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Ignoring all the political ideology, whatever you may think of their aims, the vast majority of Britain First supporters - that I know in person - scare me.
I wouldn't want to engage in conversation with any of them, as I know how the 'conversation' would likely end.
As a white, middle class man, the rising popularity of this group frightens me more than any religion or ethnicity.
Cant help but feel this undermines their point, somewhat?
I wouldn't want to engage in conversation with any of them, as I know how the 'conversation' would likely end.
As a white, middle class man, the rising popularity of this group frightens me more than any religion or ethnicity.
Cant help but feel this undermines their point, somewhat?
Not sure if serious, but looking at your location (Swizzerland), I'm talking about these weirdos:
http://www.britainfirst.org/
http://www.britainfirst.org/
The problem is the unwitting, most of them are on Facebook and dont really remember what Britain First is after they've shared something, but when you see it come round again and again it gets boring.
How Britain First message out is very clever, it just happens to be a very blinkered view of things
How Britain First message out is very clever, it just happens to be a very blinkered view of things
HewManHeMan said:
Ignoring all the political ideology, whatever you may think of their aims, the vast majority of Britain First supporters - that I know in person - scare me.
I wouldn't want to engage in conversation with any of them, as I know how the 'conversation' would likely end.
As a white, middle class man, the rising popularity of this group frightens me more than any religion or ethnicity.
Cant help but feel this undermines their point, somewhat?
I hadn't heard of Britain Frst until I read your post. I've had a look at their website. They seem to be angry at white lefties, rather than different religons or ethnicities.I wouldn't want to engage in conversation with any of them, as I know how the 'conversation' would likely end.
As a white, middle class man, the rising popularity of this group frightens me more than any religion or ethnicity.
Cant help but feel this undermines their point, somewhat?
Why do they scare you?
Robertj21a said:
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Never even heard of Britain First - so that's how much impact they're having !
That may change;Never even heard of Britain First - so that's how much impact they're having !
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/09/27/britain...
HewManHeMan said:
Not sure if serious, but looking at your location (Swizzerland), I'm talking about these weirdos:
http://www.britainfirst.org/
Never heard of them. Don't know anybody who is part of them. Get better friends.http://www.britainfirst.org/
Pesty said:
HewManHeMan said:
Not sure if serious, but looking at your location (Swizzerland), I'm talking about these weirdos:
http://www.britainfirst.org/
Never heard of them. Don't know anybody who is part of them. Get better friends.http://www.britainfirst.org/
GloverMart said:
There was a Facebook post earlier today from "Britain Furst" which stated that Big Ben was going to be renamed "Big Mohammed" and that you should share to stop it happening.*
- - something like that, the exact details escape me.
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