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Originally posted by AR154
I disagree, it is to do with impartiality. Too many people are "offended", too many things "offensive". We need to start moving away from that. If someone doesn't like a certain political party, then you don't vote for them, you have that freedom. Denying material that advocates a party you oppose...isn't that worse? Sounds a bit selective.
Originally posted by Nammu
I have to agree with you AR154. At first i was thinking 'Excellent! Go the postal workers!', then I thought about what the implications might be. We're leaving it up to them to not deliver mail that they deem to be offensive.
So maybe some Christian postal guy might decide he's not delivering this month's newsletter for the local mosque, or maybe a Jewish postal worker might decide my local 'Digger' newspaper is anti-semetic, or a Muslim postal worker decides a magazine article is offensive.
At the end of the day, they're there to deliver the mail, not to police it.
Originally posted by boaby_phet
normaly i woudl be with the previous replier and be full of anger that the posties are deciding what to deliver... in this case though, its really for a greater good.
if i was a postie i wouldnt deliver them either. any one that disagrees.. ask yourself, would you publicly hand out leaflets that promote a party that are built on racisist views and fashist agendas? i know i wouldnt.
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Originally posted by blupblup
this is a party of racism
Originally posted by blupblup
this is a party of racism
Originally posted by solidshot
And the three main parties aren't racist?
So with blatant bias towards one community like this is it any wonder that people will vote BNP? and in all honesty if it is OK for the three main parties to be biased towards one racial group in this way then how can it be wrong for the BNP to want to focus on one community as well?
[edit on 20-5-2009 by solidshot]
Originally posted by blupblup
The thing is i don't see it as biased.
Originally posted by noangels
Any BNP stuff I get will be put in the bin instantly,there currently posting vids online at sites like youtube while spreading their hate for muslims
I despice these these little bully boys,and hope not many people are going to be foolish enough to vote for them in local elections!
I'm a english man,and proud too but theres not a chance in hell I would want these thugs speaking for me
Originally posted by uk today
reply to post by blupblup
Unfortunately people are so disgusted and disillusioned by the current political climate, that I fear the BNP will do extremely well in the upcoming euro and local elections.
I would NEVER vote for them cos to me they're still the national front behind the facade. People never, ever trust them please.
We need a complete change of direction in this country but they are certainly not the answer.
and in their leaflet showin" british jobs for british workers"--the models were actually american !!
I rest my case.
Originally posted by blupblup
No I'm talking about the workers being brought over as cheap labour.
We have a multicultural society which is great....we have to be equal to everybody...
Originally posted by boaby_phet
No to immigration and unnemployment (errr... what??)
no to high taxes and rip off britain"
as euro ministers, im fairly sure they will have nothing to do with taxes or fixing their so called "rip of britain", i really doubt a few euro ministers are going to be able to say no to euro rule and the euro ... (wouldnt that be up to government and not their euro reps).. and the clincher..
how the hell are immigration and unemployment linked?? jobs are scarce for everyone atm,
Thousands of contract workers at oil and gas plants in England and Wales are staging unofficial strikes in protest over the use of foreign labour.
Union shop steward Jason Smith said a contracting firm's decision to only employ Polish labour for a phase of work had got "everybody's backs up".