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Bye Bye BNP!
So, the British National Party, one of the biggest fascist parties here in the UK, has just lost its status as an official political party. Do you think this will have a substantial effect in the future, or not? Discuss.
the party has been in shambles for a while now isnt it?
ukip stole their electorate and EDLetc stole their activists base.
didn't they still have EU seats? will this have any effect on them?
but my main question would be, can now anyone re-register the party? if so i think we should nick the party name and find a gay, black, muslim, transsexual to run for them in the next elections
The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. What matter where, if I be still the same, And what I should be, all but less than he Whom thunder hath made greater?
Here at least We shall be free
I had a history inside the BNP. You can look at my story on the intro section.
I am now a Socialist and have been for a few years.
Right-Wing groups don't really die, they just find new leaders and new forms of hate.
To be fair, yes, the BNP has been a laughing stock for a long time. Around the time Nick Griffin was a guest on question time and was humiliated, i think. As far as i know, the BNP lost all of their EU seats due to newer parties.
That's a great idea. It'd be one hell of a revamp for the party's image, that's for sure.
Yeah they just didn't re-register. They can do so at any time.
Democrats may abolish fascism, but are unable to criticise it:
Kennedy once told his livestock to ask what they can do for the country. Hitler was the preacher of the "common good", which of course means the nation's good.
There is no political difference between those statements. Fascists thus are political competition to democrats and will be dealt with.
When it comes to BNP off-shoots I personally think National Action are more of a threat than Britain First at this time. They literally seek out people to intimidate on a one to one basis.
