Apparently so.
Believe it or not, the screenshots below (discovered by the Twitter account @DMReporter), contain real comments, written by real people.
They may read like an American right-wing extremist, in a Ross Kemp documentary; however, the comment authors appear to be UK citizens.
While they may not be members of any extremist groups, they disturbingly seem to share the views of some of those crazy hate-filled men and women from overseas.
Perhaps Mr Kemp’s next documentary should be about far-right extremists on our own shores. Sadly, they certainly exist!
It all starts surprisingly well. An article on the London skyline. Nothing offensive here…
That is, until you reach the comments section!
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