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Benifit fraud... would you report someone??
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Are they all tree-hugging commies?
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The bourgeoise lives in possibly the last house in the quarter with single glazing, the entrepreneur drives the 1000+km to Germany for business rather than take the train (but not in the deudeuche) and the fighter pilot may well have downed a few commies in his time but is very discrete obout the missions he carried out.
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BNP voters are all ex-Labour types from inner city northern towns aren't they?
Dunno really, can't say I've ever seen any figures
It'd be some step from being a leftie to go that far rightMind you, the Tories used to employ Edgar Griffin [Nick's dad] as a campaign aide at the same time as he was manning the BNP election hotline
Maybe he was secret Labour voter as well as a BNP/Tory?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/hundreds-of-conservatives-are-in-the-bnp-667032.html
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So probbly not then?
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I ate a commie once.. very gristly
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IDunno really, can't say I've ever seen any figures
It'd be some step from being a leftie to go that far right
You're kidding? Right?
I live in as right wing an area as possible in the rather lovely cotswolds. The BNP does not exist.
Pick any crappy northern town or deprived london area and you'll find Labour and the BNP.
The BNP recruit from Labour.
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I am not sure that the BNP are a right wing party, I haven't really heard any of their policies (do they actually have any?) other than racism.
Racist policies seem to be held more by parties that hold right wing economic policies, probably because they need scapegoats to blame for failure and Johnny foreigner (or supposed benefit cheats) are easier targets than the rich and powerful.Posted 1 year ago # -
The bNP recruit from socially deprived areas, they recruit people who feel failed by the current politics, and give them easy if incorrect answers.
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pps. The nazis were a socialist party.
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No they weren't. Just called themselves 'National Socialists', but actual Socialism is opposed to any exclusion along racial grounds.
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Stalin was a Nazi
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I am not sure that the BNP are a right wing party, I haven't really heard any of their policies (do they actually have any?) other than racism.
The Political Compass puts them to the left of Labour.
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Elfinsafety - Member
No they weren't.
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My son is genuinely disabled and walks with a frame and it riles me when we need a disabled parking space but only to find all are taken up by either fake blue badge holders or Merc drivers who believe they can park anywhere. I would grass him up without hesitation and feel proud that I'm helping the genuine people who need help. Even though my son needs 24 hour care I have never missed a days work in all my working life (I'm 43). Just do it and think of my poor son! The people who say no are the people who know somebody or who are milking the system dry.
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Erm, from your Wiki link, MSP:
Nazism (Nationalsozialismus, National Socialism; alternatively spelled Naziism[1]) was the ideology and practice of the Nazi Party and of Nazi Germany.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] It was a unique variety of fascism that involved biological racism and antisemitism.[10] Nazism presented itself as politically syncretic, incorporating policies, tactics and philosophies from right- and left-wing ideologies; in practice, Nazism was a far right form of politics.[11]
Any 'socialist' policies were simply subterfuge. Socialism is about treating people as social equals; Nazism is the opposite of that.
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Can someone sum this all up. 'cos last time I read this thread it was about some bloke thinking about grassing up some bloke he didn't really know anything about cos he pushed a caravan or went up a ladder or something. is it worth reading? or just the usual?
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I eat a BNP pig once.. well just a bacon sarnie.. it was juicy.. and very very rascist.. with an aftertaste of anger and disillusion..
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I agree with the Elephant, nationalist parties have their base in the industrial socialist strongholds in all the countries I'm familiar with. In France the FN does well in Nord, Pas de Calais and Marseille but not in the rural west. In Germany the extreme right has it's base in poor city suburbs.
Don't worry Elephant, I promise not to agree with you again for a few months.
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errrrr Excuse me, DO NOT put me in the same sentance as the BNP.
I am not a right wing looney, I was just bored and fancied an online rumble!
You lot obviously take this very seriously and have some very strong views you are not happy to let lie.
I personally do not care wether or not you agree with me, we are all entitled to an opinion, are we not??????? Or is that an extreme right wing view too????????
