Go and study. Why are you voting at all if you don't know the reason yourself?
You are old enough to vote?
Poll: which party are you going to vote in up coming elections?
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Go and study. Why are you voting at all if you don't know the reason yourself?
You are old enough to vote?
Is that really your argument, anyone who doesn't agree with you must be a ill informed child?
I have stated my opinion if you wish to change it then it is for you to give a rational and debatable argument. Not for me to play devils advocate and do your job for you.
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I'm not arguing. I said go and study and any person would before doing anything.
And to any body saying UKIP are racist, here is what Searchlight Educational Trust, the anti-fascist charity that commissioned a poll found that.
"39% of Asian Britons, 34% of white Britons and 21% of black Britons wanted all immigration into the UK to be stopped permanently, or at least until the economy improved"
" And 43% of Asian Britons, 63% of white Britons and 17% of black Britons agreed with the statement that "immigration into Britain has been a bad thing for the country". Just over half of respondents – 52% – agreed with the proposition that "Muslims create problems in the UK"."
That was 2011. What it is now I've no idea. If you don't like what they say then fill this in
http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/contact/
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Then please give me the results of your study? or have you failed to follow your own doctrine?
Let me know how voting for UKIP in the EU elections will in any way help the UK's position within the EU?
Good on ya! I'm a Conservative and I also would like to see Conservative/UKIP coalition.
It's a shame Nigel Farage didn't stand in the Newark By-Election he would make a fantastic addition to the House of Commons if he won.
No 75% of our laws are now created in Brussels. If your Euro sceptic then surely its wise to vote for a euro sceptic candidate to represent the UK in Europe.
MEPs can't bring us out of Europe or offer us a referendum in the UK but they can and do stick up for us in the European Parliament.
Ill leave the 75% of laws debate for another time.
As for a euro skeptic candidate to protect UK interests great idea, im sure if you look hard enough you will find a party to support these ideals. Unfortunately UKIP are not the party for you, how can they support and protect UK interests if they don't turn up to debates and votes.
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/where-have-ukips-absent-meps-really-been-8160595.html
I'm not a UKIPer but to be quite honest I believe MEPs are just their to make the European Union look democratic. MEPs can't propose or repeal EU Laws and any amendments they make can be easily taken out by the EU Commission.
The 75% laws figure is debatable yes but it is a hell of a lot.
You never read what I put about the what the poll found? Selective reading there then.
Getting back some of the 75% of our laws are that was created in Brussels would be a good start.
I knew what the UK was like before the Euro..do you?
And lets hear from you about how it would help the UK to stay in.
No. Not in European Elections or General Elections but you can in Local Elections.
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Which specific laws affect you that you'd like to see abolished or bought back under UK control?
I assumed you were aiming the poll data at someone else because I failed to see the relevence of a public opinion poll in a debate on what ukip will do to support the UK from within the eu.
How will ukip get back the "laws" if they fail to participate in the eu paliment ?
Remember this is not a debate about being part of the eu. This is an election on who you want to represent the UK within the eu, surely you can see that a party with such an appalling attendance ratio as ukip is not suited to support the UK with the eu paliment.
I'm assuming that was aimed at deuse not me.
And of they had a 100% attendance record what would that achieve?
Maybe they could stop some of those "75% of laws" you don't like.
They don't have the power. The system is totally different to how laws are created etc in Westminster.
So the eu paliment doesn't debate and vote on laws and regulations?
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