Britannist

There are alot of working class voters - young, middle-aged and older, male and female - who presently (or used to) back Labour but who could be won over by UKIP at election time.

Many working class voters do not like the EU and would agree with other UKIP policies too (i.e. five-year ban on immigration and opposition to costly and intrusive ID cards).

Britannist

Me too.

I won't use the ludicrous term 'Ms.' under any circumstances. One female I write to gets my letters in an envelope addressing her as either Miss or Mrs.
I do not know if she is married or not but she has never complained to me about me addressing her on the envelope by either Miss or Mrs.

I strongly object to the term 'Ms.' because it is my view that 'this is one of those areas where it all started' as regards political correctness (PC). The PC mob were allowed to get away with using the term 'Ms.' and, consequently, this spurred them on to the next stage of their plan - calling manholes 'personholes'; referring to Chairman as 'Chairs' and now (at the end of 2006) trying (and thankfully failing after the intervention of the Archbishop of Canterbury) to stop Mrs. Nadia Eweida from wearing her crucifix necklace in view of passengers while she works on a British Airways desk at Heathrow. The attempts to change the name of Christmas to the preposterous and atheistic term 'Wintervil' are another recent sign that the out-of-control PC juggernaut needs to stopped urgently.

UKIP must become the 'market leader' in opposition to political correct attempts to destroy freedom of speech and the traditions of our country.

Promotion of political correctness in terminology, thought and action is a part of the attempts by the BBC, Labour Party, pro-EU Liberal 'Democrats', EU and the europhile imposters in the Conservative Party to weaken our nation.

Britannist

Eurosceptic Simon Heffer, the Daily Telegraph columnist, today criticises the europhile and politically correct BBC:

Scots are "the true masters of our country today" writes eurosceptic columnist

SilverFalcon

If UKIP, or the monumentally chauvinist BNP, want to receive any attention from women whether qualified or not, whether cleaning ladies or brain surgeons, they will have to get their chauvinists in order or lose half of the voting public's potential. (Yes, I know there are a number of men who still think women should not have the vote, but this surprised me almost as much as the fact you still have nazis running round in SS uniforms. My oversight, but who can blame me?)

These attitudes to women are similar to the attitudes to race, class and the welfare of animals that characterised a bygone era. I will not object to a man calling me "Miss" on purpose. He can call me whatever he likes, it won't alter the facts of my education nor the capability of my gender. I will not, however marry him, nor give him any of the other pleasures and chores so admired by the blokes who think marriage is a form of slavery no one has managed to bring a case against.

I cook, sew, knit, crochet, do housework, write, think and have taught myself most of the skills I possess. Why shouldn't I vote? Why can't I be addressed in any way I think fit? I call previously named "Red Indians" native Americans because that is how they wish to be addressed. It may be considered politically correct by some but it is really just common courtesy. I say "senior citizens", not "old people" as this is more respectful.

Political correctness has been taken to ludicrous lengths by the left. I am not left wing. I do not believe in political correctness, but I do believe in courtesy and respect for the way in which certain people may wish to be received or addressed, within reason. I have a cultural context too. I am not going to kow tow to Muslims, or Christians, in any public scenario. That is why I believe in a secular state.

The reason why marriage is becoming obsolete is to be found in the behaviour of people. Women have had enough of devoting their entire lives to someone who runs off with the twenty-year old secretary or who refuses to help with the exhausting work round the house and yard. Men can no longer expect their equals to live as unpaid searvants of their will, nor to expect these domestic serfs to put up with their attitude simply because some desert God belonging to a distant Jewish community wishes it. We shall find, as time progresses, that more Muslim women will want the same respect as their western counterparts and that enclave of horrific gender inequality and oppression will also suffer the hard knocks of the real world.

Evolution is essential. If some people don't want it then they will stay behind. Women are moving ahead and many men are incapable of accepting this. Whatever you may feel about those of us who have taken a birch wand to chauvinism, if you keep insulting our integrity we shall not support you or your funny little political entities and without us you'll get nowhere.

Mikeuk

Anybody who remembers the bra-burning, moustachioed feminazis who emerged during the 1970s will not readily rush to employ their perversions of the English language.

Such words are used by Marxists to bend the sheeple to their will. We see this in other areas with the use of artificial or perverted words such as 'diversity' or 'homophobia'.

The Marxists have learned that an entire new, and alien, world can be created by the use of language. The word, or phrase, presupposes existence of the fact.

It's not a new concept of course. In exactly the same way Dr Goebbels encouraged the idea that the Jews were a menace by popularising casual use of the phrase 'The Jewish Problem'

Use of abbreviations such as 'Ms' and words such as 'Chair' have smoothed the way for the nightmare society in which we find ourselves today.

SilverFalcon

I agree that the man-hating harridans of the seventies were not a pretty sight or sound. Those of us who stick up for our right to equal pay for equal work and who believe that you don't need special rights you just need a bill of rights that covers everyone are not "feminazis".

But, seriously, our society isn't collapsing because some people say "chairperson" or "Ms", it is collapsing because cultural Marxism teaches transformation of all that is. Just for the mere sake of it and uses the excuse that what it deems to be "good" and "right" is good and right for everyone. Cultural Marxism and political correctness, extremist feminism, special rights for homosexuals and foreign faith and culture groups, etc are not necessary. They are simply used as beacons of a need for transformation.

I don't think people should attack normal women as "feminazis" but rather adjust to a natural evolution of society that will fit people into the occupations for which they have talents and skills.

I'm not a feminist. In a truly just society there should be no need for this. I'm a girly and always have been. I still need someone to fix the kettle and get into the roof to see if we have Borrowers. I can do these things, of course, but then I could possibly also learn welding and motor mechanics. I would just die in the process. So be of good cheer. We still love ya.

Tashry

I dont think UKIP should be begging for votes from women, liberals, ethnics etc... otherwise would become like the Lab-Con-LibDem and become a generic identity-less party.

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Britannist

Exactly. Well put Mike. The politically correct broad left (i.e. reds, liberals, europhiles, leftist teachers, 'human rights' campaigners, multi-culti promoters, environmentalists, pro-immigration politicians, pacifists, BBC, unions, EU, Labour, Liberal 'Democrats' etc.) seek to pollute our language with their warped terminology in order to try to change the political outlook and culture of the people of this country to their way of thinking and their 'agenda'.

The number of activists and key figures pursuing this broad left politically correct 'experiment' on our great nation and people are exceedingly small and it should be possible for patriots too create a political force capable of seeing these awful leftist degenerates off once and for all.

Britannist

I understand that the word - in some circles - is now "diversification".

Alex McKee

Well put and I completely agree with you.