There's nothing wrong with being populist until you start saying outrageous and untrue things - playing on peoples' ignorance - in order to gain support. Which is all populism is. It's always been wrong to be
far-right. Cutting out the first part of the compound word to change its meaning makes you seem dishonest.
Clearly the far-right is more far-right than Islam. Come on, it's in their ****ing name.
And what in my post history in the last year leads you to believe I'm
not against Islam? The difference between us is I'm against Islam
and I understand the concept of nuance. I appreciate that Muslims are religious to different degrees and in different ways. You also see Islam as this boogeyman and you post about it to an extent that makes you look marginally obsessed. Seriously, you try to shoe-horn it into conversations where it's not even relevant.
They're campaigning for the repeal of legislation like hate speech laws that prevents the normalisation of persecuting minorities. They also don't want children being exposed to alternate gender theories - presumably because they buy into the absurd notion that children can be taught or indoctrinated into being transgender.
Oh yeah, minorities like transgenders who I guess can **** a duck since For Britain don't want children to be taught gender theories that might upset their conservative worldview.
No. They said they want the children to be taught a positive view of British history; i.e. one that glosses over the negative stuff. Will their positive coverage of leaders and 'truth' mention that Churchill kept Britain in the Second World War by diverting so much food out of British-controlled Bengal that between 2.1 -3 million people died? Will they mention that Churchill was strongly racist against Indians and their culture which the British Empire effectively destroyed? Will For Britain's truthful-yet-positive-history cover how the British Empire got Chinese people addicted to opium in order to make money?
I doubt it.
If Stephen Yaxley-Lennon were so honest he'd use his real name.
Katie Hopkins was
fired from
the Daily Mail for being
too dishonest.
I'm not entirely sure who Robert Spencer is but the fact you like him puts me on my guard automatically.
If you've never heard of him then your opinion on who he is affiliated with isn't worth much of anything. Go clue yourself up and stop obsessing over ANTIFA.
Has to be one of the weakest cop outs I've ever seen you employ. The minutes for none of For Britain's meetings are available on the public area of their website. Does this mean For Britain do not hold meetings?
Here's a link with
photographic evidence of Eddy Butler at a Britain First gathering. He's hardly likely to be willing or permitted to pose for a group photo with the party leader if he's ANTIFA
Another inane far-right soundbite.
"If [INSERT PARTY I DON'T LIKE HERE] achieves power that would be the end of the UK as we know it."
Roll on the dissolution of the UK, I say. I'm happy for England to relegate itself to an isolationist rump state if that's what her people really want so long as they don't drag Scotland or any of the other Celtic nations down with them. I kind of pity the Welsh but they voted to Leave as well so they brought this upon themselves.
Taken from the For Britain manifesto
UK Constitution
For Britain seeks a new UK constitution to solidify and clarify the rights and responsibilities of all
British citizens.
The UK Constitution will be accompanied by a Constitutional court, which will interpret and
apply the Constitution.
The UK Constitution will honour previous constitutional documents of Britain and will reflect the
freedoms laid down in prior charters including the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights – the Magna
Carta will be honoured in writing within the Constitution pre-amble.
The UK Constitution will guarantee the following rights and freedoms to all UK citizens. No
Parliament shall legislate on any matter if this legislation has the effect, desired or otherwise, of
removing or altering the following rights, whether in theory or in practice.
- The right to participate in the democratic process – either as candidate or voter –
the only legal restriction placed upon speech shall be direct incitement to violence
i.e. the words used clearly and objectively call for violence
- The right to express any opinion on any matter without legal sanction
- The right to express and state matters of objective truth
- Freedom to associate with any non-violent group or philosophy without fear of
legal sanction from the state (or loss of livelihood except if separate and objective
evidence demonstrates that said association has directly impacted a person’s
ability to perform his/her duties as specified in their employment contract);
- The right to a fair trial and due process
- The right to enter and leave the territory of the United Kingdom in accordance
with law
- The right to privacy
- The right to work, invest, own and sell property in accordance with laws;
- The right to pursue legal redress
- The right to petition the government
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- The right to conduct one’s life in accordance with one’s own beliefs and morals
provided this does not interfere with another’s right and ability to do the same
The UK Constitution places the unalienable duty on all people to obey the laws and regulations
set down by an elected Parliament.
The UK Constitution confirms that all citizens of the UK are equal in the eyes of the law and all
are entitled to the above rights.
The rights laid down above will apply to non-British citizens who reside in the UK unless they
are convicted of a violent crime, or preach hatred of Britain, its people or its culture, or preach
sedition. Such persons may have these rights revoked and be deported from the United
Kingdom.
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Do not try to tell me that this is more far-right than Sharia law.