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Is it me not reading it properly? I read it twice and didn’t see where the number supporting brexit had risen since the vote???
48% of the electorate voted to remain
45% of the electorate oppose brexit according to the poll
I don’t trust polls, though.
They aren’t at all accurate, but poll the Independent cited doesn’t even support what they are saying, lol.
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That means the thread can only go so far. I think that what has been demonstrated is that a God is feasible, not definite. The brash rejection of God by atheists has been shown to be on the same plane as the simple assertion of faith by theists.
God either doesn’t exist, or doesn’t interact with the universe in any detectable way. In either case it’s existance or not is entirely irrelevant to me.
Behold, the one true god…
The Flying Spaghetti Monster
The Lib Dems are doing well
Boobs
Although I haven’t read a BNP manifesto for several years, so they might have changed.
I’m reading a manifesto now, I contains some things I didn’t expect such as :
“Green policy is very important to the BNP. We will improve existing recycling facilities and intensify recycling operations across the city. Make the adoption of alternative energy sources, particularly solar panels, on public and private buildings across London one of our priorities.”
I never pictured the BNP as being such tree huggers, lol.
For the exact same reasons that you want to vote for UKIP. Why do you want to vote for UKIP? because you like their policies best ?
BNP is authoritarian centrist, UKIP is liberal right wing. They have pretty different policies on a lot of things. Although I haven’t read a BNP manifesto for several years, so they might have changed.
The main reason I will vote for UKIP over the Conservatives is May’s inability to deal with islam, she described it as a “great faith” shortly after the Westminster attack. UKIP has a different approach to it than the BNP, although Nutall has been pretty terrible at explaining it compared to Farage. An example of this might be that BNP’s policy is ‘Ban the Burqa’, wheras UKIP’s policy is ‘review when and where it is acceptable to cover your face in public’. There is a subtle, but important difference between them.
How do I vote for BNP as they are not on the list and I didnt want to click “other”?
I didn’t really expect to find a BNP supporter so I didn’t include them on the list.
Why do you want to vote for them?
I certainly wouldn’t entertain a nasty racist xenophobic little party like UKIP. We’ve been here before with Enoch Powell and Oswald Moseley, no thanks. Not cool. Britain fought a war to stop fascism, we shouldn’t vote it in.
I have the fear of Nationalism in my home town.. then a fear of ukip voters in England. I refuse nationalism as I would support English strikers etc.. but I cannot, for the life of me realise fascism. …
UKIP isn’t fascist
I’m gay, an immigrant, and technically mixed race and I will most likely vote for them, but I guess that kind of ruins the stereotype of what UKIP voters are suppose to be.
