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Amelia: the purple-haired goth girl who became a nationalist icon
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The Spectator Australia
It has been obvious for some time that there are basic concepts that the liberal British Establishment simply does not understand.
And all because of a purple-haired young cartoon woman called Amelia.
Amelia comes from a game called Pathways: Navigating Gaming, the Internet and Extremism.
The tone was ironic admiration – ‘Wait, they made the cute goth girl the racist?’ – but irony quickly melted into something warmer and more mischievous.
Happily, this is one battle the Establishment simply cannot win.