I do however find it very offensive to be put into the same sentance as the BNP.
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Nazi = national socialist. Edit: sozialist being spelt with a Z in German.
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also from My link
They declared support for a nationalist form of socialism that was to provide for the Aryan race and the German nation economic security, social welfare programs for workers, a just wage, honour for workers' importance to the nation, and protection from capitalist exploitation.
Certainly not the socialism that I believe in, but a brand of socialism that they sold to the people of Germany at that time.
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Don't worry Elephant, I promise not to agree with you again for a few months.
If anyone else does it I'll have to switch sides.Posted 1 year ago # -
people who use that many question marks are almost always BNP members..
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Can someone sum this all up.
It's about the resentment of some, for others, and the perception by some that others are taking what they aren't entitled to.
There was a little bit about the need for people to be socially responsible and confront fraudulent behaviour using appropriate means, but a lot of it's just a load of the usual waffle. Some of it's quite funny really. Reached a peak, but then sort of fizzled out really, briefly perking up this evening.
Someone's bin called a Nazi though, so things could hot up again.
Certainly not the socialism that I believe in, but a brand of socialism that they sold to the people of Germany at that time.
Yeah I see what yer saying, but to call them a 'socialist' party is a bit warped by any rational standards though, wouldn't you agree?
The BNP attempt similar tactics, but truth be told, those in charge of that nasty shower of poo don't mean a word of it. They just want thick, ignorant and amenable foot soldiers to serve their own selfish ends.
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thier main/sole campaign issue is immigration/nationalism which is much more of a right wing issue than it is a left wing one. They wer efomed fromt he NF who were right wing
How was that "compass" calculated as I would put them to the right of pretty much everyone.
The British National Party (BNP) is a far-right political party formed as a splinter group from the National Front by John Tyndall in 1982. It restricted membership to 'indigenous British' people until 2010, after a legal challenge to its constitution.[14]
Wiki for examplePosted 1 year ago # -
thier main/sole campaign issue is immigration/nationalism which is much more of a right wing issue than it is a left wing one.
Is it?I thought Labour acknowledged that immigration lost them votes. That suggests it's a left wing issue.
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I do however find it very offensive to be put into the same sentance as the BNP
I suspect they agre with you on benefits though - I t was not me who calle dyou BNP I dont think you are a racist as your hate is more general and less focused
Calm down and think happy thought like lazy scroungers being buried in holes
Elfin call him a nazi and see if we can drag him back inPosted 1 year ago # -
lazy scroungers, big holes
BNP
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Who, Kevevs?
Oi, Kev, yer a Nazi!
I really don't think he is though actually.
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The main political parties, tend to be judged left or right,, according to their economic policies.
Other policies such as immigration don't always sit neatly with the same left or right classifications (that's the real world and not based on ideological ideals).Posted 1 year ago # -
If you look at the policies of the French FN you'll find a lot of socialism in there, along with a large dose of nationalism. It's a simplistic, populist rhetoric that promises a privileged future to the conservative (with a small c), xenophobic poor. Extreme right in a misnomer in that none of the parties in Britan, France or Germany prone extreme liberalisation of markets, free trade or the redcution of the role of the state which one would normally consider extreme right wing.
They're really just populist nationalists with a programme to please the masses that is pretty socialist if you read the detail.
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Seriously can someone answer this, maybe someone who actually knows about benefits?
Why when there are full time permanent jobs going in my local Tescos,
are there people who are unemployed and perfectly fit to work, not taking those jobs? I know of quite a few families around Ludlow who do not work, and spend all day loitering around the local childrens parks
and the estates that they live in.Why are they not being forced to take these jobs?
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eh? hang on, are people actually arguing about the BNP on here? cos it sounded like it for a moment then. There is no argument for the BNP!
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Can everyone just stop quoting from Wiki FFS ?
Apart from being lazy, it just marks your argument or POV as unverified. You might as well not quote it at at all.
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