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good luck to the bnp

407 replies

RabsGirlx · 05/05/2010 21:21

i would just like to wish the bnp best of luck tomorrow, i will be down first thing to vote

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crystal123 · 08/05/2010 14:15

Lulumamm. I think you'll notice UKIP have grown, even someone who does not support them such as you, will no longer be able to ignore the 900,0000 or the million who vote for them. As far as the BNP ar concerned they have nothing to do with UKIP immigration minister and MEP Gerard Batten describes the hidden agenda of the BNP which I have spoken about as not controlling mass immigration but of "ethnic cleansing". Be it on your own head, if UKIP were not around and voicing concerns about the EU and mass immigration and polling nearly a million votes this void would be filled by the BNP, UKIP ensures that the BNP voice is stifled, but unfortunately not shut. The BNP polled 500,000 votes this election, under PR, they would have MPs.The vote for them went up in London as I previously state from some 47,000 votes in 97 to over 192,000 in 2005 and rising. This is clearly documented by the UAF in their report.

Lulumaam · 08/05/2010 14:07

there are plenty of very measured posts re the BNP and UKIP on this thread and many others

the swearing is a side issue

the real issue is, teh BNP and UKIP did not gain anything in real terms.. i'e getting into parliamnet

crystal123 · 08/05/2010 14:04

Sirbootalot. I have no problem with people 'smiling' at children. I do have a problemm with terms such as "fxcxinx wxnk staix and others which I read on these posts.

Lulumaam · 08/05/2010 14:02

but we don't have PR and you don't have MPs

and i truly believe that after the utter trouncing the BNP took, UKIP support will fall too

neither are a viable, reasonable or workable alternative

I think the BNP are going to implode with in fighting, NG will be dethroned and they will all go to hell in a handcart

animula · 08/05/2010 13:57

Picking up the Policywonk bus joke theme, how about alittle chorus of "The wheels on the BNP have fallen off"?

crystal123 · 08/05/2010 13:55

BIG. It's not part of my culture, it may be part of yours! As far as having an extended vocabulary or terminology, you have no more than the rest of us, you really are up your own axxe! Their now you made me swear!

crystal123 · 08/05/2010 13:51

LULIMAMMI am singing! UKIP polled 900,000 votes and took away Tory votes! If it were PR we would now have MPs in Parliament... roll on PR.

BecauseIAgreeWithGordon · 08/05/2010 12:39

PMSL @ policywonk!

2shoesnomoredots · 08/05/2010 12:23
Sad
SirBoobAlot · 08/05/2010 11:33

Shut it 2shoes or you won't get a baby cuddle next weekend

policywonk · 08/05/2010 11:33

What's the difference between the BNP and a bus?

A bus has got seats

Sorry, that should be: What's the difference between the fucking BNP and a bus?

2shoesnomoredots · 08/05/2010 11:27

SirBoobAlot pmsl are we not allowed to smile now

pagwatch · 08/05/2010 11:25

Actually I am with Lulumama

It is possible for a real lady to swear.
It is impossible for a real lady to support the BNP.

A real lady would include compassion, empathy and manners amongst her list of attributes. None of which the BNP possess.

ladylush · 08/05/2010 11:03

boob -

I guess thugish BNP supporters would like the party fronted by someone more overtly thugish than NG (who can be rather obsequious imho) and the minority of their supporters who may be more educated (but ignorant nonetheless)would like someone a bit more like Enoch Powell. What a choice!

JennyPiccolo · 08/05/2010 10:45

something on the news last night mentioned that nick griffin may have to stand down as leader because they've done so abysmally in these elections.

i can't say how happy that would make me. GET IT RIGHT FUCKING UP YE.

SirBoobAlot · 08/05/2010 10:44

Ah balls Well, its very different from smiling at them too...

ladylush · 08/05/2010 10:18

Boob - did you mean swearing at children?

SirBoobAlot · 08/05/2010 09:40

Swearing amongst adults - and online FFS - is entirely different from smiling at children. Get a grip. If you don't like it, bugger off to netmums and get a hug from them for how all the nasty MNers were swearing at the thought of voting BNP...

supersalstrawberry · 08/05/2010 00:01

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BecauseIAgreeWithGordon · 07/05/2010 23:59

I am not an old trollop, and I don't swear like a trooper, and I have more than enough vocabulary, thank you, Crystal.

But if I choose to swear every now and then on Mumsnet - not at my children, or in public, or anywhere else that would be inappropriate - then that's my prerogative.

It is part of the culture here, that swearing is acceptable. Except you probably wouldn't realise that, as you've only popped up recently to try and 'educate' us all towards your dubious political point of view.

ShadeofViolet · 07/05/2010 22:40

Nope, I never think that anyone is a thick Baxtarx - I regually think people are twats though

Lulumaam · 07/05/2010 22:37

swearing aside, the BNP and UKIP did really quite badly. especially the BNP.

pinkfizzle · 07/05/2010 21:52

Where is anyf*** when you need her?

SugarMousePink · 07/05/2010 21:50

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Tortington · 07/05/2010 21:46

the bnp got fucked up the arse do dah do dah
the bnp got fucked up the arse ooh da do dah day.

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