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to have voted for the BNP today

694 replies

AnonymousAnnie · 04/06/2009 16:23

and feel that I should keep it a secret (have name changed obviously) for fear of being lynched!!

It is a perfectly legal party that has been totally demonised in the media. I was even worried that I may be able to be traced from my ballot paper but I took the risk and voted for them because all the other parties are the bloody same and none of them have the guts to sort this country out. Suppose I'll never get to heaven now .

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ivhadenuff · 05/06/2009 20:30

@clemmette, i find your views abhorrent, but you are allowed to air them, thanks to all the all the people who fought in the wars.

daftpunk · 05/06/2009 20:31

ivhadenuff..are you pissed?

wombleprincess · 05/06/2009 20:32

hmm to be honest would rather have muslim food anyday than a manky school roast..

but that put aside. makes me very scared for the future of this country.

Thunderduck · 05/06/2009 20:33

Racism crushed in the BNP? What bullshit.

Their foundations are built on racism.

dollius · 05/06/2009 20:34

You are a civil servant???

Crikey.

You need some spelling and grammar lessons, love. Did you write the white paper on family law by any chance?

Really, you may think the BNP has removed racists. It hasn't. It has learned to articulate itself in a frighteningly reasonable-sounding way.

Do you really want to be part of a party which believes adulterous women should have their children taken away?

Which says marital rape is not a crime?

Which claims that the vast majority of domestic violence complaints are made up?

Peachy · 05/06/2009 20:34

'no ones listening to us when we say why should e be ashamed to fly the union jacks, to love the British culture'

I seem to be liking the look of my own postings tonight but anyway...

The only thing that makes me ashamed to buy items feasturing the union jack flag isd the perceived association with the BNP.

I'm an english person living in Wales and a member of the Rugby club; never has a comment regarding my Englsihness been amde to me, never have I felt I mustn't give my boys a rose to wear on St george's day, or decided against buying something becuase of the flag on it except for the realisation that someone might think I was in the BNP.

Apart from (deserved) career suicide, I'd feel too ashamed to leave my home.

I have several racists in my family: My Granfdad is the worst, and he is at a point where even my mum can no longer cope with him and the way he behaves (racism not senility) in public and is looking at some kind of housing; I chose to study a degree in workld religions because I was sick of the volunteers at my employing charity that refused to work with immigrants; buyt every time I try and explain real truths to people with that kind of perception- such basics as the difference between asylum seeker and illegal immigrant, and why we cannot ocunt the illegal immigrants- I am met with a cynical wall of misinformation and downright stupidity.

There are intelligent racists, if you meana cademically and politically; there are infinitely more gulible idiotic ones looking for someone they eprceive to be like them. like them? I am working class white council house breed and I can tell you, Cambridge educated racist is definitely not like me.

barnsleybelle · 05/06/2009 20:35

I'm starting to think that ivhadenuff is actually the original poster who has name changed again!! She's took a day to read up a little bit of nonsense before she has returned.

knockedgymnast · 05/06/2009 20:35

Anyone can't join ivadenuff and they haven't crushed 'racism' at all. NG was seen holding shaking hands with someone from the KKK not so long ago Even in that interview, he admitted toning down his language. I'm sorry, I really can't be arsed to argue the toss all night. If it makes you feel better thinking that they are not racist then good for you. I on the otherhand, from personal experience, know that they are.

dollius · 05/06/2009 20:35

Clemette; Barnsleybelle:

Don't worry, I think we saw her off!

duchesse · 05/06/2009 20:35

My youngest daughter has just been asking me if her German friend, or her friend who is adopted from China would be sent back if the BNP got in. She then asked where her adopted from China friend would live if she were sent back, to which I could only answer, probably back to an orphanage. What a top policy that would be. And yes, OP, repatriation of non-"natives" is exactly one of the BNP's policies.

daftpunk · 05/06/2009 20:37

do you think so barnsleybelle..., the txt spk and spelling are deffo put on...that's for sure..

