hector wrote:
But they are still racist.

hector wrote:

Guildford White wrote: But they are still racist.






Be honest.. Wouldn't you be concerned if a group of Romanians that you see on programmes moved next door to you?Guildford White wrote:You're ignoring all Farage's comments then?
Like the one about not wanting to live next to any Rumanians?
Bit inconvenient that, isn't it.



I'd welcome them, compared to the (white British) w@nkers living next to us now.Wolfetoneleeds wrote: Be honest.. Wouldn't you be concerned if a group of Romanians that you see on programmes moved next door to you?

Not the biggest shock Joe!joelufc20 wrote:I voted UKIP

As are the other 4,400,000 people who voted for themGuildford White wrote:
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But they are still racist.

I don't vote mate..gessa wrote:I don't usually like to get involved too much in political debate, but just a question to the UKIP supporters, a question I have asked a few times but have never really got an answer to.I understand their main agendas,but other than stemming the flow of what is regarded as undesirables and getting the UK out of Europe, what, as a floating voter, have the party got to offer me as regard to running the country?
Picking up on the info supplied by GW.
I don't like the idea of a 30% flat rate of tax, I also don't like the Labour idea of a 50% or even a 60% tax either.
Why do they want to cut materity pay, what in the modern workplace would this achieve?


gessa wrote:I don't usually like to get involved too much in political debate, but just a question to the UKIP supporters, a question I have asked a few times but have never really got an answer to.I understand their main agendas,but other than stemming the flow of what is regarded as undesirables and getting the UK out of Europe, what, as a floating voter, have the party got to offer me as regard to running the country?
Picking up on the info supplied by GW.
I don't like the idea of a 30% flat rate of tax, I also don't like the Labour idea of a 50% or even a 60% tax either.
Why do they want to cut maternity pay, what in the modern workplace would this achieve?



I second that, welcome back Emswoodfordwhites wrote:welcome back ems

No mate, that's a category error.CSA wrote: As are the other 4,400,000 people who voted for them
BTW Rather than big them up I personally think Auntie has pulled out all the stops to try and slaughter them, There is a lot of pissed off people in the EU at the moment and i can only see it getting worse,

Yes indeed, it's more fun when you're around. Where have you been hiding?1964white wrote:
I second that, welcome back Ems

Guildford White wrote:
No mate, that's a category error.
Not everyone who voted for them is racist, just like not everyone who voted for Blair's Labour was a warmonger.
The fact remains that Farage and many of his senior henchmen judge people on nationality and ethnicity, which makes them racist.
And as for the BBC, Farage has been on Question Time more than anyone except David Dimbleby this year. Which other party leaders were given that platform? Added to their coverage of UKIP's performance in the council elections as a triumph despite their share of the vote dropping from 23% to 17%, it points to a very clear agenda of talking up UKIP. How much coverage did the Green Party ( who beat the LibDems ) get? None.

May I suggest there is a hell of a lot of lazy ignorant people in the land, why not try and argue your POV rather than insult those who don't share itdrsdadsotherson wrote: A vote for UKIP is a vote for a vicious screwing of the country from a political party hiding behind a one-issue banner and from a public too damn lazy and ignorant to read the small print that they bring with them.
Vote UKIP, get your border controls and kiss the rest of our country goodbye.