A government that calls its own people racist or un-Australian doesn’t deserve to govern. That’s not a radical thought; it’s a fundamental principle of a functioning democracy. Yet, here we are. Tomorrow, thousands of Australians will march, and the government has already decided who they are. They are “far-right activists.” They are people who “seek to divide and undermine our social cohesion.” They are, in the words of a minister, “not modern Australia.” Let’s break this down. The government’s argument is that simply raising concerns about the rate of immigration is an act of racism. But here’s what’s really happening: they are...