BingoBango said:mrcunny said:BingoBango said:CHBLUE said:by voting in these 2 parties , even for a small number of seats set a real statement on how most people are seeing this country , maybe in hope that other partys notice and make some of these issues part of there agenda aswell . yes i voted them and no many people that did . due to the fact that it is an open gate policy into britain !
So again, you aren't 'a racist or fascist', yet you voted for a racist and fascist party. Don't you see the contradiction there? I really don't understand how you square that one.
If you wanted to send a message and a statement you could do it by voting UKIP, a party I have no love for, but at least hatred of others isn't one of their fundamental tenets.
You seem to be chewing on the same bone for some while..You dont have to be a fascist stormstrooper to vote bnp i presume a lot of law abiding pillars of the community voted for them.
The same goes you dont have to be gay to vote for the green party.
lets try and move on now and be a good chap.
My point wasn't to suggest that everyone who voted BNP is a stormtrooper or foaming fascist, that would be silly.
My point with CHBlue was that he was talking about sending a message, and he believed the BNP and UKIP ran campaigns on similar issues. Why not vote UKIP to send that message, rather than the other shower of hateful bastards?
chewing on the same bone , i like it !
BNP was the loudest , UKIP ran a quieter way . the loud 1's stood up and got heard my friend .