The all encompassing BNP thread - keep all crap in here.

Your country, Australia, is vastly bigger than ours so that isn't surprising :) Britain, and in particular England on the other hand, is one of the most densely populated countries on earth. We are full and to increase our population further, harms our quality of life.

If you look at the moment there are a few problems.

Random attacks on Indians by white kids :mad:

We do get to the race hate. But usually when it comes down to things, its the white people causing a lot of the **** and violance.

Most of the Asians and Indians just try and get on with life and do there own thing.

Although they Greeks, lebonese and Italians can cause some trouble but they have been here for much longer then the Indians and Asians.
 
Do they? Which immigrants receive government payments towards their rent? If they're immigrants who've already been working in the UK, then they're obviously paying tax themselves, so where's the problem?

"You can only get benefit if you have made the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man of the Irish Republic your permanent home."

http://www.oldham.gov.uk/housing-benefit

Which you did.

I am learning knew things every month now as I goto the Heard of Hearing
office.
 
If you look at the moment there are a few problems.

Random attacks on Indians by white kids :mad:

We do get to the race hate. But usually when it comes down to things, its the white people causing a lot of the **** and violance.

Most of the Asians and Indians just try and get on with life and do there own thing.

Although they Greeks, lebonese and Italians can cause some trouble but they have been here for much longer then the Indians and Asians.
Yeah I am sadly aware of some of the problems and tensions your country is facing, due to immigration and multiculturalism. Although as in America, the whites there IMO have slightly less grounds to complain than we in Europe do, because whites are not indigenous to Australasia or to the Americas, they are immigrants themselves.
 
Everyone should be allowed to vote for whoever they want, all the information for and against each political party is out there in the media.

If, after listening to both sides of the arguement, an individual decides to vote Labour, Conservative, English Democrats, UKIP or BNP, why should they be stereotyped or put down by others who do not share those views?

There seems to be a lot of 'thought police' on here.
 
I must say I hate the word 'diversity' - as if it is something we should celebrate. Celebrate the fact other people who have come here are completely different from us. To me, diversity is divisive. Disparate cultures living together in harmony might sound good on paper, or to Guardian readers but in the real world it doesn't work.

That just sounds like xenophobia and a siege mentality.
 
Evangelion, do you realise how hard it is to get a house nowadays, people are stuck with renting, and if you have a family it's next to impossible to save up for a home in any decent time scale, so for a lot of people a council house is the only way to go.

Yes I do realise how hard it is to get a house nowadays. My wife and I live in a 2 bedroom semi that she bought about six years ago. It looks like this:

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Classy, eh? :rolleyes:

She'd been working for more than 10 years when she bought that house, but still couldn't afford anything better. However, house prices are dropping now (thanks to the credit crunch and GFC) so it's a buyer's market. Get in while you can, that's my advice.

Look, it's never been easy to buy a house - but I get the impression that a lot of people don't even try. Drive around your local suburbs and count the number of near-new cars parked outside rented accommodation. What does that tell you? It tells me that too many people have the wrong priorities.
 
I must say I hate the word 'diversity' - as if it is something we should celebrate. Celebrate the fact other people who have come here are completely different from us. To me, diversity is divisive. Disparate cultures living together in harmony might sound good on paper, or to Guardian readers but in the real world it doesn't work.
Do you even realise how pathetic that sounds?
 
I must say I hate the word 'diversity' - as if it is something we should celebrate. Celebrate the fact other people who have come here are completely different from us. To me, diversity is divisive. Disparate cultures living together in harmony might sound good on paper, or to Guardian readers but in the real world it doesn't work.

The world is a much more interesting and compelling place than you realise from your hate-filled, small-minded perspective. I genuinely pity you. I am certain you don't want my pity and with your conviction you are able to hold your head high in the certain knowledge that you do not require it, but I pity you anyway.
 
Yeah I am sadly aware of some of the problems and tensions your country is facing, due to immigration and multiculturalism. Although as in America, the whites there IMO have slightly less grounds to complain than we in Europe do, because whites are not indigenous to Australasia or to the Americas, they are immigrants themselves.

Did you ever answer the question of how far back one's heritage must go to be considered indigenous?
 
Duhhhh

As a BNP voter you are the one who claims we should all conform to some homogenous sense of Britishness, not me. I am talking about integration at a big picture level where efforts to understand, refrain from judging and cooperate in the face of diversity would be sufficient.

edit: and don't kid yourself, you are a racist (or not capable of understanding that your actions are racist)

Proof or gtfo because you do KNOW ME don't you to make those remarks?
And you said "refrain from judging" you just judged me
which way do you want it?
 
Classy, eh? :rolleyes:

No - do you know why? Because we are so heavily overpopulated in Britain that our housing is very small and expensive relative to what you enjoy back in Australia. But you still think we should let more people come here don't you, which will result in more homes and roads etc being built on what's left of our countryside.
 
Not wanting my own culture to be diluted or destroyed, does not mean I am fearful of other cultures :) What a blatant non-sequitur.

Your culture is that of the minority in this country, the racist, xenophobic thugs. Our culture, the British culture, is in perfectly good hands with the rest of us thanks.
 
I must say I hate the word 'diversity' - as if it is something we should celebrate.

It is something we should celebrate, surely? After having such experiences as visiting cave temples in Sri Lanka, I feel I'm a more rounded person than I used to be. Diversity is exciting, it's interesting, diversity is knowledge and should be embraced.

Of course if you take diversity to simply mean different skin colours, then you're the kind of person that's going to find diversity divisive.

Oh, and cheers for answering my previous question regarding the cons of multiculturalism.. oh, wait - it remains unanswered.
 
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