In July 2019 , English musician Billy Bragg criticized the Great Replacement , calling it a " racist creed " that was " being promoted so effectively by the far right that it is entering mainstream political discourse " . Releasing a public statement which accused fellow singer-songwriter Morrissey of endorsing the theory , he drew attention to an Institute for Strategic Dialogue report on far-right extremism . Bragg suggested ; " that Morrissey is helping to spread this idea — which inspired the Christchurch mosque murderer — is beyond doubt " . He proposed that fans of Morrissey , attempting to separate his music from his political views , were potentially " helping propogate " the conspiracy theory further . Bragg included American musician Brandon Flowers in his assertions , who had days before said Morrissey was " still a king " in spite of his public support for the far right For Britain Movement
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