Peachy · 05/06/2009 20:37

Ivehadenuff

if you are no longer a member of ta racist party, please tell me how many black and asian members there are in the Trafalger Club, and whether you support admitting them to the BNP membership?

Any group that refuses to admit a sector of society based on colour,m religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability etc is bigoted

barnsleybelle · 05/06/2009 20:37

dollius .. I'm not so sure..

ivhadenuff · 05/06/2009 20:38

@thunderduck, the bnp do recognise British Asians now, check the site. we've moved on. well most of us, im not denying that the ultra right wing of the party still need reigning in, but that's what ppl like me and the fast growing new non fascist members are voting out at the annual conference.

clemette · 05/06/2009 20:39

ivhadenuff - would be interested to see which views you find abhorrent. Is it the idea that we should be accepting, tolerant and welcoming to all?

As the grandaughter of a Dutch woman who had the Nazis hold a gun to her face as a child I really do understand the consequences of your naiveity. You have bought into their "socially acceptable" propaganda. Just found out that luckily no-one elected one of your peers onto my County Council.

duchesse · 05/06/2009 20:39

"Im tired of being accused of things, im tired of political correctness, the like we all see on the news thats has us all shocked"

I'm tired of morons, but that doesn't mean I think they should all be deported. I really think you need to stop getting your "news" from the Daily Mail and the leaflets shoved through your door by grubby little sociopaths.

barnsleybelle · 05/06/2009 20:39

daftpunk... I really am starting to think so. The op posted, came back once with no real justification and now suddenly after a day we have a bnp supporter out of nowhere. One and the same in my mind!

dollius · 05/06/2009 20:40

What about the BNP's views on women, ivhadenuff? What is your perception of/excuse for those?

Thunderduck · 05/06/2009 20:40

Non fascist BNP members? That'd be like a non Catholic pope.

ivhadenuff · 05/06/2009 20:41

ok ok you people are all victim to the media propaganda. all say no more now, except visit the site, and you will see that how we have changed, which is why more people are voting for a more tolerant BNP. A party evolving, and re shaping. watch this space. its been emotional.

Thunderduck · 05/06/2009 20:42

What do you think of this? Ivehadenuff?

''Jeffrey Marshall, senior organiser for the BNP's London European election campaign. Following the death of David Cameron's disabled son Ivan, Marshall claimed in an internet forum discussion: "We live in a country today which is unhealthily dominated by an excess of sentimentality towards the weak and unproductive. No good will come of it."

''Later, in response to comments made by others on the site, Marshall is alleged to have written: "There is not a great deal of point in keeping these people alive after all." He said the comments were private and some had been paraphrased and taken out of context. He admitted making the former comment, but said he could not recall making the latter one in an email to the forum, a copy of which is in the Observer's possession.''

dollius · 05/06/2009 20:43

I think it's marvellous we have engaged with a real-life BNP member. A semi-literate one, maybe, but they'll have to do.

I really want to hear what on earth they think they are doing???

daftpunk · 05/06/2009 20:43

barnsleybelle..i think you'rer right. but i can't work her out...has she come back as an asian voting for the BNP?

independiente · 05/06/2009 20:43

Just had a look on the BNP website (obviously open to all eyes, so I think I'm allowed to cut and paste following comment), because I wanted to see exactly what their supporters are saying:

"If you have young children it cannot escape your notice just how blatantly the BBC constantly push and promote multiculturalism to our receptive young.

With this in mind imagine my surprise when I sat down with my Son a few evenings ago to watch some of ?The Bedtime Hour? on Cbeebies only to see two white presenters, one male and one female. The huge overrepresentation of Blacks and Asians on Children?s BBC programmes is already well documented so I was even more surprised that the lack of an ?ethnic? presenter was not compensated for in another way as neither of the presenters was obviously homosexual.

This evening I noticed that the female presenter only has one arm. They can?t help themselves."

Enough said.

duchesse · 05/06/2009 20:43

To quote a poster on another thread today, J