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[-:Undertaker:-]

i don't think it was fair, no. i don't care about fairness. i don't change my mind when it suits me. for example, in a recent feedback thread some members in this post basically told a member to get over it because that's life. that's my thought process here ~ no it wasn't fair, neither is life. i don't think it's fair he discriminates against minorities, i don't think it was fair he was ganged up on. it was entertaining. i would have done the same. well in bbc.

I don't see how its fair that this government discriminates against motorists, people who look after their houses, people who work and contribute, people who are the victims of crime, and in general the majority of the population. These groups who are militant, such as the UAF, Stonewall and the Muslim Council of Britain are given meetings with Cameron, Brown on the issues, when in reality they don't represent those majoritys at all. I remember once a muslim said on Sky News 'why are the government listening to the MCOB - they aren't elected, they dont represent muslims.'

..would you support a Question Time where a Labour/Lib Dem MP was surrounded by Conservative and UKIP supporters in both the audience and the panel? - could you imagine the outrage that would cause.

[StefanWolves]

all i have to say is lol@the people comparing hitler with griffen. don't even go there.

[Black_Apalachi]

All Question Time did, if anything at all, is move me towards supporting Griffin. That is purely because of the way the hour consisted of people shouting questions at him, often a few at a time and then moving onto the next few questions before he had a chance to finish answering the first one!

A lot of it was also going on about stuff they claimed he has said in the past. Personally I don't give a **** what the Daily Mail (sorry Dan ) or anyone else says he said years ago. I want to know what he plans to do to the country TODAY.

For these reasons, I still don't know what to think about any of it and at the moment wouldn't be ready to vote.