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Originally Posted by garinda
I'm a Labourite too, and have posted my views.
I don't blame this woman, even if the cheeky cow, sorry unemployed mother of five, was found guilty of vandalising her council house, and had the gall to complain about the magistrate.
I do blame the namby pamby, bend over backwards culture that we live in, not only in politcs, which is so frightened of appearing bigotted that it allows things like this to happen.
Parties like the B.N.P must be rubbing their hands at the savings they're making from their advertising budgets, as more and more stories like this appear in the press all the time.
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I'm not having a go at ordinary Labour voters. What I am saying is that this present government are responsible for this particular situation. After all, it was Jack Straw who reprimanded the magistrate, despite his previous pronouncements on veil wearing. I would, therefore, like to know what real live politicians like Greg Pope and Graham Jones think about it - do they support their government on this, or do they oppose it?
The most worrying part of the "namby pamby, bend over backwards culture" that Gary describes is contained in the last part of his post. This attitude is the most effective recruiting sergeant the likes of the BNP could have and will ultimately lead to more resentment and racial discord and, believe me, I have more reason than most to find that an alarming prospect.
