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http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/may/14/ukip-tories-nigel-farage-eu-referendum

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now that makes me very interested in voting for UKIP in the UK elections ...

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pcernie wrote:
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/may/14/ukip-tories-nigel-farage-eu-referendum

Very clever :)



now that makes me very interested in voting for UKIP in the UK elections ...


Just ask yourself how far down that particular rabbit hole you’ll be willing to go. UKIP has no manifest worth speaking of - so a vote for them is basically handing them carte blanche to do what they like. They are very happy to talk loudly about the EU and immigration, but are very cagy about policies in other areas. Do you know enough about their health, education, transport, and energy (to name but a few) policies to make an informed decision?

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UKIP has no manifest worth speaking of - so a vote for them is basically handing them carte blanche to do what they like.

I'm categorically not a potential UKIP voter in any way, shape or form but the bald fact is none of the main parties feel any requirement to stick to the pledges they make in their manifestos anyway, so you could say just not having one at all is actually more honest.

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paulzolo wrote:
UKIP has no manifest worth speaking of - so a vote for them is basically handing them carte blanche to do what they like.

I'm categorically not a potential UKIP voter in any way, shape or form but the bald fact is none of the main parties feel any requirement to stick to the pledges they make in their manifestos anyway, so you could say just not having one at all is actually more honest.

Jon

I'm dead against the idea that because the main parties don't honour pledges we should accept the absence of any as somehow more honourable. We should be berrating the main parties for their shoddy behaviour, not promoting a race to the bottom.

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pcernie wrote:
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/may/14/ukip-tories-nigel-farage-eu-referendum

Very clever :)



now that makes me very interested in voting for UKIP in the UK elections ...


Just ask yourself how far down that particular rabbit hole you’ll be willing to go. UKIP has no manifest worth speaking of - so a vote for them is basically handing them carte blanche to do what they like. They are very happy to talk loudly about the EU and immigration, but are very cagy about policies in other areas. Do you know enough about their health, education, transport, and energy (to name but a few) policies to make an informed decision?


i only care about one UKIP policy. all the rest of the UKIP policies, if any, hold no interest for me ...

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i will be voting UKIP along with most of my family ...

MrStevenRogers wrote:
i only care about one UKIP policy. all the rest of the UKIP policies, if any, hold no interest for me ...

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i will be voting UKIP along with most of my family ...

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i only care about one UKIP policy. all the rest of the UKIP policies, if any, hold no interest for me ...

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That's... :shock:
Well it's [LIFTED] the bed and sleeping in it anyway.
UKIP are not a single issue party and the rest of their 'ideas' are only going to make life worse for everyone.

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And even more of the underlying current of hate, bigotry and racism in UKIP is revealed, right from the horses mouth:

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/201 ... ey-moments

I of course expect certain people to stick their fingers in their ears and go "la, la, la" very loudly with regards to this. This is because they are morons.

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I'm all for the freedom of speech, just not the belief anyone should have to entertain it.

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John Sullivan wrote on Facebook in February: 'I rather wonder if we shot one 'poofter' (GBLT whatevers [sic]), whether the next 99 would decide on balance, that they weren't after-all? We might then conclude that it's not a matter of genetics, but rather more a matter of education.'

is just insane that they want to 'coerce' the gay out of homosexuals

Then there is the fact they seem like a BNP light sort of party, for those who like BNP but don't want to come across as racist. Videos like the one below seem to help that:
http://birmingham.tab.co.uk/2014/05/13/ ... Sc.twitter

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Yep, you can cure gay people with a bullet apparently.

The same cure works on bigoted dumbfuqs too, although administering a larger dose, many, many times in quick succession is much more satisfying.

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If you looked at a graph of UKIP's credibility over time is would look like something like a standard distrubution graph.
The rise due to people wanting a say on the EU, leading to more support and more credibility as a party. Now they've gone over the crest and are on the downward slope as they've been exposed to having too many racist right wing nutters among their ranks. Unless they get rid of all these people ASAP, they will continue on that downward slope until they have the same credibility as the BNP... ie none at all.

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http://www.theguardian.com/politics/201 ... avid-lammy

Even at that the Labour and Tory leaders are hedging their bets in 'condemning' him. Farage can't really lose in that scenario.

You should see the amount of UKIP posters around Ulster too - Farage even managed to get himself photographed with a UDA rebel last week. Though that's not difficult tbf :oops:

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This is what happens when you allow Nigel Farage and Julian Clary to breed.

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Ukip's Croydon Carnival Is An Absolute Shambles, As Steel Drummers Refuse To Play For Party

The much-touted Ukip carnival began with a disaster before Nigel Farage had even arrived - with a steel band refusing to play for the eurosceptic party.

Marlon Hibbert, whose band Endurance Steel had been hired to play at the Croydon carnival by Ukip spokesman Winston McKenzie, told HuffPost UK that the band had not been aware that the booking had been made by the anti-Europe party.

"My parents are from Jamaica, I'm really upset about this situation" the band's 21-year-old musical director told HuffPost UK, shaking his head, as the band stopped playing for the assembled crowd of supporters, protesters and bemused locals.


http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05 ... 1400595962

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