BNP

ElRazur · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:14

What are the possible scenarios if the next Prime minister is a BNP member? (As in they actually won the election :eek:

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I think their election manifestos will be very hard to acheive if not almost impossible.

What do you guys think?

EDIT
Should the foreigners, immigrants and minority ethnics be worried?

panthro · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:16

It will never happen, so I tend not to think about it. But your right in that their policies etc will not work. They are over the top and impossible to enforce.

liam72uk · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:17

Civil war

ElRazur · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:18

panthro said:
It will never happen, so I tend not to think about it. But your right in that their policies etc will not work. They are over the top and impossible to enforce.

Hmmm, Hamas won the election in palastine so i think anything is possible in that terms.

JRS · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:18

ElRazur said:
What are the possible scenarios if the next Prime minister is a BNP member?

Welll, I'd be leaving the country is disgust. Aside from that - they'd renege on most of their policies due to difficulties/impossibilities in implementation, antagonise most of the population in the process and get swiftly voted back out at the next election.

Tommy B · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:18

Why can't BNP hate chavs instead. Then if they got into power we could clear the mess up for good.

Phantom · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:19

if youre wanting a serious discussion you should post this in SA otherwise people are just going to tie you up, cover you in mustard and high five your face for even bringing it up.

tbh im not even sure i understand your question by possible scenarios. what srt of scenarios are you wanting with regards to that? enviromental? schooling? taxes? health? hmm.. have the BNP even got manifestos for these areas - they'll get a big shock when their main concern is....

Sanzy · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:21

If they come to power ... there will be a war ... a war GOD DAMMIT

panthro · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:23

ElRazur said:
Hmmm, Hamas won the election in palastine so i think anything is possible in that terms.

England isnt the middle east. Thats a whole different story. Plus, Abbas is still the Palestinian leader so that helps slightly.

ElRazur · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:24

Phantom said:
if youre wanting a serious discussion you should post this in SA otherwise people are just going to tie you up, cover you in mustard and high five your face for even bringing it up.

tbh im not even sure i understand your question by possible scenarios. what srt of scenarios are you wanting with regards to that? enviromental? schooling? taxes? health? hmm.. have the BNP even got manifestos for these areas - they'll get a big shock when their main concern is....

Ok, when you hear the name British National Party, what comes to your mind? I tend to think along the line of fear of immigrants, racism etc maybe im wrong but that's what comes to mind. Now i imagine if they win, there's gonna be loads of problem in that area.
If they have a manifestios i dont know but im sure they have a plan.
I idint put it in sc as it always riddled with people slagging each other off once you dont share their view.

Sirrel Squirrel · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:24

Even if they did get in, I can't really see them being able to make any laws because every other mp would vote against them.

robmiller · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:25

ElRazur said:
Hmmm, Hamas won the election in palastine so i think anything is possible in that terms.

Whilst Hamas are rather extreme by western standards, they were elected on the basis of a policy/belief (the destruction of the state of Israel) that a majority of Palestinians hold.

Call me when more than a tiny majority of people believe in the BNP's policies.

panthro · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:27

robmiller said:
Whilst Hamas are rather extreme by western standards, they were elected on the basis of a policy/belief (the destruction of the state of Israel) that a majority of Palestinians hold.

Call me when more than a tiny majority of people believe in the BNP's policies.

Nicely put.

At the end of the day (Ive got to stop using that phrase) it is never going to happen. Ever. They may win more seats, but they will never be a ruling party.

If they do, I will leave this country.

ElRazur · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:28

robmiller said:
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Call me when more than a tiny majority of people believe in the BNP's policies.

I think you gonna be getting called earlier than expected, if the report in the media is anything to go by - their support seem to be growing lately as a result of political correctness being adopted by the other parties.

spirit · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:28

if that happened:

on other news - hell freezes over, osama declares love of america, french decide to work etc etc etc

CIVIL WAR prolly

robmiller said:
Call me when more than a tiny majority of people believe in the BNP's policies.

why for the love of god why

Raymond Lin · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:30

panthro said:
It will never happen, so I tend not to think about it. But your right in that their policies etc will not work. They are over the top and impossible to enforce.

The Nazi's got into power.....I wouldn't say it will NEVER happen, I just will never vote for them and hope no one who have any sense will either.

Maxi · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:32

panthro said:
If they do, I will leave this country.

I'm the opposite, the BNP getting into power is the one thing that would KEEP me in this country.

Sean

panthro · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:34

Raymond Lin said:
The Nazi's got into power.....I wouldn't say it will NEVER happen, I just will never vote for them and hope no one who have any sense will either.

Times have changed, people have learnt from history. There is a very strong multi cultural society in modern Britain, which will not aid the BNP. Unless they spurn more lies and contradict themselves in the aid of trying to get immigrants and minorities to vote for them.

panthro · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:34

Maxi said:
I'm the opposite, the BNP getting into power is the one thing that would KEEP me in this country.

Sean

Whys that?

ElRazur · 23 Apr 2006 at 23:35

panthro said:
Whys that?