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UKIP claim they are being bombarded with interest and new member applications.
I wouldn't put too much stock in Farage. He's a good showman but he doesn't have the connections or political capital to do it in Westminster. His daddy wasn't a barrister and he didn't go to Oxbridge, so there's very little chance he'll get anywhere near a significant position in parliament. At best he might get an arm's length assassination like the Liberal Democrats have suffered under Clegg.D13 said:ukip is a rising party, i am 30 I never vote in my whole life, never believed in a a politician/party before. The idea that i could scour youtube just to see his views on subject and hear him debate, I never felt compelled to do that before for any party leader. I will now take that walk down to the voting booth and show my support. One thing is certain, the ruling political elite should be very worried indeed cos the british people are so incredibly fed up with them.
I can point out exactly the same people on the 'right' who can't say anything about the 'left' without it becoming a foaming at the mouth rant that we are all communists who want to steal all their worldy goods and give it the undeserving scum![]()
and the funny thing is we sort of do already know what the three parties would do, they consistently betray the uk people so we know we are screwed whoever we get
But honestly come on, what kind of argument is it to write paragraph about x y z problem we have in this country and then say "UKIP have nothing to say about this".
Considering UKIP have been going for 20 years I think its a very good argument to point out that they have no actual policies in some areas.
this is exactly one of the reasons people support him.I wouldn't put too much stock in Farage. He's a good showman but he doesn't have the connections or political capital to do it in Westminster. His daddy wasn't a barrister and he didn't go to Oxbridge, so there's very little chance he'll get anywhere near a significant position in parliament. At best he might get an arm's length assassination like the Liberal Democrats have suffered under Clegg.
More importantly, UKIP's rise to prominence might mean we actually get a sensible debate on immigration and integration that we've sorely needed since the 1960s. Hopefully one not disrupted by "herp derp racism" when discussing whether or not we need more workless, uneducated numpties in the country.
I have a feeling you don't really know what communism is.In the last general election I manage to 'out' at least 3 people on this forum that wanted exactly that. Britboy was one, Scorza was two and I forgot who was the third. They stated out a little left wing and when pushed it transpired that they would love to see a full blown communist state in the UK that would love to see anyone who was richer then them simply have their savings taken away from them.
I know MoonX would freely admit that would be his wet dream too. So sorry but I do think the left here are closet communists
I have a feeling you don't really know what communism is.
Indeed, but from the way he's talking about it he doesn't seem to know what either are.Unfortunately that is what practical communism tends to turn in to rather than the theoretical ideal.
I have a feeling you don't really know what communism is.
You are aware that you sound like a "Bill O'Reilly sound board". (something you really should be ashamed of).
Similar to the opposing view on the point of ownership of land & resources (of which consent was not 100% given therefore it's equally wrong?).In any situation where communism isn't 100% consenting by everyone involved, it cannot be any other way.
It's odd that people think that a collection land ownership based system is more "theft" than any private land ownership system.
I've yet to see compelling evidence that human nature is so set.It wouldn't be theft is you were starting from scratch where nothing was owned by to convert to a communist 'economy' now would require the forced removal of land, property and wealth.
Humans are naturally aspirational, that's what communism ignores. When communists talk about 'collective ownership' what they really mean 'no ownership'.
Anyway here's a rather funky and quick explanation why communism doesn't fit with human nature....
UKIP will be around as long as the major parties fail to explain the necessity of the EU and address issues of concern to the public.
European law is generally wonderfully pro-individual. Health and safety, consumer rights, financial services... just an endless list of ways that people have benefited yet remain blissfully unaware.
My biggest bugbear is 'Herp derp the EU and human rights'.
1) Arrrgh the EU and the European Court of Human Rights are not the same thing;
2) The EU requires countries to adopt the charter following the Lisbon Treaty to bring everyone up to a base standard, but is not responsible for the decisions of that court
3) The Human Rights Act was not a result of EU pressure, it was entirely directional. Furthermore, it is on the whole a resoundingly good thing as it makes individuals access rights they'd otherwise had to apply to Europe to get (£££££££).
2) If you think the Convention is a bad thing, seriously, die.
I've yet to see compelling evidence that human nature is so set.
We simply fit into the society we are born - to say we are naturally materialistic and greedy is akin to staring at a puddle in a hole in the ground & gaping in awe at how well formed the hole is to the puddles form.
Besides, you can be aspirational & co-operative - the field of human motivation is far more complex than the average pro-capitalist person would assume.
I don't need anything fixed by you thank you very much
More then any of the others
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It's a massive step backwards to vote for that kind of party & anybody who did so is an idiot (no offence to those who did) - but you simply didn't understand exactly what you were voting for, or you really are a small minded racist little homophobe (not aimed at you btw - I have no idea who you voted for).
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