HPC if there's a BNP member in your street?

geoffky

i have just found a m8 is on it..i am gutted that he is that nieve.... i am shocked

Really2

geoffky wrote: »

i have just found a m8 is on it..i am gutted that he is that nieve.... i am shocked

Why Geoffky you have quiet a strong veiw point on things is it such a surprise your friend would?

Not A BNP supporter but we have a lot of intolerent people in the world and I can't work out what their problem is.

DKLS

Couldnt care less if there was a BNP member on my street or not, and certainly cannot be bothered to look up.

gunnaknow

Most people that support the BNP actually don't agree with alot of the policies. They just realise that the BNP are the only party that might actually do something about immigration. What most BNP members really want is a party that has mainstream policies, except a much stricter immigration policy. If such a party existed, lots of BNP members would probably join them instead.

I don't really think that the british can complain about immigration, upto a point. We invaded, colonised and plundered countries like India, the Caribbean, China and Africa. One of the major reasons why we became such a rich country is because of our abusive and exploitative foreign policies during britain's colonial period. It's only right that britain gives back some of it's benefits and opportunities to immigrants from these countries. There is only so many that we can take in, however. I believe that the level of immigration in the 1980s was about right for such a small island nation.

geoffky

they agree enough on this list to send them money....

silvercar

What most BNP members really want is a party that has mainstream policies, except a much stricter immigration policy. If such a party existed, lots of BNP members would probably join them instead.

There was one. It was called UKIP. It failed.

gunnaknow

they agree enough on this list to send them money....

If they want drastically lowered immigration levels, what other option is there for them besides the BNP? Most of them probably disagree with alot of the BNP's policies, they just want something done about immigration and realise that the BNP are the only party to offer this.

avinabacca

gunnaknow wrote: »

Most of them probably disagree with alot of the BNP's policies, they just want something done about immigration and realise that the BNP are the only party to offer this.

Are you entirely sure that what you've just written isn't a load of old nonsense?

Just checking, like.........

WTF?_2

silvercar wrote: »

So why are they concerned that the list has been published. They are a political party, so why are they embarrassed? Shouldn't they be proudly spreading their message?

How about if someone makes a fake list and your name is on it for the world to read and believe you are a BNP member?

Would you be so laissez faire about this sort of thing then?

Maybe there are many incorrect entries on the list as published anyway and lots of people are set to take flak..... no-one can say for sure but I bet some people will experience grief because of this list.

It's easy to be complacent about principles when you think that someone else is "getting what they deserve" or suchlike, but as I always say to people who support all this giving up of civil liberties, "Would you be happy to trust the government and give up your liberties if it was run by the BNP?" - same idea here..

gunnaknow

avinabacca wrote: »

Are you entirely sure that what you've just written isn't a load of old nonsense?

Just checking, like.........

You obviously didn't read what I wrote very carefully, I said "probably" not definately. Ofcourse I'm not "entirely sure".........and neither are you "entirely sure" about whether I'm right or wrong. Unless you go and ask each BNP member what their real motives are. I prefer to not look for the very worst in people. Otherwise, pretty much everyone can be exposed as selfish, intolerant, judgmental and prejudiced in one way or another.