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Originally Posted by Mancie
It's ot really any use in going on about how much people hate the BNP and would never vote for them..yet in the same breath people are saying they "understand" the reasons for voting for a party who's sole aim is to rid this country of anyone that is non-white..no if's or buts if you are not deemed as white then you can't even join these political party's..anyone who says they "understand" the reasons why anyone leans towards these groups are taking what may seem an easy way out but would end in disaster.
there is no excuse..it's plain and simple.. there are some that want things all lovely and rosey but it don't work that way..no sitting on the fence..take it or leave it.
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Don't be so stupid.
Of course you can see the reasons why people might be tempted to extremism at either end of the political spectrum, even if you can't see the appeal, only the dangers, yourself.
History could very well repeat itself. The German people felt downtrodden, as well as hungry, after the punative measures that werre imposed on them after the Treaty of Versailles.
The situation was ripe for exploitation by extremist parties, who offered scapegoats and the promise of a brighter future. At one time the extreme left could have taken control, just as the right ultimately did under Hitler.
Just because you can see what's happening doesn't mean you agree with it, and shouldn't try and stop it from happening.