immigration helps the country, and to be honest the polish do more work than some Brits i know who sit on their ass and claim benefits, and child benefit on about a hundred kids. also more people leave the UK every year than enter.IsoNeko said:
sadly this is very unlikely. German parliament has been trying to illegalise their far right groups for about 20 years, but they can't. there are some downsides to the UN, NATO and whatever else human rights crap.Gooble said:I think it's awesome, and if there's any happening near me, I'm going. And participating. And potentially getting arrested
But seriously, I'm all for free speech and political freedom, but if I was in Government I'd make it my sole objective to ban the BNP.
I actually agree with everything you've said.razer17 said:
oh my fucking god that is quite something there. do people who vote for the BNP even know what the BNP stand for? do they not know of the total incompetence? are they just misguided? am I just giving humanity too much credit?AngloDoom said:
That... Doesn't surprise me at all. These racist fuckwits genuinely believe that if you aren't white, you can't speak English.AngloDoom said:
I think many people are misguided. I have one friend who voted for them and justified it with the line "I don't agree with some of their most... Silly policies. I still think their more normal policies are best for this country."MusicalFreedom said:
Yeah, I've been thinking about it and I don't think there is actually any way to definitively stop the BNP apart from Governments actually doing a good job. I mean the Government could either specifically ban the BNP, which would leave the BNP and their votes very unhappy and the problem would become minimal but never fully disappear though the media and general public, while feeling uneasy because it's a restriction of free speech, would I think overall support the move; or they could create some legislation which would either ban extremist parties or cleverly word it so that it only really covers the BNP, but again that would be a dodgy move. Alternatively, someone such as Gordon Brown could do it anyway as he'll be gone soon enough, get a law passed (which I think would probably be supported by the majority of Government, considering the main 3 all hate the BNP) banning the BNP, get heavily criticised, resign, and I don't think that any appeals against the new law would actually be accepted.razer17 said:sadly this is very unlikely. German parliament has been trying to illegalise their far right groups for about 20 years, but they can't. there are some downsides to the UN, NATO and whatever else human rights crap.Gooble said:I think it's awesome, and if there's any happening near me, I'm going. And participating. And potentially getting arrested
But seriously, I'm all for free speech and political freedom, but if I was in Government I'd make it my sole objective to ban the BNP.
another thing, and this is the most likely, is to say that you can't run for MP or any political positions, if you have certain convictions. that would eliminate half the BNP crowd. generally any law passed has to go through the house of parliament and the house of lords, so it would never get through.Gooble said:
