Well, I'm thinking of joining a political party, officially like.
Just wonderd if anyone else is part of a party, and what I have to do to join one.
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Well, I'm thinking of joining a political party, officially like.
Just wonderd if anyone else is part of a party, and what I have to do to join one.
What you mean lib dems Consertive and Labour parties?
And you wana be a MP ?
Party members aren't the ones who run for elections lol, they just show their support by giving money and whatnot. I don't see the point as there's no one party I wholly support, and it's a lot of money to waste.
btw you have to be 18.
join the bnp
No, its 15...well, it is at least for the party I want to join.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
Is it the mad monster raving lunatic party?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Haha! No its not :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Death Note
I'm a member of the liberal club, if thats good enough :)
Why would you admit that
didnt dom jolly run for their leader?Quote:
Originally Posted by Death Note
Im not grouping people here because obviously every person has a different heart, but politics at the end of the day is not a grouped affair trying to achieve one aim but rather a bunch of people with no real skills, only their name and their bank account and are trying to enhance both of those.
I hate mainstream politics and would advise you to join no political party but maybe join Amnesty instead :)
I'd join the BNP/UKIP or any right-wing party when i'm older, it would be nice for a revolution to sort out this country.
Dont join the BNP there corrupted idiots. By the way i think you cant just be a MP just like that. You have to rep your city and the public elects you. By the way who is UKIP never heard of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
Make your own ¬.¬Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
I don't wish to say what political party I will be joining, but I will say they are towards the left of the political spectrum.
And UKIP is United Kingdom Independance Party - I believe their main belief is to pull out of the EU
Actually you hear much more about Labour scandels than BNP ones, infact I haven't heard of any. Tell me, who's party is the one who has a minister who 'forgets' about a £100,000 donation?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clowgon
No, I am only 15 :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by WarezKid
Tell me which party denies the Holocaust, are homophobic and would deny people who don't wish to participate in their policies the right to vote?Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
BNP don't deny Holocaust, you are mixing it up with David Irwing. To be honest if you don't believe in the Holocaust I don't see a problem just like if someone said they didn't believe WW1 took place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
They are against gay marriage and gay adoption, that is homophobic how? Secondly please find that source that says they won't let people vote.
You have just made up a load of lies to cover up what I said about Labour, they have fed you fake information on the BNP by using the left wing and biased BBC.
If you want to get into discrimination arguements with jews and so on, just to let you know your party funds some of the above. If saying the Holocaust didn't exist is racist, then so is the Black Police Association.Quote:
The enemies of British Nationalism continue to parrot the claim that the BNP is a “racist party.” This claim is most often repeated because the BNP unashamedly addresses itself to the issues and concerns of the indigenous British population, and because it seeks to ensure that British people remain the majority population in this country. Opponents point to the fact that the BNP has an all-white membership, and that we address issues concerning white people.
If the BNP is racist for holding this position, then, we would suggest, all of the following organisations - some of them state funded - are also “racist” because they too address themselves exclusively to the issues and concerns of their respective communities:
1. Watford Asian Community care
2. Watford African Caribbean Association
3. National Black Police Association
4. Metropolitan Black Police Association
5. Black Londoners Forum
6. Black Information Link (BLINK)
7. Operation Black Vote
8. Federation of Black Housing Organisations (FBHO)
9. Black Training Enterprise Group
BNP have a bad name because of a select few members, which is always going to happen when you get a party that's so radically different to the ruling one - people do tend to go off the rails and it's ruins party reputation.
Also people seem to be confusing members of a party with MPs. Anyone of correct age who pays subscription can be a member of a party, and it just means you can go to their meetings and get newsletters or whatever. MPs you have to be 21 and win a local election in your area, and they actually have political power and are politicians.
