We've got a new member....

GASCAN · 30 Mar 2003 at 11:24

Originally posted by Jazz
nothing wrong supporting the bnp, time to get those damn asians out of this country

Now you know how the Iraqui's feel about the Brits invading their country, it works both ways and before you say I was only jokeing, with the smiley and all that, it don't look like it, your a BNP member yourself and so is "Death Commando" if your backing this guy up so much

JAzz · 30 Mar 2003 at 11:32

Originally posted by GASCAN
Now you know how the Iraqui's feel about the Brits invading their country, it works both ways and before you say I was only jokeing, with the smiley and all that, it don't look like it, your a BNP member yourself and so is "Death Commando" if your backing this guy up so much

Im also asian

Kitchster_uk · 30 Mar 2003 at 11:46

I voted liberal in the last election but I don't support all their policies. I suppose I land between Liberal and Tory, however, I certianly wouldn't choose the handle "Tory Boy"

sik · 30 Mar 2003 at 11:47

Originally posted by iam
...called 'BNP member'...

I wonder if this is just a member having a larph (not a very good one mind you) or it really is a member of the BNP.

I suggest you give me my word, larph, back! Thief!

Originally posted by Jazz
nothing wrong supporting the bnp, time to get those damn asians out of this country

Great timing!

GASCAN · 30 Mar 2003 at 11:50

Originally posted by Jazz
Im also asian

LOL sorry my bad

iam · 30 Mar 2003 at 12:00

Re: Re: We've got a new member....

Originally posted by sik
I suggest you give me my word, larph, back! Thief!

Nevaaaaar!!!

You didn't copyright it when you first used it

Therefore:

Larph © iam 2003

sik · 30 Mar 2003 at 12:05

Re: Re: Re: We've got a new member....

Originally posted by iam
Nevaaaaar!!!

You didn't copyright it when you first used it

Therefore:

Larph © iam 2003

You're right, it's just patented by me, I even have the legal documentation Loser.

See you in court.

Garp · 30 Mar 2003 at 12:11

I think the main problem is that the BNPs views are not widely held. Generally it also seems that if you don't hold them you find them completely offensive. Anyone touting to have such views is liable to recieve a fair amount of abuse just because folk find those views so incredibly offensive.

iam · 30 Mar 2003 at 12:17

Re: Re: Re: Re: We've got a new member....

Originally posted by sik
You're right, it's just patented by me, I even have the legal documentation Loser.

See you in court.

I'll be there with bells on :mad:

hardstone_2k · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:35

Originally posted by Garp
I think the main problem is that the BNPs views are not widely held.

and that's a problem how?

Akira · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:39

Congratulations, BNP Member. Mission accomplished.

Robert · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:42

yep , got the attention he wanted.

pyro · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:49

eh, i dont like the "patriotic" stuff...i have heard a lot about bnp here, many posters against them like "stop the bnp" but thats wrong, even people opposed to freedom are free to talk about their believes...

p.s. lol:

memphisto · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:49

sambo yer sigs too big

maximum width is 125 not 140 as yours.

And on the subject so what I dont care if he calls himself BNP Member I also dont care if he supports the BNP.

Also he has no need to justify his / her name to me, you or anyone else.

theleg · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:50

Im sure he and Sir Mosley will get on famously.

Garp · 30 Mar 2003 at 13:58

Originally posted by hardstone_2k
and that's a problem how?

The problem as in why it's causing all this hassle.

daz · 30 Mar 2003 at 14:00

Imagine if we had some new members:-

"Labour Party Member"

"Conservative Party Member"

"Liberal Party Member"

"Nazi Party Member"

"BNP Member"

Whatever their name is, i think it's justified to ask questions about the policies of their chosen party - otherwise why use that name on a public forum?

Also, would any one of the above usernames be deemed wrong or innapropriate, and if so, why?

theleg · 30 Mar 2003 at 14:01

Labour party member would probably warrant a ban :dunno:

Visker · 30 Mar 2003 at 14:04

Originally posted by daz

Whatever their name is, i think it's justified to ask questions about the policies of their chosen party - otherwise why use that name on a public forum?

Do You Use Daz Washing Up Powder To Give You Excellent Whites? :rolleyes:

(My First Rolleyes

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Bony Maloney · 30 Mar 2003 at 14:22

quote:Whatever their name is, i think it's justified to ask questions about the policies of their chosen party - otherwise why use that name on a public forum? quote
Maybe with all the Union Jacks on display, and patriotism he thought he had found a home, kind of a cosy UK kicks butt kinda place

I don't care what anyones name / sig is about, that is there prerogative, and right, unless the Donnies smell rule breaking :cool: