jasodan92 said:
To be honest with you, if I was put in the same position as a White person who feels their job is endangered because of an economy run by a man who wasn't legally elected, all the while seeing their...
That's one of the things that I find annoying, the media, and therefore the public, thinking that a general election was needed when Gordon Brown took over as PM. We never vote for the leader of any party, it's the party members, not the public who vote for them. We vote the the MPs and therefore the majority party which will make up most of government. The media heavily publicise the party leaders so, for most people, that's what a majority of their decision is based upon, but that's not the tradition or how things operate.
I guess you could say the media played a strong, albeit indirect, part in the BNP's recent popularity. It seemed like the expenses scandal would never end, and whilst I don't agree with their actions, it has been blown out of proportion. This isn't a recent development by all means, why is it now, when the media have nothing better to do that rip into government, that they decide to make this such a big deal? Sure it's bad, corrupt politicians aren't a good thing, but the government are taking the right decision IMO: reviewing all cases, and anyone who made 'suspicious' claims won't be able to stand next session.
And I'm certainly not a fan of BNP, I feel ashamed to live in the region that Nick Griffin is representing. Seriously, how he comes up with the crap he says is beyond me, like a couple of months ago claiming that The Holocaust didn't really happen, it was just Allies propaganda!?
BTW, anyone doing A level Politics?