Phil Edwards, BNP spokesman on homosexuality quoted as saying it is 'unnatural' and 'does not lead to procreation but does lead to moral turpitude and disease'.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
Mark Collett, former chairman of Young BNP on homosexuality quoted as calling homosexual 'AIDS monkeys', 'bum bandits', and that homosexuality is a 'sickening thought'
Not believing the murder of millions is somehow right is it? You tell the families of all those poor people that. And yes, if someone didn't belive in WWI, I'd find it equally as sickening. Your silly comment on that being find is just an awful attempt at defending your precious neo-Nazi politians.
BNP plan on bringing back national service, which I'm surprised you don't know that if participation isn't done by people, certain civil rights are removed, including the right to vote - No, I cant find a source, but you'll just have to deal with that :)
National service is a good idea - I personally don't like the idea of doing army training etc because I'm lazy, but I could do it if I had to and I think it would encourage people, especially young people, to stay fitter.
As for your posts about single members, refer to my above post.
People can believe homosexuality is wrong or not, it's called freedom something that isn't alllowed in the Middle East. You see if someone said to me WW1 didn't happen I wouldn't be bothered as that's their opnion, your Labour Party wants to look all nice and peaceful by stopping people speaking out against what they don't believe in. If someone is homophobic, what are you going to do? Lock up half the population?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Most people aren't bothered about politics thanks to 10 years and previous years of corruption and policies such as the EU which we hand £43 million a day towards.
Again, as FlyingJesus said it's a few who sometimes give the party a bad name yet you sterotype the BNP.
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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
Oh, if they want National Service fair enough. But deny cival rights is wrong imo.
I'm sorry, but if a member of Labour, Conservatives or Lib Dems made comments like that, do you really think they would still be a member of the party?
No they wouldn't because they are all afraid of standing up for what they believe in and even being taken to court thanks to the barbaric discriminative policies your government has pushed in over the last ten years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Yes, they should lock up half the population, the country would be a better place. If you was gay, would you like being called a bum-banditt?Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
And no to that ^^
Its because they have morally correct views.
Yeah lock up all of the British People, that's what Labour are trying to do anyway by opening the immigrant flood gates. I wouldn't care because insults don't bother me as I know i'm above them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
You mean to say Politically Correct views.Quote:
And no to that ^^
Its because they have morally correct views.
I don't know the whole deal on national service policies laid out by the BNP, but this thing about "denying civil rights" is entirely stupid. It's just another (more vicious) way of saying "it's illegal not to", which is the idea of national service anyway - it has to be done.
If you stab someone in the street, certain civil rights are forfeit, just like when you are caught for any crime.
Also "morally correct" is entirely academical, as there are many many theories on ethics and morality.
Then lock them in prison, but denying someone the vote is denying someone there say to how they want this country ran.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
And to Taker again, NO!
Homophobia is illegal, why should the BNP be able to get away with comments like this?
Why should criminals be allowed to vote?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Tbh, I'd prefer a nice medium. Labour are totally ********. BNP have some good policies, and some OTT.
Why shouldn't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
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Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Yeah, I think ive covered that one!
- They commited a crime against society.
- The point of prison was to isolate these people from society.
- It serves as a punishment.
- It stops partys like Labour gaining extra votes by making prisions have facilitys like Gyms.
They really need to rename this stuff
'Parry', thats one sure-*** boring party! "/
Anyway, think before you bore the rest of your life to death
Not comming from experience, of course
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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
Arn't people allowed to repent?
Murders and Rapists can't be forgiven or cured, once a rapist - always a rapist. Anyway if the crime was robbery, you serve your term lose a vote as part of the punishment and then you come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
I meant when your older? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
Oh, I obviously agree with crimes like that, but there is crimes which can be forgiven in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by WarezKid
Yeah there are, for example i'll forgive the crime if they serve a harsh jail term, not these 'warnings' and 1 year terms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo13.
Yes and when people come out of prison they become citizens again, it's a good idea to have no votes for criminals really.
:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ashley 12344
I joined one last year. I think you can choose how much you want to pay (£1+ a year or something like that). Painless process. :)
Too much of a flippant sound bite to take seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-