Aphex said:TCIB said:Skashion said:That's the one. Many members have switched from one to the other. I've read before an analysis of the amount of seats in which both parties do not simultaneously run candidates cannot just be a coincidence, such is the strength of the statistical anomaly. It is suggestive of an electoral pact. The two parties do not compete very often and appear to get out of one another's way as far as possible.
Top it all off with a nice picture of Mark Deavin and Tony Lecomber (who has a string of very serious criminal offences) with Nigel Farage:
I understand why people think UKIP seem reasonable and I understand why Euroscepticism is popular, but dig a little deeper, and you see some disturbing warning signs.
Indeed, well that's pissed on my chips.
Ok back to hating them all until ukip get rid of the racists and undesirables.
Shame that because the bullet points of their policies looked reasonable.
I don't buy it.
People will accept crimes that are sanctioned by the state (phone hacking, character assassination) by the media. But for a similar situation such as this, it's perfectly acceptable to have a moral outrage ala party predujice.
So meeting a racist makes you a racist? I'm not buying it either.