I'm going to have a pop at the shake throwing hero.
It should have been chocolate flavour so the racist twat turned brown when he got splattered.
It should have been chocolate flavour so the racist twat turned brown when he got splattered.
Oh wow...that is so clever and cool. Did you think of that all by yourself? .....yeah you tell him because for sure it would have been sooooooo funny...cos turning racists brown is sooooo funny.I'm going to have a pop at the shake throwing hero.
It should have been chocolate flavour so the racist twat turned brown when he got splattered.
In remarks unearthed by the Guardian, Robinson told a meeting of far-right activists in Cork in 2016 that the west was “too weak to say our culture is superior to Muslim culture” and – in comments picked up off-camera – told one rightwing campaigner it was fine to use violence against counter-protesters as long as it was not on camera. “If the cameras aren’t there, fucking punch the geezers right in the head,”
I don't think he has much of a chance but we are in a bad state when that's even a question.
strange indeed. politics has never been such a headbanging mess, stuck in the brexit mire, the far right/populism stuff appealing (like trump voters) as knocking parliament etc. i see very few positives at the mo.
It isn't actually a question though is it - the numbers arent there. People are just a bit hysterical about it cause he's the big bad wolf.I don't think he has much of a chance but we are in a bad state when that's even a question.
It's still a question that's being asked even if the answer is clearly "no", and the fact that it's being asked is part of the process.It isn't actually a question though is it - the numbers arent there. People are just a bit hysterical about it cause he's the big bad wolf.
The danger his candidature poses is being blown out of proportion by opposing parties as a campaigning tool. Sadly this suits him as well as them...It's still a question that's being asked even if the answer is clearly "no", and the fact that it's being asked is part of the process.
It's not impossible but I think it's very unlikely - he really isn't that popular generally. The problem is being in a state where he's more than a joke candidate. There are people around who are only slightly less racist who might actually have some chance. His presence and publicity drags everything more in that direction, and similarly he is enabled by others.
It isn't actually a question though is it - the numbers arent there. People are just a bit hysterical about it cause he's the big bad wolf.
he is standing in Nick Griffins old manor isn't he?
Oh yes, it is absolutely a co-dependent process.The danger his candidature poses is being blown out of proportion by opposing parties as a campaigning tool. Sadly this suits him as well as them...
The north west of England isn't nick Griffin's 'old manor', but his party did once get enough votes for him to briefly become one of our MEPs. He was crushed at the last election though, because all their vote - beyond a very few committed fascists, and not even all of them - transferred to UKIP. They're now all transferring to the Brexit party.he is standing in Nick Griffins old manor isn't he?
Yep, and NG got elected with around a 8% vote share.
HNH fears low voter turnout could see him reach the last MEP slot “by default” - with just 8.9% of the vote (around 120,000 out of a possible five million).
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who is standing apart from robinson? griffin was MEP in the NW so yes, it was as cockernees say, his 'old manor.'The north west of England isn't nick Griffin's 'old manor', but his party did once get enough votes for him to briefly become one of our MEPs. He was crushed at the last election though, because all their vote - beyond a very few committed fascists, and not even all of them - transferred to UKIP. They're now all transferring to the Brexit party.
The base figures you need to look at arent the BNP in 2009, it's the BNP in 2104. I think Robinson might do a little better than 32000, but with the wind behind Farage as it is, I wouldnt bet on it.