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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI think the BNP are a legitimate corporation, and in that regard, it would be extremely hard to ban then. You cannot, as a business, discriminate. We know that from the Christian BnB trial.
You're right about the marches, Rock against Racism, etc. These folk will only get stronger, if you don't let them talk, for when they talk, they quickly expose themselves for what they actually are.
Only two ways of getting rid of BNP (need to do both) prosecute leadership for any offences and remove most of the objections to multiculturism that the average citizen has.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostQuite right. the only real way to get rid of them is for the man in the street to oppose them and protest against them. This was a problem many years ago and the public did protest, I remember going on marches and to Rock against Racism gigs, which pushed them back but in recent years they've been growing in strength to the point where they're starting to get a public voice, quite worrying.
I think the cricket club could quite easily ban them with no repercussions (apart from maybe a petrol bombing!) as there are probably some laws or such (i.e. incitement) which would back them up.
You're right about the marches, Rock against Racism, etc. These folk will only get stronger, if you don't let them talk, for when they talk, they quickly expose themselves for what they actually are.
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI'm a bit worried about where this is all going. As much as I loathe the far right, the NF and BNP especially, you can't simply ban them from talking, regardless how vile their words, and sometimes deeds, are.
I remember them Christians being given a very hard time of it, for not allowing homosexuals to sleep together, being prosecuted for it; surely, if a club, such as this cricket club, ban the NF from using it, then this too can be challenged in court.
As much as I hate them, they have just as much right to a voice as we do.
I think the cricket club could quite easily ban them with no repercussions (apart from maybe a petrol bombing!) as there are probably some laws or such (i.e. incitement) which would back them up.
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I'm a bit worried about where this is all going. As much as I loathe the far right, the NF and BNP especially, you can't simply ban them from talking, regardless how vile their words, and sometimes deeds, are.
I remember them Christians being given a very hard time of it, for not allowing homosexuals to sleep together, being prosecuted for it; surely, if a club, such as this cricket club, ban the NF from using it, then this too can be challenged in court.
As much as I hate them, they have just as much right to a voice as we do.
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Mayor of Liverpool
In the following story in, yep you guessed, the Mail the Mayor of Liverpool says the following:
'It’s hard to believe that so-called human beings can stoop to this sort of level. Thankfully the little girl doesn’t seem to have understood what was going on, but these would not have known that, they wouldn’t have given a toss.
(a) a Scouse slang word that has another meaning
(b) further proof of the dumbing down of politicians
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