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  For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Embracing far left identity politics only emboldens far right identity politics.
context: I can’t really read the full article, but his core argument is boring. For someone claiming to work under tot artistic freedom, he’s just rehashing a tired old argument >
  
  How does a group of actors pointing out that von Trier (as well as others) doesn't employ non-white actors lead to fascism exactly? 
  Three Danish TV-shows and films are in production and not one of the 42 roles went to an actor who isn't ethnically Danish according to the campaign. Von Trier simply does not like to be critiqued, he is not in any danger of being censured. There's not gonna be laws that film makers have to employ a minimum of five non-white actors. And have you ever even heard about someone successfully claiming that they were discriminated against because they didn't get a role? If you have I would very much like to see proof of that. 
  So if non-white Danish actors want any chance to work in their industry of choice then they need the public to care about there being so few non-white actors in Danish TV- and film productions and put pressure on the industry. >
  
  
  So if non-white Danish actors want any chance to work in their industry of choice then they need the public to care about there being so few non-white actors in Danish TV- and film productions and put pressure on the industry.
  
  Wouldn't it be easier, if non-white Danish actors focused on acting? It seems to have worked out quite well for Kim Bodnia, Dar Salim, and Hella Joof. >
  
  … How exactly are they supposed to do that when they are not considered for roles based on their race did you think? 
  And again: please describe to me in great detail how criticising von Trier will lead to fascism? >
  
  
  … How exactly are they supposed to do that when they are not considered for roles based on their race did you think?
  
  What makes you think that they haven't been considered? They are complaining about not being selected and want to be selected because of the color of their skin. >
  
  On how von Trier links positive discrimination and quotas to fascism, see my response above to  u/TemporaryBridge1206. >
  
  What is positive discrimination in your eyes and how would you describe fascism? And how does positive discrimination lead to the described fascism in your opinion? >
  
  You should have the right to choose who you interact with. >
  
  okay but HOW does it lead to fascism?