MrA
Free! Free I tells ya!
Won't happen!
You're probably right. My initial enthusiasm for his incarceration has somewhat diminished after reading some of the comments.
My bonfire has been pee'd on.
Won't happen!
You're probably right. My initial enthusiasm for his incarceration has somewhat diminished after reading some of the comments.
My bonfire has been pee'd on.
In my experience (which is from about '77 onward) the majority don't..
Which again mirrors the situation in the late 1970s into the early 1980s with the NF. In terms of pre-electoral polling and anecdotal opinion for '79, and even to some extent in '83, the NF appeared to have a fairly large constituency, based on people "openly stating" an intention to vote for them. It didn't however, materialise, not least because of the co-opting of policy by the tories, but also because some people, "in the cold light of day", couldn't bring themselves to vote for such people.My experience in the last 18 months is an ever increasing number of people seem to be prepared to openly state that they are going to vote BNP at the next general election.
Sounds like the archetypal "protest vote", where people can't quite bring themselves to abstain from voting, so vote wildly for a party they believe has no chance.(Quite why I have no idea, because in normal circumstances all they have wanted to do in the past is get ratarsed and chill for the weekend and not mention politics.)
They are not the stereotypical "knuckle draggers" either.
I'd argue that they in some cases do but that it's of a different type than the issues that people like myself have, in that their issues with poverty and housing aren't based so much on the insecurity of their position as the insecurity of their self-image and self-belief. Almost a return to the Victorian-era dread of not being able to put the right face on for the world rather than fear of the workhouse.The issues turning folk towards the BNP aren't poverty and housing though, but immigration. It has been argued on here (even by yourself) that the core BNP vote is from the lower middle classes who don't generally have problems with housing or face poverty like the w/c do.
Weirdly, the areas where I've experienced this attitude have been rural rather than urban. Perhaps my estate just has a larger than average quota of well-integrated human beings!Most people I know of who are suddenly championing the BNP tend to know very little about politics but follow the line of no more immigration = vote BNP.
Quite, the ultra leftists take away any enthusiasm for politics and replace it with depression. There is something wrong when they do this repeatedly...
AS it goes, I think Griffin in prison would be good. I cannot see it helping the BNP at all (less cash from his 'job' etc). As for doing his credibility good by Griffin being in prison. ONLY among a certain very small section of the population, and those predisposed to thinking the BNP actually have anything to say.
Yes indeed. Calling on the state to imprison Nick Griffin is clearly the height of working class political consciousness.
the alternative course of action argued by the same poster was to bring some fictitious mob in to do Griffin over.
My experience in the last 18 months is an ever increasing number of people seem to be prepared to openly state that they are going to vote BNP at the next general election.
(Quite why I have no idea, because in normal circumstances all they have wanted to do in the past is get ratarsed and chill for the weekend and not mention politics.)
They are not the stereotypical "knuckle draggers" either.
Yes indeed. Calling on the state to imprison Nick Griffin is clearly the height of working class political consciousness.
They don't have a policy of non-white expulsion.
scumsuckers said:- Deport all the two million plus who are here illegally;
- Deport all those who commit crimes and whose original nationality was not British;
- Review all recent grants of residence or citizenship to ensure they are still appropriate;
- Offer generous grants to those of foreign descent resident here who wish to leave permanently;
- Stop all new immigration except for exceptional cases;
- Reject all asylum seekers who passed safe countries on their way to Britain.
scumsuckers said:The British National Party exists to secure a future for the indigenous peoples of these islands in the North Atlantic which have been our homeland for millennia.
We use the term indigenous to describe the people whose ancestors were the earliest settlers here after the last great Ice Age and which have been complemented by the historic migrations from mainland Europe.
The state? He may rightly go to prison for falling foul of the law.
So no they don't. Nothing in that says that they have a policy of compulsory non-white expulsionOriginally Posted by scumsuckers
- Deport all the two million plus who are here illegally;
- Deport all those who commit crimes and whose original nationality was not British;
- Review all recent grants of residence or citizenship to ensure they are still appropriate;
- Offer generous grants to those of foreign descent resident here who wish to leave permanently;
- Stop all new immigration except for exceptional cases;
- Reject all asylum seekers who passed safe countries on their way to Britain.
Yes they doQuote:Originally Posted by scumsuckers
The British National Party exists to secure a future for the indigenous peoples of these islands in the North Atlantic which have been our homeland for millennia.
We use the term indigenous to describe the people whose ancestors were the earliest settlers here after the last great Ice Age and which have been complemented by the historic migrations from mainland Europe.
The BNP’s policy is to:
So no they don't. Nothing in that says that they have a policy of compulsory non-white expulsion
They have a policy of voluntary repatriation in line with long standing Home office plans.
Really? You can't see it?
They describe Britons as indigenous to these Isles or migrated from mainland Europe. That's white people isn't it? Answer=yes
Then they state
- Review all recent grants of residence or citizenship to ensure they are still appropriate;
Given the statement above what would you deduce from that?
Have you actually read the links? Do you know anything about the BNP at all?
I think you are confusing them with another far right group
They're made it explicitly clear that forcible/compulsory repatriation is a fantasy. Yes, i do know a fair few things about the BNP - this included. You might want to choose better ground...
It's not. Even offering grants to people to leave admits this. You won't win this one.
Then they state
- Review all recent grants of residence or citizenship to ensure they are still appropriate;
No, you're wrong -you're wrong on actual policy and interpretation of policy. You, once again, emphasise this when you highlight
What does recent mean? How many black people does that apply to? Fuck all.
So no they don't. Nothing in that says that they have a policy of compulsory non-white expulsion
They have a policy of voluntary repatriation in line with long standing Home office plans.
and you trust em!!!!
You're wrong pal. Back pedal all you like.