Soldato
- Joined
- 13 Mar 2006
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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.
Because voting for the BNP is endorsing their policies. It has nothing to do with thought policing; it's called a discussion.
I am neither of those things. I realise it must not compute for you that it is possible and indeed logical to be against mass immigration and multiculturalism, yet not be racist or xenophobic.
It can be a bit hard to keep up with just who thinks what
And that's if the UK population was spread around evenly, which it isn't; most of it is in England. In theory housing could be double the current size, but for the same cost it is now. Yet all with the same GDP/capita or PPP, so we'd be no worse off individually even though UK GDP was halved.