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Jimmy-J 28-10-2009 15:40

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Maybe another voting poll would be a good idea?

Gary L 28-10-2009 15:47

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Originally Posted by Product 13 (Post 34899434)
Maybe another voting poll would be a good idea?

Don't forget to include the "I couldn't give a smeg" option :)

punky 28-10-2009 15:54

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If you take fascism more generally (authortarian, forcibly suppressing opposition etc) it does apply to a few people I know on the left of the political spectrum.

Damien 28-10-2009 15:58

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34899440)
Don't forget to include the "I couldn't give a smeg" option :)

It's called not participating in the poll ;)

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Originally Posted by Product 13 (Post 34899434)
Maybe another voting poll would be a good idea?

On if we're all fascists? I like it.

danielf 28-10-2009 16:00

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34899444)
If you take fascism more generally (authortarian, forcibly suppressing opposition etc) it does apply to a few people I know on the left of the political spectrum.

Communist states certainly have a penchant for totalitarianism...

papa smurf 28-10-2009 17:04

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BNP could be on Question Time every year and may be asked on BBC's other top political shows

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz0VFNqdqBv




Mark Thompson said that the level of public support for the far-right party meant that it was entitled to appear on a regular basis.

TheDaddy 28-10-2009 19:38

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 34899295)
It's the British National Party, please get it right. :rolleyes:

Says a lot about their supporters

Niles Crane 29-10-2009 02:18

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34899444)
If you take fascism more generally (authortarian, forcibly suppressing opposition etc) it does apply to a few people I know on the left of the political spectrum.

Best not to take it so generally and use the actual definition of the political ideology instead then. Otherwise its just akin to calling your annoying boss at work a little nazi. If you're trying to have a serious political debate, it doesn't bode well for your argument.

Osem 31-10-2009 22:10

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Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34899777)
Otherwise its just akin to calling your annoying boss at work a little nazi. If you're trying to have a serious political debate, it doesn't bode well for your argument.

Ken Livingstone knows all about that sort of thing.....

Hugh 17-11-2009 16:59

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Nick has decided that he really doesn't want to be an MEP for the North-West, after his long service in that post.

BBC
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BNP leader Nick Griffin has said he is going to stand in the Westminster constituency of Barking, east London, in the next general election.

Flyboy 17-11-2009 17:16

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I am not sure that is against the rules, however inadvisable that maybe, to sit in both chambers. I think he is just after the double salary and double expenses.

Damien 17-11-2009 17:27

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Is it possible to donate directly to a MP's campaign? Say I don't want to donate to Labour in any way but do want to donate to their candidate in Barking?

Flyboy 17-11-2009 19:15

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I would have thought that would be achievable.

punky 17-11-2009 19:28

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34911090)
Is it possible to donate directly to a MP's campaign? Say I don't want to donate to Labour in any way but do want to donate to their candidate in Barking?

They do this for leadership campaigns (remember Peter Hain?) so maybe they'll do it for elections as well. Any money left over would probably end up going to Labour.

I would suggest if you're trying to prevent Griffin from being elected, you'd be better off donating time (canvassing etc). Although bare in mind Barking/Dagenham/etc is quite BNP-sympathetic so you'll have a bit of a job convincing them otherwise.

papa smurf 17-11-2009 19:31

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34911150)
They do this for leadership campaigns (remember Peter Hain?) so maybe they'll do it for elections as well. Any money left over would probably end up going to Labour.

I would suggest if you're trying to prevent Griffin from being elected, you'd be better off donating time (canvassing etc). Although bare in mind Barking/Dagenham/etc is quite BNP-sympathetic so you'll have a bit of a job convincing them otherwise.

sounds like someones trying to buy democracy;)


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