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TOPIC: Love the papers today...
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Re:Love the papers today... 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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No, no BR, 22% say they are "considering' whether to vote for the BNP or, presumably, the Greens, Tories, Lib Dems or Raving Monster Loony Party.
I, for one, am considering this. If asked, at the moment, there's not a chance in hell I'd vote BNP and very little chance I'll vote for anyone. But that puts me in the 22% "considering". As opposed to the 78% who apparently intend to vote without "considering".
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Re:Love the papers today... 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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"95% of the UK population agree with the BNP about the immigration problem. Outside London it is 100%."
Really? You mean there are only 5% of us here in the provinces who aren't hate-filled xenophobes?
62% agree with the BNP that we should leave Afganistan within a year."
Please don't lump my opinion in with those guys. It was arrived at via a completely different set of thought processes which aren't based on hatred. I don't "agree" with the BNP any more than I'd "agree" with Heinrich Himmler if he told me that flies aren't neccessarily good things to have in your kitchen.
[i]"100% agree that Jack Straw is an idiot and New Labour are fascist - more fascist than the BNP"
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New Labour are totalitarian in priciple, authoritarian in practice. I have, however, yet to see any evidence that they base their manifestoes on the principles of racial superiority. I'd agree with the proposal that Jack Straw is an idiot {indeed I'd go farther}. But, once again, this oinion should not be seen as any kind of evidence that I agree with the BNP. I'd rather have New Labour to be honest. And that's saying something. At least they don't want to hang people like me.
"99% Disagree with the BNP on their race policies of re-patriation etc."
That's like saying "I agree that you should fix my car, but I'm not prepared to pay for your labour" The race issue is a central tenet of BNP policies and thinking. If you don't want to pay the price, don't employ the guy to do the work.
"Therefore it is readers of all papers who agree with the BNP."
I agree. There are fascists, racists and idiots within the readership of every newspaper in the country. I just don't see what your point is.
"22% say they may vote BNP - this is more than the Liberal Democrats have been getting and only 3% less than NEW LABOUR in recent opinion polls."
So the normally stupid readership of the above newspapers is being even sillier than usual. Does that mean they support some BNP policies? Or does it mean they supposrt ALL BNP policies? Or does it mean {as I suspect} that they haven't actually got a clue WHAT they fucking well believe?
"The BNP are speaking up for the ordinary people of the UK who dont like the EU - who dont want the social problems unlimited immigration is bringing to the UK - who dont want war against other countries."
The BNP are not "speaking up" for anyone other than themselves and their twisted philosophies. There are vast numbers of people out there who "don't like" the EU for a variety of reasons, not all of them wholesome. Personally I have no problems with the EU, I find the rest of Europe less closed-minded than the UK, with far more interesting food and culture. It doesn't surprise me that there are still hundreds of thousands if Little Eng{er}landers out there. But I would argue that a good proportion of even them would not claim that the BNP represents either their views or their interests.
"The BNP have cleverly positioned themselves on the side of the UK public by listening to them. NEW LABOUR and the NEW TORIES and the LIBERALS all are "arrogant Know all" who have been ignoring the UK public on the major issues."
A fascinating viewpoint, but fundamentally flawed. What they are doing is exploiting populism. Like the NSDAP before them They've identified a few groups of scapegoats and hung them up before the Great Unwashed as examplars of what is wrong with this country. The Nazis identified the Jews, Communists and those who they termed "sub humans". The BNP have selected Muslims, immigrants and sex offenders {in fact any kind of criminal - repentent or not is, in the words of Nick Griffin - "vermin"}. To a lesser extent this is a practice engaged in by all political parties. It's not new and it's not exclusive to the BNP. It's the oldest {and most transparent} trick in the book.
"We were promised a REFERENDUM on LISBON TREATY - but we wont get one. CAMERON has not got the guts to pull us out of the LISBON TREATY. He lacks any bottle and is a puppet like BROWN. The BNP say they will."
Oh dear, there go those capitals again. Here's the fact. The British Public have no idea what is in the Lisbon Treaty. Give them a referendum and the sad fact is that they wouldn't even begin to be able to answer the question in any kind of informed way. Do YOU know what's in the Lisbon Treaty, BR? I'll almost guarantee you that your average BNP member doesn't.
[color=#FF0000]"ID CARDS are more racist by the way than any BNP policy - these cards that NEW LABOUR want identify us by not only race by many other things as well. They are BIOMETRIC. Yet I dont see people complaining about ID Cards in the same way they complain about this."[/color]
The BNP don't want to force us to carry ID cards. Fine. I haven't seen any kind of policy document that says they will force me to eat humus for breakfast or only have my washing machine serviced on Wednesdays. None of these things are good reasons for voting for a party as vile as the BNP.
[color=#FF0000]"Finally - lets compare the RACE POLICIES of each party :
CONSERVATIVES : 0 foreigners killed but voted for the IRAQ and AFGAN war which has killed ONE MILLION foreigners because of their race and religion.
NEW LABOUR : 1 million Islamics killed because of their race and religion in illegal wars.
BNP : 0 foreigners killed and a promise not to fight these wars - so a promise to stop killing foreigners unless they invade our country.
Which is the RACIST party out of these three parties ?"
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The one which defines peoples' right to live here primarily by their skin colour, religion and ethnicity. Now which party do you think that would be again?
A couple of weeks ago you were flying the flag for the EDL. Now you are apparently giving your support to the BNP. You honestly expect anyone to believe that the supportive views you express here do not betray an extreme right wing bias on your part, BR?
You may call it "free thinking". I'd call it fascism, freely admitted or not.
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Re:Love the papers today... 14 Years, 7 Months ago
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robbiex wrote:
[quote]Please don't start another discussion about scientists saying we all originate in Africa.quote]
I have never done so, actually.
A couple of points, robbie:
1. It seems you don't have much idea about how points systems work. I have worked in many countries which use points systems both as an employer and employee. I do not have detailed knowledge of how the UK system works, but here is how they work in most places in which I have expderienced.
Firstly, points systems are generally aimed at skilled workers and/or management. The aim of the system is to ensure that anyone coming to work in the country has skills that will benefit the country. Those skills have to be backed up by recognised qualifications. The employer has to provide proof of this, and also evidence that they cannot find a person to fill that position in the country.
In my experience, everyone who obtained a work permit had to have a university degree and/or professional qualifications.
An example of this: I set up and managed a language training company in Hungary (pre-EU membership) and employed almost exclusively native speaker teachers, i.e. only native English speakers would teach English etc.
In order to obtain work permits for my teaching staff, who were from the UK, US and Canada, I had to justify to the authorities why, in the view of my company, it was better to learn a language from a native speaker. Then I had to provide original degree certificates for every teacher, along with originals of teaching qualifications. Anyone who did not have both of these was not allowed to work in Hungary for my company.
You cannot use a system like this to bring in "young, fit people who will work for little money and put our own working classes out of a job" as you put it. There is no way unqualified people would get enough points.
Points systems do not apply to EU citizens, due to the freedom of movement which has existed (both ways) for many years now between many countries.
2. I agree that the BNP are not going to get into power (thank heavens), but I think it is important to look at their policies and push them to their logical conclusion.
I will say no more about the 'ethnic foreigners' policy, except to reply to your last post:
Imagine the BNP came into power, and wrote to all black people offering to send them to Africa, West Indies etc because they were not white. What does that mean implicitly (or explicitly)? It means "we don't want you here because of your race". What an appalling thing to say to someone. So if someone chooses to stay, they will feel very uncomfortable and definitely unwelcome.
And you say this is discrimination against white people???
Excuse me, I'm laughing so hard I can't type.
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