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Fonda’s most noteworthy and reviled political moment occurred the same year, when she was photographed by the North Vietnamese sitting atop an antiaircraft gun.

But why did thousands of people travel miles to the heart of Westminster to march with a man reviled by mainstream politics – carrying a banner calling for Remigration Now?

From BBC

His political opponents however say he is antagonising Beijing which reviles Lai as a "separatist", and that he is leading Taiwan towards greater conflict with China.

From BBC

Cops continue to be near-universally reviled, with federal surveys showing that 9 out of 10 Mexicans don’t trust the police.

The president he killed is no less divisive, lauded for his country's economic rise and reviled for his authoritarian rule.

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