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402K views · 5K reactions | Protestors have set the Australian flag on fire at the Invasion Day rally, in Brisbane. Some can also be seen spitting on the burnt remains. #AustraliaDay #InvasionDay #Australia #Brisbane #Queensland | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

The burning of an Australian flag at an Invasion Day rally has kicked off an even bigger debate across the country. HAVE YOUR SAY: https://bit.ly/4qJdQqM | Sunshine Coast Daily

Australia Day wasn’t just a debate about a date.... it was a warning. A man holding the Australian flag was mobbed, assaulted, and doused in red paint. Police largely stood back. Meanwhile, a speech, words may now be one of the first tests under Australia’s new hate-speech laws. Violence tolerated. Speech policed. Symbols targeted. This is the same pattern we’ve seen overseas. Ideological mobs in the streets. Selective enforcement of the law. A growing message that some Australians are allowed t