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Nick Griffin & the BNP
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Bluemoon115
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Looks like your going on someone's ignore list!Cheesy said:From yougov...
First, who voted BNP? They were mainly men: their voted divided 61 per cent male, 39 per cent female. (Men comprise just 48 per cent in the electorate as a whole.)
They were also more working-class. In the country at large, professional workers outnumber manual workers by 20 per cent to 18 per cent. Among BNP voters the pattern is very different: 36 per cent manual workers, 11 per cent professionals.But perhaps the most startling finding came when we tested anecdotal reports that many BNP voters were old Labour sympathisers who felt that the party no longer speaks up for them. It turns out to be true.
Labour voting working class = racists, the lot of them.
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Anonymous
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stony said:Cheesy said:Labour voting working class = racists, the lot of them.
Tut tut Cheesy
As you know mate ;-) I'm merely trying to make the point that generalisation of people by the way they vote is sheer stupidity.
Lucky Toma
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But they do all smell of pipe tobacco.
blueonblue
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Except the BNP are picking up votes not on one policy, but on the things the big three have ignored for years.
Some people do want hanging brought back for certain crimes.
Some people do not want to be part of a super state europe
Some people want the victims to have rights and not just the criminal.
They want teachers given back control of the classroom, pensioners to be looked after, British agriculture and fishing policy decided by our goverment.
"British jobs for British workers" was a line uttered by Brown, yet under this goverment the jobs have been sold abroad.
Parents want their kids to go to local schools, and get grades that are not fiddled to meet targets.
The labour party has for years fiddled with the voting area`s so that in labour strongholds it only needs an average of 36000 votes to become an MP, while tory area`s need 47000.
Now its the labour area`s that are turning to the BNP, they are used to being told it aint their fault, only instead of "Its the rich" now "Its the imigrants".
We now have the real danger that the BNP will get an MP, and B Lair, Brown, and the labour party put them there
Some people do want hanging brought back for certain crimes.
Some people do not want to be part of a super state europe
Some people want the victims to have rights and not just the criminal.
They want teachers given back control of the classroom, pensioners to be looked after, British agriculture and fishing policy decided by our goverment.
"British jobs for British workers" was a line uttered by Brown, yet under this goverment the jobs have been sold abroad.
Parents want their kids to go to local schools, and get grades that are not fiddled to meet targets.
The labour party has for years fiddled with the voting area`s so that in labour strongholds it only needs an average of 36000 votes to become an MP, while tory area`s need 47000.
Now its the labour area`s that are turning to the BNP, they are used to being told it aint their fault, only instead of "Its the rich" now "Its the imigrants".
We now have the real danger that the BNP will get an MP, and B Lair, Brown, and the labour party put them there
Cheesy said:stony said:Tut tut Cheesy
As you know mate ;-) I'm merely trying to make the point that generalisation of people by the way they vote is sheer stupidity.
I predict 20 pages and another banning for maineman.
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Anonymous
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stony said:Cheesy said:As you know mate ;-) I'm merely trying to make the point that generalisation of people by the way they vote is sheer stupidity.
I predict 20 pages and another banning for maineman.
I think you're being a little conservative there mate. (That's conservative with a little 'c' by the way!)
Cheesy said:stony said:I predict 20 pages and another banning for maineman.
I think you're being a little conservative there mate. (That's conservative with a little 'c' by the way!)
You may be right. Two bannings then.
Skashion
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blueonblue said:The labour party has for years fiddled with the voting area`s so that in labour strongholds it only needs an average of 36000 votes to become an MP, while tory area`s need 47000.
Where's your evidence?
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Anonymous
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stony said:Cheesy said:I think you're being a little conservative there mate. (That's conservative with a little 'c' by the way!)
You may be right. Two bannings then.
I might end up banning myself :-)