4th June EURO Elections Poll - Who are you voting for

[Ousetunes 10]

So the BNP support the Ghurkas?

 

Aren't they, er, foreign?

 

Or can you pick and choose which races you want to look after and those you wish to annihilate?

 

What a pathetic bunch you losers are.

[brianthedog 10]

Can you explain to us lesser mortals what the benefits of a Tory government would be?

 

Its very easy to jump on the bash Gordon bandwagon, less easy to say how Cameron would be better.

 

Not that todays elections are going to change the government directly, unfortunately...

 

I'm not jumping on a bash Gordon bandwagon. I've known he was a prat since day one, and would never have voted Labour anything whilst he was chancellor or PM. His financial imcompetence has been highlighted by his lack of understanding of the current recession. He claims that it was through his financial leadership that the UK boomed in the late 90s and early-mid 00s, yet he's reluctant to shoulder any blame for the recession and seems clueless as to how to get out of this. Regardless of the official line, the government has a say in interest rates - allowing them to fall so low is one example of how little understanding Brown really has of the economy.

 

As for the benefits of a Tory government. Obviously these remain to be seen. My opinion is that Labour have to go - the party has no internal confidence and they are in self-destruct mode. So for alternatives this leaves Conservatives or Lib Dem; for viable alternatives this leaves the Conservatives. David Cameron is a prat, but he seems to have more of a knack of understanding what the public mood is. It's impossible to judge how they would handle the recession as they've been out of power for so long. One thing I can say with absolute certainty, is they cannot do a worse job than Brown and Co. Historically, the Tories have a better record of economic recovery, which is exactly what we should be looking for.

[MR BENN 10]

From this poll, it looks like good news for the BNP and the Green Party.

I wonder how the white supremacists will get on with the Greens.

 

 

hopefully ban all green lefty cyclists from our roads:D

 

seriously though, what is the point of the Greens ? all they di is try and stop progress by protesting at every airport extention ,road building scheme and housing development .

[Keith Rich 10]

Not that todays elections are going to change the government directly, unfortunately...

 

I'm not jumping on a bash Gordon bandwagon. I've known he was a prat since day one, and would never have voted Labour anything whilst he was chancellor or PM. His financial imcompetence has been highlighted by his lack of understanding of the current recession. He claims that it was through his financial leadership that the UK boomed in the late 90s and early-mid 00s, yet he's reluctant to shoulder any blame for the recession and seems clueless as to how to get out of this. Regardless of the official line, the government has a say in interest rates - allowing them to fall so low is one example of how little understanding Brown really has of the economy.

 

As for the benefits of a Tory government. Obviously these remain to be seen. My opinion is that Labour have to go - the party has no internal confidence and they are in self-destruct mode. So for alternatives this leaves Conservatives or Lib Dem; for viable alternatives this leaves the Conservatives. David Cameron is a prat, but he seems to have more of a knack of understanding what the public mood is. It's impossible to judge how they would handle the recession as they've been out of power for so long. One thing I can say with absolute certainty, is they cannot do a worse job than Brown and Co. Historically, the Tories have a better record of economic recovery, which is exactly what we should be looking for.

 

I think you will find the only people who benefit from a Tory governemt are the rich.

 

If you actually examine in detail the few policies they have put forward you will see a common link...to take from the poor to give to the rich. I am not criticising the Tories for this because that is what they do, they are there to look after the interests of the rich.

[horribleblob 214]

hopefully ban all green lefty cyclists from our roads:D

 

seriously though, what is the point of the Greens ? all they di is try and stop progress by protesting at every airport extention ,road building scheme and housing development .

 

I'll say this for you, Mr Benn, you're consistent.

[Mr Goose 10]

To all SF chums, non chums and other

 

Please, please, please go out and vote today

 

BNP folk: please disregard this message

[brianthedog 10]

I think you will find the only people who benefit from a Tory governemt are the rich.

 

If you actually examine in detail the few policies they have put forward you will see a common link...to take from the poor to give to the rich. I am not criticising the Tories for this because that is what they do, they are there to look after the interests of the rich.

 

So to contrast this, what do you think a labour government is for? And how well do you think they've performed against this generic mandate of late?

[epiphany 10]

To BNP supporters, and I mean this sincerely, I respect your vote as much as anyone else's. You deserve representation as much as anyone else, and I would be just as honoured to stand along side you in the polling station as any other of my fellow citizens.

 

Democracy is not just about the outright "rule of majority", it is about protecting the rights and freedom of expression of individuals and minorities. If, hypothetically, the BNP eventually became the majority party, then I would expect the same regard for the other minority parties and ideologies, in the vein of democratic individualism.

[Mr Goose 10]

To BNP supporters, and I mean this sincerely, I respect your vote as much as anyone else's. You deserve representation as much as anyone else, and I would be just as honoured to stand along side you in the polling station as any other of my fellow citizens.

 

Democracy is not just about the outright "rule of majority", it is about protecting the rights and freedom of expression of individuals and minorities. If, hypothetically, the BNP eventually became the majority party, then I would expect the same regard for the other minority parties and ideologies, in the vein of democratic individualism.

 

I agree, and I was only joking about fascists not voting. The strength of a democracy should be the ability to accept views, no matter how silly/vile

[tara 10]

Whatever happens i hope none of this goes on.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article416738.ece

 

How low can you get. I know its old news but it makes you wonder.

[Frank Sidney 11]

Whatever happens i hope none of this goes on.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article416738.ece

 

How low can you get. I know its old news but it makes you wonder.

 

And the BNP have a bad name, bet they didn't amend any votes for that party!!

[Thebanginman 10]

 

Who'd have thought it eh? BNP members and supporters showing what a bunch of bigoted, hypocritical morons they are. But of course, they're not racist remember. Yeah right.

 

I am apalled and emabarassed at just how many people on this forum actually believe that the BNP have genuinely changed their agenda and haven't just pretended to in order to get more votes. I am not, however, surprised.

I tjink its you that may be bigoted,there was nothing wrong with that clip except it was a load of made up propaganda crap.Really some people who like to appear intelligent ought to forget about the BNP and concentrate on their naivety.P.C says jump they say how high ,its no wonder this country is going to the dogs we are producing a nation of sheep.