My colours are usually nailed to the UKIP mast but The Greens are tempting, just waiting to be convinced a touch more before i vote for them.

Why do people want to vote for the BNP ?

I have many foreign friends who are far better people than a lot of white natives i know.
I know Warrington isn't exactly cosmopolitan but surely you can't agree with kicking out every non white or foreign national.
They didn't lose us billions, most people at RBS etc are white middle class and British.
They do the jobs half of the lazy (i stress not ALL) unemployed don't or won't do.
The housing ladder speedy elevation is also not their fault and other parties would change this without kicking them on to the street.

Bit extreme don't you think guys and girls, although you have a right to your opinion but can't agree

'71 isn't going to be happy with you stealing his thunder here...

I forgot he was the RLfans political correspondent, i'll get back to that floating weather map

I think its safe to say the 2 votes for BNP will be from people who are too young or too lazy to vote.

I was thinking it could be a bit of keyboard warrior syndrome but some actually think this and will vote.
Thank god that a lot of people that hold this view usually can't be fecked voting.

I think there should be a none of the above box to tick on your voting card..It'd be interesting to see the results...

Which is their right wether you like it or not....I certainly don't agree with voting BNP but i'm not going to get on my high horse about it...
Labour has failed Britain in a big way...And i don't trust Cameron at all, i just think people are looking for alternatives and the BNP are one of them unfortunately..

Labour are not having mine - the lies about Iraq are coming through. As Pa Broon is being called to the inquiry before the election, we may be getting it sooner than may/June.

i actually said if you scroll up a little further



not exactly a high horse just MY opinion

Probably won't vote as I expect the list of candidates in my constituency will be Con, Lab, LibDem, BNP. If the Greens run and I can be bothered going to the polling station I might vote for them. If Scargills party the SLP stands I'll vote for them, or the Respect Party or the Socialist Party.

I can't be bothered with the internal politics of some of these left wing groups who spend all their time arguing with each other, so and so's a Stalinist, us Trotskyists are better etc. However I fundamentally believe in equality and fighting wage exploitation so I will always register my support to someone on that side, so the government knows there's a market for it.

There's actually a much bigger market for left wing politics than the media and the political class like to suggest. The only time in the past few decades when any of the main parties have fielded a radical left wing manifesto was 1983 when Thatcher got in with a big majority, and the right wingers in Labour went on about that being the longest suicide note in history etc.....but 8 and a half million people voted for that radical left wing manifesto.....those 8 and a half million people deserve representation even if they haven't got enough support to produce a government.

The reason why the Parliamentary Labour Party made sure all those who were lukewarm on Brown actually bothered to nominate him for the leadership after Blair, was because they were scared to death of John McDonnell getting enough nominations to be allowed to run, because their own internal polling had shown loads of Labour members were going to vote for McDonnell and had he sneaked a few more nominations there was the very real possibility that the disgruntled Labour membership would have ended up making John McDonnell the British Prime Minister in 2007....

I think there's a gap in the political market and if somebody credible emerged on the left, stayed out of the immaturity that sometimes goes on in left wing politics, and made a strong case for socialist policies, they would get a lot of people to turn out and back them, a lot of people who aren't going to vote at the moment.

If the election was tomorrow, then I would definately tick the [i"I want to vote but do not wish to vote for any of the available candidates"[/i box (if there was one).

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