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Aphelion · 05-04-2008, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by (<3)^1/2 = 1/0

I feel sick reading that. What is wrong with these people? Even the chocolate cake analogy has the words "force-feeding" in it, yet they see nothing.
It's sad that the BNP equivalent in Poland has actually got quite a number of seats...thank gods I'm not Polish :(

Field of Paper Flowers: It's not all bad in the UK, there were the riots in Oxford when the BNP came to talk at the Union. The actions of the rioters were debatable as it really should have been dealt with in a calmer, more civilised manner (they'd have held the higher ground in terms of rationality and morality I think), but the fact there was such a huge emotive response says something for what people hold dear in this country and in others.

Just thought I'd offer a bright side and not let idiots like this BNP guy paint the picture black. People like him are most likely to try to get what they want by convincing people that every fact before they stepped up to the podium was a little dream of the "liberal army" (i.e. every sensible person in the country who can swallow a fact and work on it to improve a situation as opposed to trying to mask the problem).

Peace out.

Thanks mate, it really is terrible to be Polish

I'd say LIVING in Poland at this moment in time is quite ****, but the presidents keep changing, policies keep getting changed, it's all a big ****ing mess. The Kaczynski brothers are out, so the homophobe reign has been reduced.
We're still in the middle ages though.

05-04-2008, 12:30 AM	#67
Aphelion Drug Guardian Join Date: Jun 2004 I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by (<3)^1/2 = 1/0 I feel sick reading that. What is wrong with these people? Even the chocolate cake analogy has the words "force-feeding" in it, yet they see nothing. It's sad that the BNP equivalent in Poland has actually got quite a number of seats...thank gods I'm not Polish :( Field of Paper Flowers: It's not all bad in the UK, there were the riots in Oxford when the BNP came to talk at the Union. The actions of the rioters were debatable as it really should have been dealt with in a calmer, more civilised manner (they'd have held the higher ground in terms of rationality and morality I think), but the fact there was such a huge emotive response says something for what people hold dear in this country and in others. Just thought I'd offer a bright side and not let idiots like this BNP guy paint the picture black. People like him are most likely to try to get what they want by convincing people that every fact before they stepped up to the podium was a little dream of the "liberal army" (i.e. every sensible person in the country who can swallow a fact and work on it to improve a situation as opposed to trying to mask the problem). Peace out. Thanks mate, it really is terrible to be Polish I'd say LIVING in Poland at this moment in time is quite **, but the presidents keep changing, policies keep getting changed, it's all a big **ing mess. The Kaczynski brothers are out, so the homophobe reign has been reduced. We're still in the middle ages though.