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

G1BB0 said:
ok, here we go....

being BRITISH, speaking ENGLISH,

wikipedia page for British... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_the_United_Kingdom

we used to learn latin, yes we drink tea but that came from India, we were a nation of workers, not freeloaders, chavs and degenerates

The British Army, not American, Afghan, Indian, Isreali is considered the best in the world, it is built on displipline, pride and a sense of belonging

yet here we stand, arguing the toss with a bunch of predominantly kids/youths who know nothing, live in the current degenerate youth culture yet feel the need to lecture those that actually do know what it feels like to be British, feel pride when the Union Jack is raised and can sing the anthem in English, not swahili or Urdu (translations are available for those of a minority)
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If you're representative of how "British" people are meant to act, I'm glad you don't consider us British.
 
JamesU2005 said:
Thank you Dolph and the last two posters. Was starting to think I was alone :D
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The problem with arguing with people like this is that it's basically all they have in life to talk about so you are better off talking to a brick wall. It's fun for 5 minutes or so but then becomes tedious. They never give up though and it's the same old people spouting the same stuff over and over.
 
Wicksta said:
The problem with arguing with people like this is that it's basically all they have in life to talk about so you are better off talking to a brick wall. It's fun for 5 minutes or so but then becomes tedious.
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That's my problem, I'm a sucker for these threads, BNP can never be justifiable but I feel I have to remind those that think they are. :rolleyes:
 
Duke said:
In what way?
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Overcrowding due to immigration is one key element as the the recent and rapid rise in property I fear my children may never be able to realistically afford to own their own home. I fear for them growing up where immigration is driving down the standard of living in this country due to the erosion of wages due to the flood of skilled and unskilled workers.I fear for a NHS system that my grandparents, parents and myself have taken for granted I fear for the education my children will receive in overcrowded schools where a high percentage don't even bother to learn English before they enter the education system.

I could go on.
 
Wicksta said:
The problem with arguing with people like this is that it's basically all they have in life to talk about so you are better off talking to a brick wall. It's fun for 5 minutes or so but then becomes tedious. They never give up though and it's the same old people spouting the same stuff over and over.
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Indeed, you can't rationalise someone out of a position they did not rationalise themselves into in the first place. Arguing with facts doesn't work with BNP supporters because generally they either don't want to accept the truth, or are hiding the real reason they support the BNP by claiming it's issues based, rather than white racist/racialist/racial supremacist based, because they know that admitting their real motivation will destroy any credibility they think they have.
 
dirtydog said:
Maybe he means, not this...

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(this is Birmingham, 21st century Britain)
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I didn't ask what it wasn't, I asked what it was.

Besides, the wearing of burkhas isn't that big of a deal unless you have some irrational fear of other religions or cultures.

For the record I don't approve of the burkha, but if people believe in it then that's fair enough. Why should I stop them?
 
Dolph said:
You're certainly not. Some people just make a disproportionate amount of noise for the amount of support they actually have.
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Suppose you are right, I always end up wearing my heart on my sleeve in these kind of threads, I just have too many friends from various nationality's and worry that the BNP will gain support.
 
Alfie71 said:
Just to change the topic slightly, what do you think of this?
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What do you think? That some very famous photos which seem to appear over and over again represent all muslims?

This was already explained on the previous page when dirtydog tried exactly the same tactic.

You are as bad as the people in those pictures, spreading hate.
 
omg, its like prime Minsiters Question time :)

some people can see the nation going down the pan, is it wrong to actually stand up and speak one's mind for a change instead of kissing arse and acting like a borg! really if you cant see it then you are a lot more stupid than you come across. The BNP is not the answer but then no other party is either, at least some (not all by a long shot) of what they stand for strikes a chord with quite a lot of 'voters' (aka those registered in the UK and elligible to vote)
 
Yateszy said:
Here's a question to you guys, do you think the BNP should be on question time?
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I have no problem with the BNP being on question time, provided they are obliged to answer all questions openly and honestly in line with their full party views and constitution, rather than the farce that was Griffin's post EU election win interview.
 
vonhelmet said:
Besides, the wearing of burkhas isn't that big of a deal unless you have some irrational fear of other religions or cultures.

For the record I don't approve of the burkha, but if people believe in it then that's fair enough. Why should I stop them?
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France has the right idea on this.


BANNED!
 
LabR@t said:
Overcrowding due to immigration is one key element as the the recent and rapid rise in property I fear my children may never be able to realistically afford to own their own home. I fear for them growing up where immigration is driving down the standard of living in this country due to the erosion of wages due to the flood of skilled and unskilled workers.I fear for a NHS system that my grandparents, parents and myself have taken for granted I fear for the education my children will receive in overcrowded schools where a high percentage don't even bother to learn English before they enter the education system.

I could go on.
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So which of the BNPs policies will help your sector of work?
 
LabR@t said:
Overcrowding due to immigration is one key element as the the recent and rapid rise in property I fear my children may never be able to realistically afford to own their own home. I fear for them growing up where immigration is driving down the standard of living in this country due to the erosion of wages due to the flood of skilled and unskilled workers.I fear for a NHS system that my grandparents, parents and myself have taken for granted I fear for the education my children will receive in overcrowded schools where a high percentage don't even bother to learn English before they enter the education system.

I could go on.
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The reduction in average family size (due to the decline in the traditional two parent family) is much more to blame. But hey, concentrate on the scapegoats rather than the truth, it's far more likely to result in a positive change... no really... honestly... Ignore the problem and focus on something minor. It'll work.
 
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