Abbie Chatfield calls anti-immigration protesters ‘dirty crusty freaks’ as she goes on furious rant: ‘Losers’

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Abby Chatfield has unleashed a passionate outburst criticizing the demonstrators who gathered under the banner of ‘Australia First’, expressing their disapproval of immigration throughout Australia on Sunday.

The thirty-year-old celebrity from reality TV posted a passionate video on social media, directly and bluntly expressing her criticism towards those demonstrating against immigration.

As a devoted follower, I must say that those individuals mirror my mental image of them quite perfectly. They seem to be just the sort of people I’d expect to attend such rallies.

In unison, across our nation, there seems to be an unusual commonality – many people I’ve interviewed appear to be clinging onto something short and sturdy. This oddity has left me puzzled, as if everyone has found a newfound companion in a compact accessory.

Later on, she asserted that numerous individuals participating in these gatherings seemed to be deficient in intellectual aptitude and sound judgment abilities.

They’re simply standing around with beers, casually expressing their opinion that ‘Albo should step down. They believe the government serves us, not the other way around.’ They don’t seem to have any specific demands or proposals in mind. In fact, it seems they’re not entirely sure why they’re there themselves.

She went on, stating that their sole motivations are hatred and prejudice. They tend to blame others due to their own inadequacies. Using unkind terms like ‘losers’ and ‘filthy, oddball misfits.’

She continued her remarks by suggesting these individuals are driven purely by hate and racial intolerance. Whenever they find themselves at a disadvantage, they point fingers at others. Employing less than respectful language like calling them ‘pathetic failures’ and ‘grimy, bizarre outcasts.’

As a devoted admirer, I couldn’t help but join the throngs in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart (and several regional cities too!) on that sunny Sunday in March. We marched, passionately voiceing our concerns, aiming to send a message about the nation’s unprecedented immigration rates. It was an extraordinary display of unity and concern for our country’s future.

The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, expressed disapproval towards the protests, stating that their intention was to create discord and weaken unity within society.

At the rally sites, there was a strong police presence due to numerous confrontations that occurred between the marchers and those demonstrating against them.

The government had also warned some protesters had far-right links and would be ‘spreading hate’.

Jacinta Price, Liberal Party Senator from the Northern Territory, denounced individuals labeled as neo-Nazis and racists attempting to manipulate demonstrations, and stated that they do not support the values symbolized by our national flag.

She went on to say that there will be numerous individuals waving the Australian flag today, who truly represent our nation’s principles, and they are both proud and admirable citizens of Australia.

These Australians are protesting due to genuine worries about the effects of unexpected large-scale immigration under the administration of Albanese, as well as potential fractures in our community unity.

At the beginning of August, Abbie publicly criticized the anticipated “Australia First” nationwide demonstration that was scheduled for August 31st.

Gatherings are being arranged by what appears to be a grassroots alliance consisting of nationalists, patriots, and ordinary Australians, with the intention of calling for a halt to excessive immigration.

Posting to TikTok, Abbie characterised the rallies as ‘racist’ and ‘xenophobic’. 

At a certain part of her extensive write-up, Abbie asserted that most Australians do not endorse such racist behavior.

She stated, “They strongly oppose that idea. These individuals, who are insecure and lack confidence, these utterly strange people, seek to assert their power.

Originally, I hadn’t intended to discuss this matter as I wanted to avoid drawing focus to it. However, given that it has garnered attention, it’s now necessary for us to address it directly and speak out against it.” She launched into a passionate six-minute speech.

As an ardent advocate, I felt compelled to interject and clarify misguided sentiments, explaining that it’s unjust to accuse immigrants for the escalating costs of living among us.

Instead, Abbie said people should consider ‘complex’ economic and political ‘strategies’.

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2025-09-01 11:34