[MadIvan]

That's beside the point. Who gives you the right to tell them they may not speak their minds? After all, it may be you who loses your right to free speech next. What either of us thinks about the BNP itself is irrelevant to the discussion.

You're being either obtuse or stupid. The BNP has no more right to incite violence than the mullahs do. As I've just proven, the BNP are doing it for less than wholesome reasons as well.

At present, the BNP is not only free to speak out, they stand for elections. I would suggest that both the BNP and the mullahs need to be sent to a Guantanmo Bay and set loose to kill each other. That is if the BNP doesn't revert to type and start asking them for money.

Ivan

[John Filson]

The BNP has no more right to incite violence than the mullahs do.

Really? So you think your trusty western values will win the day? I beg to differ. Those trusty western values are exactly what the enemy is using against us all.

Think about it.

In any case, let people speak. If you're that serious about disagreeing with someone, don't just stop at hate speech prosecution. Go all out. Otherwise, just ignore them. The hate speech laws have no basis in legality under a system in which rights are inborn. Free speech isn't something you give people out of convenience. You may really dislike what they say when they exercises their rights.

But suit yourself. And by all means, go online in America and speak your mind.

[crazycat]

What's scary is that the BNP message will resonate in the UK, due to all the other parties, being solidly on message regarding PC and Multiculturism.

This is the bane of European politics, all major parties are way out of step with their electorates, thus allowing all sorts of nasties to claim votes. The future may well be very nasty, unless the elites wake up.