Abbie Chatfield and partner Adam Hyde have been slammed after going on a wild rant over last weekend’s anti-immigration protests.
The influencer has been criticising attendees in the wake of the protests which took place in cities throughout Australia on Sunday.
She doubled down on her criticism on Tuesday, this time enlisting her Peking Duk partner Adam Hyde.
After taking aim at members of the National Socialist Network who clashed with demonstrators at Indigenous burial site Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne King’s Domain, Abbie tarred all attendees with the same brush, branding them ‘f***ing losers.’
She then brought Adam into frame as she continued: ‘All of you pieces of s**t who won’t listen to an adult woman because you call me hysterical, here is an adult man that will talk to you.’
Adam also pulled no punches, going on an expletive-laden rant, telling those that attended Sunday’s rallies to ‘die’.
Abbie Chatfield and partner Adam Hyde have been slammed after going on a wild rant over last weekend’s anti-immigration protests
‘You are an immigrant yourself, this is not our land. It doesn’t take a genius to know that but you’re so far from that,’ he said.
‘To think that you’re protesting against immigrants, that’s not what’s going on here. This is flat out racism and anyone that denies that is a f***ing racist.’
Adam then suggested that anyone who attended Sunday’s protests needed to be locked up.
‘You belong in jail,’ he said.
‘You’re all bigots and pieces of s***. You’re a stain on this country and you shouldn’t represent this country at all.’
Not finished with his tirade, Adam added that Australia was a deeply racist country.
‘Unfortunately, this country is rooted and upheld within racism so it’s very on brand. You’re all scum and you need to do better,’ he said.
‘There’s Indigenous people that have been hurt after Nazi losers ran through this camp. How the f**k is that trying to reclaim Australia?’
The influencer has been criticising attendees in the wake of the protests which took place in cities throughout Australia on Sunday
Adam rounded off his rant with a disturbing call to his detractors.
‘You all have f***ing pea brains. Don’t procreate, just die,’ he said.
The post generated a deluge of criticism on social media, with many taking to X to slam the couple.
‘According to @AbbieChatfield & her boyfriend, if you protest against immigration you “belong in jail or worse” – these people genuinely belong in an asylum,’ one user wrote.
Another chimed in with: ‘Abbie Chatfield brings out her boyfriend on a leash to tell patriotic Australians that they should all kill themselves for daring to want a country. Extremely mentally ill.’
Another said the pair were no better than the ‘white supremacists’ that they were apparently railing against.
‘What stands out to me most with this is the hatefulness they share with the white supremacists,’ they wrote.
‘I don’t care what breed of hateful you are, this is just as ignorant, vile and incendiary as what those goons spew.’
She doubled down on her criticism on Tuesday, this time enlisting her Peking Duk partner Adam Hyde
The post generated a deluge of criticism on social media, with many taking to X to slam the couple
It wasn’t all criticism though, with many followers on Instagram praising the couple for speaking out.
‘This is the best version of teamwork on the internet,’ one follower offered, while another added: ‘Abbie; the people’s hero. We love you.’
Another praised Abbie’s ‘enthusiasm’ with: ‘Speak louder our queen, I’m Indigenous heritage and I absolutely love your passion.
‘Thank you, thank you for speaking loud for us.’
The anti-immigration protest took place in cities throughout Australia on Sunday.
Between 20 and 30 men dressed in black clashed with demonstrators at the self-styled Camp Sovereignty in the King’s Domain in Melbourne.
Footage showed several men verbally abusing those gathered at the makeshift camp, while some stomped on an Aboriginal flag.
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, who is a member of the National Socialist Network, was seen among the group of men gatecrashing the camp.
Officers arrested Sewell and two other men outside Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday at 3.20pm.
It comes after between 20 and 30 men dressed in black clashed with demonstrators at the self-styled Camp Sovereignty in the King’s Domain in Melbourne at 5pm on Sunday
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell, who is a member of the National Socialist Network, was seen among the group of men gatecrashing the camp. Officers arrested Sewell and two other men outside Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday at 3.20pm
Sewell and the two other men, aged 23 and 20, were interviewed in relation to an ongoing investigation into alleged assaults in King’s Domain.
Hours later, he was charged with violent disorder, affray, assault by kicking, discharge missile and other offences.
He has been remanded to appear at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.
The 23-year-old man, from Mooroolbark, has been charged with violent disorder, affray and assault by kicking.
The 20-year-old man, who is from Ardeer, has been charged with violent disorder, affray and discharge missile.
The two young men have been bailed to appear at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on 10 December.
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