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Originally Posted by London Orbital
That is clear enough. You regard concern for your race as a version of altruism. Something that has nothing much to do with you personally - for example, no children of your own, hence no real concern about other people's children merging their genes with other races. Let them get on with it. If Britain consists entirely of coffee-coloured people some time in the future, well, you'll be dead & buried and won't have to worry about it.
On another thread, a few months back, you said something like: 'I don't regard racism as a sin against the Holy Ghost'. I agreed with you then, 100% - but not now. What on earth does it matter if one is called a racist anyway. That is just a leftist trick. Everyone is racist, or ought to be. Combing through all one's thoughts & ideas for 'racism' as one might for lice is not a particularly profitable activity - it is a pointless distraction which hands victory to the PC left wingers who invented this game.
However, Cameron & co are prepared to play this silly game just to win power and you seem prepared to support them.
I reckon a Conservative victory will not help our nation one iota. So what exactly does ‘getting real' mean then? Just helping yourselves perhaps and not the nation?
Well, what else is new...?
Funny how most BNP activists could never switch allegiance in this way. Survival of the white race feels intimately linked to one's own sense of survival. You cannot just give that up and live selfishly. Because soon there'll be no place left for us to live in - no country to really call our own. And losing one's country happens by degrees. Everyone being coffee-coloured is for the future perhaps, but what is happening now is bad enough.
Not 'worrying' about this won't make any of us happier, because most of us cannot fail to notice the results every single day. If 'not screwing yourself up in politics' means just issuing a big no comment to all of that then I cannot see any point in being in politics.
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You have to look at the motives behind the 'racist-sayers'
I spent years in the Conservative Party as you know and there are plenty of Tories who would instantly jump ship to the BNP if the BNP were about to form a government - but they aren't.
These guys and girls have their own ideas about 'racism' etc, but they also have their eyes on the main chance. They want power and the trappings that go with it and if that means kow-towing to the zeitgeist and shouting 'racist' at the BNP so be it.
Now I'm not endorsing the attitudes of these cynics but if people are to achieve anything worthwhile in politics from the EU to immigration we have to work with the careerists. UKIP could do this but refuses to face facts. Griffin is astute enough to recognise that it's not possible for the BNP to do this so he ploughs his own furrow with relative success it must be said.
That's why - in the 'Small Pond Class' UKIP is a relative failure and the BNP a relative sucess.