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Padders

New member
Jul 5, 2003
713
Cheadle Hulme
In very simple terms, the meaning of socialism is undemacratic, they dont represent the majority, they represent the minority.

Absolute tosh. Socialism is egalitarian, promoting equal rights for all.
 




Stoo82

GEEZUS!
Jul 8, 2008
7,530
Hove
Absolute tosh. Socialism is egalitarian, promoting equal rights for all.

Centre left Socialisum like the Labour partys is, yes your correct. But then again, that statement could be said for the Torys and the Lib Dems.
 


The Spanish

Well-known member
Aug 12, 2008
6,478
P
And we will see them off again.

I was down Cable Street on Sunday. My pal runs the last pub on there out of the dozen that were on it 20 years ago. Gets his windows put in every other night in an attempt at ethnic cleansing. They certainly saw off the fascists alright, just exchanged them for another sort.
 


coventrygull

the right one
Jun 3, 2004
6,752
Bridlington Yorkshire
Don't know, reckon a good lawyer could get him off...although he mentions the name of an NSC user in directing his post, and some other people who may be racist, he doesn't directly state a belief that the said user is also racist!

To be honest I don't mind one bit. I see it as a badge of honour. Oh and I have been called a lot worse.:bigwave:
 


Padders

New member
Jul 5, 2003
713
Cheadle Hulme
Centre left Socialisum like the Labour partys is, yes your correct. But then again, that statement could be said for the Torys and the Lib Dems.

You said socialism is undemocratic, which is just plain wrong.
 






Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
You said socialism is undemocratic, which is just plain wrong.

I thought that one of the central pillars of socialism was that everyone was equal, although in practice there will always be those who are more equal than others, this is not an accusation that can be levelled at the BNP...who would never regard a black, gay or jew on anywhere near equal terms...I would have thought a comparison with fascism more appropriate.
 


The one good thing that might come out of the BNP gains, is that it could wake up a few malcontent oiks/gangs/thugs that survive on crime and yet still blame their colour for it. If there's any chance of their running the streets, then they might realize what credibility that only gives to the likes of the BNP party.

Now all we need is an anti-chav party to adjust that imbalance.
 




Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
Now all we need is an anti-chav party to adjust that imbalance.

I wonder where the BNP stand on chavs...are they viewed as some sort of master race, being white and those least likely to be upwardly mobile and thus see their position in life most threatened by immigration.
 


I thought that one of the central pillars of socialism was that everyone was equal, although in practice there will always be those who are more equal than others, this is not an accusation that can be levelled at the BNP...who would never regard a black, gay or jew on anywhere near equal terms...I would have thought a comparison with fascism more appropriate.

Don't we still have a need to provide an equal voice for all?
There's a side to this that says - unless you know what the enemy think, you can't know what you are fighting against.

Griffin is particularly amusing in that he cannot HELP but reveal his dark side, despite clumsy attempts to veil it.
 


The Spanish

Well-known member
Aug 12, 2008
6,478
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The one good thing that might come out of the BNP gains, is that it could wake up a few malcontent oiks/gangs/thugs that survive on crime and yet still blame their colour for it. If there's any chance of their running the streets, then they might realize what credibility that only gives to the likes of the BNP party.

Now all we need is an anti-chav party to adjust that imbalance.

In the areas where it is rife in London, the far right parties were driven out of town 30 years ago. The Lewisham riots started as an anti mugging protest. Now Harperson wants ethnic 'minority' only shortlists in Camberwell and Peckham and it virtually unopposed locally. Places like Barking are dealing with the issues inner East London dealt with in the 70's. Now there is no far right vote there as there is virtually no indigenous (awful Griffin word but has some substance) white working class population (cue the students going on about Hugenots and refugees from the pogroms, that bear no resemblance to post war immigration, just to score some idiotic point).

A big far right vote is the last death throes of a dying man, in most places it happens. Nothing to celebrate, except the failure to equate the greed, expediency or cowardice in addressing (or failing to) the issue of immigration into inner city UK and the backfilling half baked coping mechanisms which have isolated many.

Big BNP vote in your area? Expect to be moving house very soon.
 
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Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
Don't we still have a need to provide an equal voice for all?
There's a side to this that says - unless you know what the enemy think, you can't know what you are fighting against.

Griffin is particularly amusing in that he cannot HELP but reveal his dark side, despite clumsy attempts to veil it.

Absolutely, what a lot of people seem to forget is that once someone is elected to political office they represent the whole of their constituency, regardless of whether they voted for them or even bothered to vote at all. The way to expose the two BNP MEPs for what they really are would be for their constituents to lobby them to vote in favour of laws that favour minority groups, particularly those of an ethnically diverse nature...then see what response they get!
 


clapham_gull

Legacy Fan
Aug 20, 2003
25,877
I wonder where the BNP stand on chavs...are they viewed as some sort of master race, being white and those least likely to be upwardly mobile and thus see their position in life most threatened by immigration.

They had a policy a few years ago of paying single mothers (probably only the white ones) to stay at home. No encouragement to work (even part time) just stay at home.

Seemed to have been dropped quietly, along with the international policies supporting their muslim brothers in their fight against Israel.

You see, that's why I have absolutely no time for them at all.

It's ok for that bloke from Coventry to pretend that the BNP have bagels on the afternoon menu now, but only a few years ago they were getting down with the Palestinians.
 


Old Greg

It's Choade My Dear
Feb 5, 2008
643
It's all a load of hot air, the BNP or any radical party will never gain control of this country, the majority of people see sense and will defend our civil liberties like in the 30's, they may gain a few voters as a protest against the current government, but when the situation resolves the extremist parties will once again be niche and only the few delinquents will bang their drum.
 




coventrygull

the right one
Jun 3, 2004
6,752
Bridlington Yorkshire
They had a policy a few years ago of paying single mothers (probably only the white ones) to stay at home. No encouragement to work (even part time) just stay at home.

Seemed to have been dropped quietly, along with the international policies supporting their muslim brothers in their fight against Israel.

You see, that's why I have absolutely no time for them at all.

It's ok for that bloke from Coventry to pretend that the BNP have bagels on the afternoon menu now, but only a few years ago they were getting down with the Palestinians.

So Labour can drop clause 4 but the BNP can't drop their support for the palestinians?
 


coventrygull

the right one
Jun 3, 2004
6,752
Bridlington Yorkshire
It's all a load of hot air, the BNP or any radical party will never gain control of this country, the majority of people see sense and will defend our civil liberties like in the 30's, they may gain a few voters as a protest against the current government, but when the situation resolves the extremist parties will once again be niche and only the few delinquents will bang their drum.

Its not the 1930's though is it. I don't pretend that the BNP are on their way to government. Politics is not that predictable. Its more lets wait and see.
 








clapham_gull

Legacy Fan
Aug 20, 2003
25,877
So Labour can drop clause 4 but the BNP can't drop their support for the palestinians?

One day I'll compile a list of your very odd parallels.

For the time being I'll put it down to your love of ley lines and the spirit of King Arthur entering Uranus (or something like that)
 




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