Thread: Gun Rights; the test of a free country.

Originally Posted by Lancashire HillBilly

This is my thread Keyser, don't try to censor my topic.
I will be the one to complain to the moderators about any 'sabbotage' of my thread, not you. And what is more, the BNP are as welcome as anybody else to debate with me.
If you don't like it, that's tough!

This subject is about wether law-abiding citizens should be allowed to defend themselves, I never even mentioned the BNP.

I think you will find that any topic or thread can be shut down on here if enough people complain about it and those who post on it so I will continue to complain to the mods about anything I dont like on here,thats the way it is.

Also,am I right in saying that the bpp is another bnp offshot just like they say about the efp being one as well?

Your offshot party has absolutely no chance of making any headway in politics.

Keyser.
To answer your query, no the BPP is not a BNP offshoot, we were formed as the largest surviving part of the Nationalist Alliance, which comprised the Spearhead Group, WNP, EFP & Wolf's Hook WB and various independent activists.
Most founder members (including myself) come from the former White Nationalist Party, which comprised the largest component of the NA, which finished after John Tyndall died.
We are now the largest ultra-Nationalist party going, with the better part of 1000 members. -Does that answer your question?

As for complaints, are you complaining about my posts, other people's posts or just my mere presence on this forum?
The moderators know precisely who I am but I remain within the rules of the forum, if I do overstep the mark, I stand prepared to apologise, but I think that Gun Rights is a legitamite topic for debate.

...I wonder why you object... (sarcasam)

When was this BPP formed?

Given a freehand I'm certain I could nigh on wipe out crime in this country in five easy steps.


1)Return to beat policing (Re-establish 6ft rule for constables and remove women)

2)Reintroduce capital punishment

3)National service

4)Hard labour

5)Directly elected judges

It really comes down to your view of human nature; are we inherently good or inherently bad? Experience suggests to me the latter. I therefore recognise that people respond better to pain and fear of it than any other stimulus.

I would have thought the only objection you'd have on libertarian grounds would be national service, you object to harsh punishments for career criminals?

If you want absolute freedom Mr davies then you had better be prepared for what people will do with it. It won't be pretty.