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Where do you stand on the Eurosceptic Scale, something I have thought about. I have used UKIP, but it includes any other anti-EU party or movement. There's a lot of different scenarios and situations and I have had to slim it down.The scale basically goes from the lowest (Usless and Naive individual) to the highest (the Vanguard).
1) 'The Useless and Naive Individual' Privately anti-EU, but neither supports or votes for UKIP, instead votes for a pro-EU party. 2) 'The Useless and Apathetic Individual' Privately anti-EU, but does not support or vote any anti-EU party or movement. 3) 'The Bombast' Publically anti-EU, but neither supports or votes for UKIP 4) 'The Quiet Resistor' Privately anti-EU, not a member but votes for UKIP 5) 'The Resistor' Publically anti-EU, not a member of UKIP but votes for UKIP 6) 'The Organised Resistor' Member of UKIP and voter for UKIP 7) 'The Campaigner' Member of UKIP, activist and voter for UKIP 8 ) 'The Vanguard' Member of UKIP, supporter of UKIP, activist for UKIP and candidate in elections for UKIP |
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Not that this would be even slightly biased towards UKIP... :roll:
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I'm a 7 on this scale.
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In 2001 I was voting Tory in Peterborough to try and get the utterly useless and objectionable Helen Brinton out. UKIP polled 955 votes out of about 35,000.
In 2005 I was standing for Veritas so wasn't concerned about voting UKIP. Next time around? Who knows, it depends on what the options are. So, I'm definitely not 1 or 2. Given that the 'list' is vehemently pro-UKIP and doesn't allow for voting for any other anti-EU parties - not exactly democratic, more fascist than anything - you would be inclined to rank me as no 3.
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TonyG:
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I made it clear that I have used UKIP, but it includes any other anti-EU party or movement. There's a lot of different scenarios and situations and I have had to slim it down. in the first post. But that whilst I have used UKIP, but it includes any other anti-EU party or movement. And that's the veritas. |
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ops: Apologies, I must have scanned that bit and missed it!
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