-Removed-I'm not confusing anything. Tolerance is a perfectly reasonable word to use when talking about immigration; I mean a more tolerant attitude to foreign nationals entering a country. I could have said 'liberal' or some other word but it's just semantics and you know what I mean. I was expressing an opinion, but it's just my opinion, and it's not the only opinion. In my opinion the breaking down of national boundaries is a good thing, but who knows, maybe UKIP have got it right; a lot of people seem to think so.
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Originally posted by AmauroteMate, Labour haven't been left-wing let alone socialist since Tory BLiar came to power. And don't think for a second the Milli-bands will change that - their poor old "communist" (read: not Daily Nazi-level fascist) father is spinning in his grave like Wiggo's dynamo.
I'd class myself as a guild socialist rather than a collectivist, but I'm still holding my nose and voting Labour
Frankly, if you want to vote left-of-centre in the UK at the moment... you'll have to emigrate.
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-Removed-Emotive and misleading... such as "invasion"? Or "tidal wave"? Or "lock up your daughters, the Pakis are coming"?
When it comes to emotive, misleading, and downright racist, really, the right wing has this all down to an art form. Getting the numbers right, now, that's another matter...
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-Removed-Erm... yes, it is. In my country, and even more so in yours. If you think the rise of the UKDotUSAP (or in our case, the Wilders Bunch) is not a jerk to the right, fueled mainly by an irrational fear of a wave of Polacko-Pakis coming to collect dole money by stealing all the jobs, you need to look at the agitprop a little more closely.
