Is the BBC right to give BNP leader Nick Griffin a platform on Question Time?
no platform | 19.10.2009 12:12 | Anti-racism
There's an online poll which you can be sure all the bnp supporters and those with poorly argued free-speech lines will be clicking on. Maybe worth a click?
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'Auntie' my arse
19.10.2009 13:01
The 'debate' will also feature that ace warmongerer Jack Straw, whose list of crimes are far longer than Nick Griffin's but have been done via the British state.
Griffin and Straw are both racists - fuck em both
could also mention that the guardian is driven by corporate profit...
19.10.2009 15:05
Couldn't agree more that Straw is warmongering scum and many of QT's regular panellists are guilty of far worse crimes than the BNP, who are unlikely to ever have enough power to commit.
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Free speech
19.10.2009 18:06
Pod
done
19.10.2009 19:15
Stryker
why cant a paedo party spout propaganda on newsnight?,No,Neither should be
19.10.2009 20:03
We live in a system were we see that Unicef figures show allows10million children to die unecessarily a year but the BNP & Nazi Germany were worse torturing & systemically murdering millions including children, especially twins with unecessary unscientific experiments,without anaeshetic. Nazis are the vangaurd of Malthusianism of the worst kind, some corporations going today like Morgan Chase,Bayer,exxon had links with IGfarben Auschwitz, many corporations regretted this, but some of them still turn to Nazis in every country to destroy economic democracy without which social democracy is almost meaningless.
With education& fair trade-wages its been shown that population levels stabilise, instead of people being born to be beasts of burden. Safely tested naturally appropriate technology is very useful in hands of educated people.
Uneducated people who wont let Al Queada or paedos have a platform, let the BNP then sit back in their comfy armchairs, well done.When not helping murder mixed race kids in their own countries they help nazis murder millions around the world still From Former yugoslavia to S.america& in Rwanda you will hear fascist, nazi arguments.
Buy hey kids, its free speech,mmmOkayyy?
Green syn
Eh?
22.10.2009 07:21
You mean everyone has the right to say something unless it is a perceptive comment?????
Or did you mean that as long as they do not incite (ie. to stir up) hatred?
Passing through