So it’s OK for BNP supporters to slag of the other political

Comment on UK General Election 2010 Live TV Leaders Debates by David.

So it’s OK for BNP supporters to slag of the other political parties and their supporters, but I can’t do the same to the BNP and their supporters?

Would it be OK if I was slagging of the UAF or any of the major political parties, if I agreed with the BNP?

Note that stating a fact that they don’t have a cat in hells chance of WINNING the next general election is not slagging them off. It’s practically a certainty they won’t run the country next year.

I did say a few times I’m anti BNP, and yes actively campaigning (not a phrase I’d use, I consider it debating since I won’t be knocking on doors next year) against the BNP because a significant number of comments here are pro BNP. If there was no pro BNP comments I’d have nothing much to say about the BNP here. You’ll note I’ve barely said anything about UKIP and I disagree with a lot of their policies as well.

If there was a lot of pro Conservative comments I’d ‘campaign’ against those as well, just like you would. The Tories are a bigger threat to my political ideals because there’s a strong chance they will win the next general election, no matter how you spin it the BNP at best are going to get a handful of MP’s that will wield no real power. That being said it would be a foot in the door and that is a concern for me IF the BNP’s unspoken ideals are the same as their founding ideals as suggested by things Nick Griffin has said, I don’t want one of them as an MP.

I’m NOT David Dimbleby on Question Time who is meant to be impartial: OK bad example when discussing the BNP, but you know what I mean. I have an opinion and I express it.

David