporting gypsies... ??? I can't hand wave this stuff away. 1. https://world.hey.com/dhh/failed-integration-and-the-fall-of-multiculturalism-77296314 https://world.hey.com/dhh/failed-integration-and-the-fall-of... (Jan 2025) Argues that people from certain cultures can never integrate into European societies no matter what anyone does, which amounts to saying that where you come from permanently determines whether you can belong. 2. https://world.hey.com/dhh/closing-the-borders-alone-won-t-fix-the-problems-aca49088 https://world.hey.com/dhh/closing-the-borders-alone-won-t-fi... (Mar 2025) Calls Danish-born children and grandchildren of Middle Eastern, North African, Pakistani and Turkish immigrants "culturally-incompatible" and blames them for school violence and women feeling unsafe. These are Danish citizens being written off because of their ancestry. 3. https://world.hey.com/dhh/gender-and-sexuality-alliances-in-primary-school-at-cis-97f66c06 https://world.hey.com/dhh/gender-and-sexuality-alliances-in-... (Jun 2025) Describes a trans-inclusion week at his kids' school as indoctrination and talks about trans identity spreading among children like a contagion. This is the post people point to for transphobia. 4. https://world.hey.com/dhh/as-i-remember-london-e7d38e64 https://world.hey.com/dhh/as-i-remember-london-e7d38e64 (Sep 2025) The post that started the backlash. Says London is no longer full of "native Brits," but the numbers he uses are census figures for white British people, so non-white Londoners born in the UK don't count as British by his definition. Calls this a nightmare and a "demographic replacement," which is Great Replacement conspiracy language, and describes a Tommy Robinson march as heartwarming. 5. https://world.hey.com/dhh/we-ve-all-had-enough-of-this-nonsense-8545dd26 https://world.hey.com/dhh/we-ve-all-had-enough-of-this-nonse... (Sep 2025) His response to being called racist: the critics are woke loonies, and calling someone a Nazi is really a signal that violence against him has been authorized. Doesn't engage with what he actually wrote. 6. https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-rape-of-britain-610412f8 https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-rape-of-britain-610412f8 (Jun 2026) Presents the grooming-gang scandal as Pakistani Muslims raping White British girls, based on a report published by Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party rather than any official inquiry. The scandal is real; the ethnic-versus-ethnic framing and the partisan source are the problem. 7. https://world.hey.com/dhh/three-sacred-cows-that-must-die-so-europe-can-live-1afb203d https://world.hey.com/dhh/three-sacred-cows-that-must-die-so... (Jul 2026) Says stopping immigration isn't enough and that "millions who are already in Europe must go." He calls this remigration, a mass-deportation idea that came out of the European far right as the solution to the Great Replacement. 8. https://world.hey.com/dhh/wolves-sheep-and-gypsies-ba44af6a https://world.hey.com/dhh/wolves-sheep-and-gypsies-ba44af6a (Jul 2026) Compares Roma migrants in Copenhagen, whom he calls gypsies, to wolves killing sheep, and ends with: you shoot the wolves, you deport the gypsies. An ethnic group likened to predators, using a word many Roma consider a slur. 9. https://world.hey.com/dhh/i-m-sorry-dave-380ec27d https://world.hey.com/dhh/i-m-sorry-dave-380ec27d (Jul 2026) Defends the wolves post as banal mainstream opinion and approvingly cites The Camp of the Saints, a novel that white nationalists treat as a foundational text. Doubling down rather than walking anything back.

ShinyLeftPad 14d ago
You edited your comment substantially. About the two links you originally posted: I read them just before commenting here. It's a common (especially recently) view about immigrants in many countries. In Europe and USA it's a common politically conservative view, in PRC, Korea, Japan, Russia it's more mainstream. Not something I fully support. I disagree about disliking let alone deporting immigrants just because they're different or because of the skin color. However, I can see an issue when immigration significantly worsens tragedy of the commons. My view as I mentioned in some other thread before is that it's not unreasonable to expect an immigrant to culturally integrate (note that this doesn't mean abandoning religion or traditions) and speak local language. I guess DHH may be more conservative than me, but comparing it to German Nazi seems a stretch. Also, nearly half of Europeans I come across in my experience have similar views. I'll read the other links in a bit, thanks!
- Sammi 14d ago
  Yeah I found more stuff when I searched farther.
  - ShinyLeftPad 14d ago
    Based on your summaries, I stand by my opinion. The average conservative European is against trans weeks (no opinion), may agree that some cultures can never integrate (I disagree), may claim that some people are culturally incompatible because their parents are from some countries (this may be the worst, and I disagree), may claim that London is no longer full of Brits (contrary to your summary of it census puts a number on Brits of any skin color-59%-but I disagree that it is in itself an issue), would classify the grooming gang scandal as a Muslim-related issue (no opinion, as far as I recall Mohammed's recorded sayings discount harm to non-believers but no idea if that played any significant role), dislikes gypsies' effect on public places (I heard similar stuff from other Europeans, personally I don't have anything against gypsies and disagree with stressing ethnicity, but haven't lived where their presence is noticeable and IMO it's not unreasonable to expect integration from immigrants), etc. These don't seem like extreme views even if I don't support them. It's clear I don't agree with him but if there was a smoking gun that made his opinions too extreme considering mainstream I'm sure they would surface in your summaries. Not sure it's 1930 German Nazi level bad, though him being a bit famous makes it worse. I can see why some people may feel like they want to switch providers. luckily I don't use 1password. Thanks!

by Sammi 14d ago

ShinyLeftPad 14d ago

You edited your comment substantially. About the two links you originally posted: I read them just before commenting here. It's a common (especially recently) view about immigrants in many countries. In Europe and USA it's a common politically conservative view, in PRC, Korea, Japan, Russia it's more mainstream. Not something I fully support. I disagree about disliking let alone deporting immigrants just because they're different or because of the skin color. However, I can see an issue when immigration significantly worsens tragedy of the commons. My view as I mentioned in some other thread before is that it's not unreasonable to expect an immigrant to culturally integrate (note that this doesn't mean abandoning religion or traditions) and speak local language. I guess DHH may be more conservative than me, but comparing it to German Nazi seems a stretch. Also, nearly half of Europeans I come across in my experience have similar views. I'll read the other links in a bit, thanks!

Sammi 14d ago
Yeah I found more stuff when I searched farther.
- ShinyLeftPad 14d ago
  Based on your summaries, I stand by my opinion. The average conservative European is against trans weeks (no opinion), may agree that some cultures can never integrate (I disagree), may claim that some people are culturally incompatible because their parents are from some countries (this may be the worst, and I disagree), may claim that London is no longer full of Brits (contrary to your summary of it census puts a number on Brits of any skin color-59%-but I disagree that it is in itself an issue), would classify the grooming gang scandal as a Muslim-related issue (no opinion, as far as I recall Mohammed's recorded sayings discount harm to non-believers but no idea if that played any significant role), dislikes gypsies' effect on public places (I heard similar stuff from other Europeans, personally I don't have anything against gypsies and disagree with stressing ethnicity, but haven't lived where their presence is noticeable and IMO it's not unreasonable to expect integration from immigrants), etc. These don't seem like extreme views even if I don't support them. It's clear I don't agree with him but if there was a smoking gun that made his opinions too extreme considering mainstream I'm sure they would surface in your summaries. Not sure it's 1930 German Nazi level bad, though him being a bit famous makes it worse. I can see why some people may feel like they want to switch providers. luckily I don't use 1password. Thanks!