Poll: Who will you vote for next General Election

Who will you vote for at the next general election?

  • Labour

    Votes: 43 5.7%

  • Conservatives

    Votes: 303 40.0%

  • Liberal Democrats

    Votes: 101 13.3%

  • Green Party

    Votes: 25 3.3%

  • UKIP

    Votes: 30 4.0%

  • BNP

    Votes: 77 10.2%

  • Democratic Unionist Party

    Votes: 3 0.4%

  • Scottish National Party

    Votes: 12 1.6%

  • Sinn Fein

    Votes: 2 0.3%

  • Plaid Cymru

    Votes: 8 1.1%

  • Social Democratic and Labour Party

    Votes: 1 0.1%

  • Other

    Votes: 15 2.0%

  • Abstain from voting

    Votes: 84 11.1%

  • Don't know

    Votes: 54 7.1%
  • Total voters
    758
  • Poll closed .
I can't believe people would vote BNP, even as a protest vote.

Taking their pie in the sky and completely unworkable plans for repatriation ( they wouldn't get to the House of Lords let alone through them ), do people seriously think they would make a difference to people's everyday lives, handle the economy well, manage Britain's military and associated committments at home and abroad and make a good go of the UK machine ?

Would a BNP Prime Minister shake hands with President Obama or would he be sent packing at Heathrow airport ?

The reason the BNP are attracting so many votes is testament to how poor this government is and not how good the BNP are.
 
Von Smallhausen said:
Would a BNP Prime Minister shake hands with President Obama or would he be sent packing at Heathrow airport ?

The reason the BNP are attracting so many votes is testament to how poor this government is and not how good the BNP are.
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of course a BNP prime minister will shake the hand of Mr Obama, he is not planning to free load in our country.
 
Evangelion said:
As I have now said at least twice before, they have left wing economic preferences, but this is not enough to make them a genuinely left wing party. Look at their policies on other issues# and you will work hard to find a left wing influence.

If you need this repeated again, I can use smaller words next time. Just let me know.
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Repeat all you like, but next time can you use words that are so tiny I am unable to see them (joke). Besides, that wasn't what you said, you claimed I was stretching it to claim their economic view was left wing, when in fact it is completely left wing. (as is their view on pensioners, and on health). #

You are correct that some of their viewpoints are right wing, notably their views on crime. Obviously, being racists their views on immigration and defence are going to be extreme. But not because they are right wing, but because they are racists.

Don't let your anger at the BNP cloud a rationale debate with me, as I find resorting to insults and sarcasm may make you look foolish and lessens any valid points you may be making.
 
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Hmm,

Your view is very interesting, but you have been duped. I would like to think I could vote Conservative but not while Cameron is Leader. I cannot trust him. He was a Minister in the Treasury in the last recession when his Department put interest rates up to 15%, therefore he played a part in the last economic down fall. He was responsible for the Tories last election campaign, which was an utter disaster. His record of achievement after 10 years in Parliament prior to becoming leader is a big fat Zero. But he smiles does his Tony Blair like thing and you fall for it.
 
wilsky said:
Actually, it isn't, although it plays a major part. Currently they are appealing to people on a number of topics.
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I should have been clearer. What I meant was that their primary reason for "voluntary repatriation" is race. After all, I don't think they could prove that all black people "free load in our country" as Kennysevenfold put it. They just want them out.
 
Pinkeyes said:
LOLOL - what so you would vote for them for their policies on education, and turn a blind eye to the racism ?
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Given the current state of all the major parties people will be turning a blind eye to their racism. If you actually read their policies you can see how appealing it is to those disenfranchised by the main three.

Personally, I vote Conservative.
 
p4radox said:
I should have been clearer. What I meant was that their primary reason for "voluntary repatriation" is race. After all, I don't think they could prove that all black people "free load in our country" as Kennysevenfold put it. They just want them out.
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I don't dispute what you are saying.
 
wilsky said:
Given the current state of all the major parties people will be turning a blind eye to their racism. If you actually read their policies you can see how appealing it is to those disenfranchised by the main three.

Personally, I vote Conservative.
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I'm sorry, non of the three main parties have done anything remotely bad enough to make people vote for a load of racist loonies.
If you vote BNP you are a racist, and I don't care what you say about their other policies.
 
Pinkeyes said:
I'm sorry, non of the three main parties have done anything remotely bad enough to make people vote for a load of racist loonies.
If you vote BNP you are a racist, and I don't care what you say about their other policies.
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That depends on your judgement what "remotely bad" is. I would say waging an illegal war based on lies and torture must rank quite highly. A lot of innocent people have died because of that war.

Voting for BNP may be a protest vote rather than because you are a racist, or because they offer you a policy that the other main parties refuse to do so. To claim otherwise is quite bigoted in itself.
 
wilsky said:
That depends on your judgement what "remotely bad" is. I would say waging an illegal war based on lies and torture must rank quite highly. A lot of innocent people have died because of that war.
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So if you are against the terrible treatment of innocent people, you are saying the BNP are the party to turn to ?
Riiiight, with you now.
 
Tories. guess what Tories fix labours problems. Happened before, will happen this time. Tories maybe unpopular with some of you but they sorted out labours messes last time. The polices were unfavourable to many but it worked and got are economy back on track. Can't believe people would vote labour, are you guys blind?
 
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