Meanwhile, there is also a difference of opinion on Nigel Farage on the Guardian
website and its comment section ....
Remember, NOT the Daily Mail
....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/jan/23/ukip-nigel-farage-david-cameron-eu-referendum-speech
whatithink
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January 2013 8:37amLink to this comment
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@addem123 - The
sensitivities of Farage's supporters are ridiculous. This is a man who wants to
build a society based on hatred of anyone who is different in any way to his
view of a white bigotted Britain. He wants a closed authoritarian Britain. He
wants to take away opportunities from me and my children.
If you don't
want people to be rude to you, perhaps you'd like to stop being utterly hateful
to the rest of us?
addem123
24 January 2013 5.59
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a few weeks ago there was a story about nigel farange,
and in the first dozen or so comments three people called him a t*at and were
left unmoderated, and i pointed out that a few months ago i had called someone
else a t*at and been moderated within minutes - but then not only was i
moderated again, but my comment disappeared completely from the farange
thread.
RationalArgument
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UKIP and the Tories
don't want to stop the cheap labour from eastern Europe as that would cost them
money, they want out of the EU so they they are more free to reduce workers
rights.
BillyCo
23 January 2013
8:42pm
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UKIP lost me with their policy to re-introduce
Grammar Schools.
They looked better as a single issue party. Now there
are lots of reasons to vote against UKIP. Not least a Tory-UKIP coalition will
be vile. Imagine Gove unchained, and gloat-ye-not
Labourers.
Bloody treasonous liberals.
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