This is rather interesting. Both the responses of those here and my own:

UKIP 60
Green 36
Con 35
Lib 30
Lab 27

Of course, none of it matter, because I haven't heard a peep on any of those statements from anybody other than that website.

i got

BNP 63
UKIP 57
conservative 37
lib dem 37
green 35
labour 31

which i guess is because, like everyone, i dislike illegal emigrants. but i wouldnt vote BNP or UKIP, because i dont want anyone as irresponsible (and wholly uninformed, as well as inexperienced in the ways of life) as me in charge of the country

[LIFTED] off.

Mark

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im sorry, do you two like illegal emigrants?

The NHS would be completely [LIFTED] without them, that's for sure.

I get this distinct feeling that terms like “illegal immigrants” and “asylum seekers” are discreetly disguised euphemisms for “brown people”. Whenever these terms are used, we get accompanying pictures of people from the more dusty and sandy parts of the planet. What we never hear about are the white, caucasian gentlefolk from the colonies who have *ahem* stayed in the country after their visa has expired. With the media coverage being so biased, and with people like LaFarge, Cameron and Griffin banging on about it, and the xenophobic jingoism of the Daily Mail, you know they really want to say “niggers” and “pakis”. I wish they would - I’d at least admire their honesty if not their beliefs.

These are 21st century substitutions for those lovely words the National Front skinheads used to shout around the place in the 1970s and 1980s in the more colourful parts of town to upset the locals. It is, quite frankly, political correctness gone mad.

oops, thats the one *facepalm*

its been a long day >.<

sorry guys

i got
Conservative Party:
65%
UK Independence Party:
55%
Labour Party:
48%
British National Party:
45%
Liberal Democrats:
41%
Green Party:
33%

HOW on EARTH do they give me as liking UKIP? :s

I think immigration generally needs to be controlled, but I don't dislike those seeking asylum any more or any less than I dislike anyone else. If we can protect and make use of refugees, then there's certainly no reason for us not to grant them asylum. <eddit>Chopped having seen your post above</eddit>

Wot 'e sed.

eh?

The point being made is that these terms have become coupled with a far darker meaning than being just a blanket term for any one of any colour, creed, place of origin who is here unlawfully. It’s rapidly becoming a polite, and acceptable, form of racism.

Lib: 70
Green: 61
UKIP: 48
Lab: 43
BNP: 31
Con: 31

61% green and 48% UKIP... something's wrong here

Snap.

Well, I got:

Lib Dem 54%
UKIP 48%
Green 48%
BNP 44%
Labour Party 42%
Conservative 40%

I'm somewhat surprised that the BNP cam out ahead of the conservatives or labour and that UKIP came out so high. Suffice to say I won't be voting for either BNP or UKIP. I'd rather poke myself in the eye with a sharp stick.