In the meantime, will you be supporting the fight against Fascism ?
You seem very good at attacking the views of the BNP but not so hot on defending your own actions in denying free speech to others.
You have a conviction that as a “reasonable person” you are qualified to act as judge, jury and executioner and decide who should be allowed a platform and who shouldn’t.
As we have seen this week the anti-facist groups scored a spectacular own goal. Seeing a load of “left-wing soap dodgers” chucking eggs at democratically elected politicians and preventing them speaking isn’t likely to make many of the 1 million or so people who voted BNP change their minds IMO.
The best way to combat the BNP is to engage in the debate and expose to people what their policies actually mean and the impact it would have on those who they know and who they meet in their day to day lives.
Once more of the people who voted for them realise that they have friends, work colleagues, neighbours who are decent people that would be victimised by the BNP the more repulsive the BNP will appear.