People are people, we're a brutal bunch make no mistake. the Tutsis and the Hutus were getting on fine for a long time before Rwanda ended up in genocide. The Balkans is another example, people who were neighbours one year were killing each other in the most horrendous ways the next.
Bon, there is no middle ground, people who even entertain policies like Nick Griffin and his poisonous cohorts need to be stopped.
However, I don't seriously believe that a couple of MEP seats means Nick Griffin is going to be redesignating Butlins for other purposes.
And for what it's worth, i'm not even overly concerned about the election results. However, it has given me an opportunity to put across the argument against the BNP and to point out their disingenuous, two faced "manifesto".
However, why give them a chance? They had their chance, we (UK, USA, USSR, Poland, France, Australia, NZ, SA, Commonwealth troops and many others) kicked their arse, and we'll do it again
I might design my own manefesto tomrow and start a thread on how people react to different policies. Unfortunately having just finished a rediculously long WoW raid im feeling the urge to sleep
I don't put much faith in the media, either. The media will only make a fuss about something if they know it will sell, a shift in what's morally acceptable means a shift in what the media writes about. In the end of the day, they're still a business out to make money.
Not to mention that a lot of different newspapers are owned by the same person. Rupurt Murdoch owns over 175 newspaper titles across the globe, most of which (Funnily enough) supported the Iraq war. I mean, that's just a coincidence, right? Considering he himself supports the war, and is heavily involved with politics himself
Oil man oil, just think of that Black gold!