“You really think pollsters care if you vote BNP or not beyond

Comment on Are the BNP Racists? by RawrRawr.

“You really think pollsters care if you vote BNP or not beyond the poll they are paid to canvas for?” – Perhaps not the pollsters but as recent debate has shown there are people who hold the opinion that members of the BNP should not be teachers/police etc. Whilst I would never consider becoming a member of any political party (as I vote on the policies they hold at times of election not on the parties general principles as I believe this unquestioning alliance has led to much complacency in the leading parties) I do resent being branded a racist if I ever happen to mention my intended vote, this flagrant discrimination is just as unfair as racism itself and, in my opinion, does nothing more than drive BNP voters into a marginalised position in society which is another antagonism.

As you rightly affirm David support does appear to have gone down, and perhaps it has, my posts are based on my opinions alone, I prefer not to rely on statistics as they are so easily manipulated or simply misinterpreted. (If interested please read the article on freepost entitled “One third of us wil be Elvis Impersonators” which discusses the recent “experts” statistic that suggests by 2019 one third of us will be Elvis impersonators!)

I am aware that BNP will likely lose seats in the next election but I do not feel that this should mean that I should be forced into voting for one of the two parties which have any chance of being in power after the next election (just another way of dictating to us in this Labour enforced “Nanny State”). In some ways my voting for the BNP is less to get them into power and more to show my contempt for the main parties, whose views are almost entirely identical, and to highlight problems which BNP addresses such as immigration and pensioners rights.