Eins Reich, Eins Volk, Eins Fuhrer

[Rantor]

FROM BBC NEWS (A while ago)
Euro MP Robert Kilroy-Silk has launched his Veritas Party's manifesto with an attack on multi-culturalism imposed by "liberal fascists in London".
The idea that everybody should respect each other's culture was "nonsense", he said, adding that not all cultures were equal - some were "reprehensible".


I do realise that I will now be accused of being a Kilroy-Silk sympathiser by the left, but I liked the phrase 'liberal fascist'.

And Rantor, I'd be interested to see where I nailed my colours to the BNP mast, or is that just misdirection? Perhaps you'd care to provide a reference?

Well DG maybe I missed some of the subtle undertones in this post:

http://forums.contractoruk.com/threa...tml#post116205

[Dundeegeorge]

This post?

Either choose to join the pissant sell-us-down-the-river verminous (yes, Snaw, verminous) white=bad left-wing chattering f*ckheads, or join the BNP, or at a pinch join UKIP.
The first step, the really important step has to be leave the EU. Now. All the muppets who claim it'll take a long time (yes Dave Cameron, you know who you are) and cost us a fortune are lying to us. Just enact a law of Parliament to exit europe and voila, we're out.
Once we're out, shut the borders, throw out all the people who are here because of their EU status. They can apply to migrate into the UK, and perhaps we could have holdiing centres for them in, oh I don't know, Sangatte.
Anyone coming in illegally would be deported back to their country of origin, immediately, no appeals, no expensive lawyers, no tricksy disappearing into thin air. If they have no papers then we must assume they came from, oh I don't know Zimbabwe if they're white and France if they're black.

Ah I see. OK, I can see how you could read it that way, but it wasn't really an endorsement of the BNP rather than a rant at the left and their headlong rush into europe.
I shall endeavour to be more careful in future, but for the record I am not, nor have I ever been, nor would I ever be a member of the BNP (because they're probably full of idiots like all of the other parties and they're a bit left-wing for my liking).

[oraclesmith]

However, the original point was about firms being able to dismiss someone who is incapable of working with their core values and diversity policies. By voluntarily joining the BNP or any other party or organisation which has a racist outlook, they are simply providing evidence of their inability to follow company policy. It would probably been overlooked had the people concerned kept their views private, but they made the error of standing in local elections which means they are promoting their views to the general public, which in turn means that they would be bringing their company into disrepute with some sections of the community.

Perfect example of liberal fascism.

Nope. It's about profits. Firms like nice neutral quiet people who get on with what they're supposed to do without annoying customers, causing outrage, getting themselves in the papers etc. Imagine.......

Newtown Echo - "Mr Fred Smith, BNP leader of Newtown Council and a driver for NewB Coaches said he would stand up for the persecuted minority of upstanding whites in Newtown.....blah blah".

I'd sack him. I'd have the same problem with anyone that attracted unwanted publicity to my company, because it's going to hit the bottom line.

[Dundeegeorge]

Schools don't generally make profits

and their customers aren't going anywhere else.