How would you kill Nick Griffin?

enda1 · 23-10-2009 5:14pm

Ah lads back on topic!!!
This thread is seriously lacking non-seriousness!

FUNKY LOVER · 23-10-2009 5:16pm

enda1 wrote: »

Seeing as I don't agree with capital punishment, if I HAD to kill him it would probably be in one of the death chambers in Auschwitz.

You see it would be quite humane as he would be happy and confident throughout the whole ordeal thinking he was just going for a shower...

seems he denies the holocaust it wouldnt bother him to hear that threat.

My name is URL · 23-10-2009 5:17pm

fryup wrote: »

whats the bnp's views on the irish in the uk? do they want them out as well??

No, in fact they want us to join them in union

It proposes "to end the conflict in Ireland by welcoming Eire [sic] as well as Ulster as equal partners in a federation of the nations of the British Isles".

drkpower · 23-10-2009 5:18pm

fryup wrote: »

to be fair to Griffin he was set up on question time last night, the whole show was biased against him

What did you expect??!!
There arent many other racist xenophobes who they could have gotten onto the panel!

What you may mean though, and what I would agree with, is that, instead of having 90% of the questions being about Nick G./the BNP, they should have simply asked the usual topical questions and asked the panel to answer as normal. Im sure it would have naturally resulted in the panel vs Griffin but I didnt like the way the show was about him and the BNP. That was giving him/them a little bit too much attention.

MultiUmm · 23-10-2009 5:38pm

My name is URL wrote: »

No, in fact they want us to join them in union

Except they replace the word "union" with "federation".

Oh those Krafty Kats. :pac:

Royal Seahawk · 23-10-2009 5:39pm

I'm sorry, but was he not democratically elected by the members of his constituency? Why isn't he entitled to air his views any more then any other MEP or MP? Because you don't agree with him? That's hardly fair is it?
I don't agree with his views but thats democracy, he's entitled to air them on national television as he is a democratically elected member of the European Parliment.
We should encourage debate between different political parties who have members sitting in the European Parliment, not trying to silence one because we don't agree with it's policies.

An Fear Aniar · 23-10-2009 5:47pm

Interesting video here, nationalism is still very appealing for a lot of people and they see the BNP as representing them better than the mainstream parties who they feel aren't prepared to listen to them:

The fact is that any moderate person who is concerned about the level of immigration into the UK is afraid to say anything, because the Left immediately starts shouting "Racist". This creates a vacuum that extremist parties like the BNP are only too happy to fill.

An audience member raised the question of the BNP's recent success being due to Labour's mismanagement of immigration and Jack Straw completely failed to address the question, let alone provide an answer. This is just going to convince more people to vote BNP next time, sadly.:(

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