British 2015 general election poll

[Alyakia]

You may want to reload that page and scroll down to see the actually decent reasons cited for why voting for UKIP as a concept is plainly stupid.

I missed the bottom of the page, apologies. Again, voting UKIP is a bad choice. Hell, I wrote a factbook on it, spending hours documenting all of the UKIP's silly policies.

i can't see it...

[British Home Counties]

Why?

I know quite a few Polish people who want to vote UKIP, cause their policies will backfire.

Tell those Polish people that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno is urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for.

I have no idea what you just said.

I can't see UKIP as being a negative to Poles in the UK. It may prevent future Poles, but I doubt they will deport anyone. Unless they go full genocidal they're only a benefit.

Employment discrimination based on nationality would potentially be the most Pro-Polish law in the history of the UK, if you think about it for more than 5 seconds. Unemployment for natives would likely go up, that's the backfiring policy that simultaneously triggered tonnes of discussions on PL websites where everyone agreed that's a dumb law from a native British perspective, as it only excludes them from the workforce.

[Alyakia]

Tell those Polish people that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno is urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for.

I have no idea what you just said.

I can't see UKIP as being a negative to Poles in the UK. It may prevent future Poles, but I doubt they will deport anyone. Unless they go full genocidal they're only a benefit.

Employment discrimination based on nationality would potentially be the most Pro-Polish law in the history of the UK, if you think about it for more than 5 seconds. Unemployment for natives would likely go up, that's the backfiring policy that simultaneously triggered tonnes of discussions on PL websites where everyone agreed that's a dumb law from a native British perspective, as it only excludes them from the workforce.

you really can't see how "we have too many poles" might, just might, on some random off-chance, be bad for poles in the UK?

[Alyakia]

apparently kelvin fucking mackenzie has come out and said that the language media uses can demonize people and harm them, which i'm honestly still struggling to process. it's like hitler himself came up from hell and said "y'know, those jews are actually alright. shalom."

[British Home Counties]

I have no idea what you just said.

I can't see UKIP as being a negative to Poles in the UK. It may prevent future Poles, but I doubt they will deport anyone. Unless they go full genocidal they're only a benefit.

Employment discrimination based on nationality would potentially be the most Pro-Polish law in the history of the UK, if you think about it for more than 5 seconds. Unemployment for natives would likely go up, that's the backfiring policy that simultaneously triggered tonnes of discussions on PL websites where everyone agreed that's a dumb law from a native British perspective, as it only excludes them from the workforce.

you really can't see how "we have too many poles" might, just might, on some random off-chance, be bad for poles in the UK?

How?

There's two options:

1) A barrier to future Poles immigrating into the UK. For Poles already in the UK, does anyone actually care?

2) A mass deportation of Poles. How likely is this? And considering that the majority already have a residence permit and naturalization numbers are growing (from experience, can't find stats), how likely is that at this point?

[Arglorand]

Tell those Polish people that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno is urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for.

I have no idea what you just said.

Seems to happen often. You might want to pick up extra English language classes. I gather life is difficult as an immigrant in the UK enough as it is, you might not want to give UKIP another reason to hate you by failing to understand simple English

[Alyakia]

you really can't see how "we have too many poles" might, just might, on some random off-chance, be bad for poles in the UK?

How?

There's two options:

1) A barrier to future Poles immigrating into the UK. For Poles already in the UK, does anyone actually care?

2) A mass deportation of Poles. How likely is this? And considering that the majority already have a residence permit and naturalization numbers are growing (from experience, can't find stats), how likely is that at this point?

political rheotic has a real effect on peoples lives. you don't need to be rounding up immigrants for a societal shift towards fuck immigrants to be bad for you.

[British Home Counties]

I have no idea what you just said.

Seems to happen often. You might want to pick up extra English language classes. I gather life is difficult as an immigrant in the UK enough as it is, you might not want to give UKIP another reason to hate you by failing to understand simple English

Kiss my A in GCSE English and Literature then.

I have no idea what you're saying and at this point I don't really care. Can't see how Lithuania is relevant here.

[Arglorand]

Seems to happen often. You might want to pick up extra English language classes. I gather life is difficult as an immigrant in the UK enough as it is, you might not want to give UKIP another reason to hate you by failing to understand simple English

Kiss my A in GCSE English and Literature then.

I have no idea what you're saying and at this point I don't really care. Can't see how Lithuania is relevant here.

The horrific rumours I heard about the British education system are true, then.

I don't have any idea what you're saying either. How is Lithuania relevant? Are you talking about how I mentioned I'm from Vilnius? That's not relevant at all. I'd say you're grasping at straws, but to grasp at straws, you need to first have a point that you're trying to back up with straws at all.

[British Home Counties]

Kiss my A in GCSE English and Literature then.

I have no idea what you're saying and at this point I don't really care. Can't see how Lithuania is relevant here.

The horrific rumours I heard about the British education system are true, then.

I don't have any idea what you're saying either. How is Lithuania relevant? Are you talking about how I mentioned I'm from Vilnius? That's not relevant at all. I'd say you're grasping at straws, but to grasp at straws, you need to first have a point that you're trying to back up with straws at all.

Your language is interesting but your content is execrable.

Yes indeed it's horrible, most people can't differentiate between "there", they're" and "their" so at least I had the joy of taking private education for all those benefit monies I get from Farage & Co.

[Alimprad]

its National Socialists for me.

[Dejanic]

its National Socialists for me.

Ukip?

[Dejanic]

Similarities between the Nazis and UKIP.

Both exploit left wing and right wing fears to gain support.
Both have oddly left/right wing quotes which seem to contradict each other (Hitler wanting Socialism, and then later on proudly supporting big business and Capitalism. Farage wanting to privatise the NHS, and then wanting to triple the funding and out left wing Labour)
Both support the militarisation of society. (40 percent increase in Military spending Mr Farage?)
Both movements are commonly found in Austrian Beer Halls/Kent Pubs.
Both hate the Poles.
Both movements attempt/attempted to strike fear into the hearts of their citizens, claiming there was/is going to be an impending Communist revolution/EU takeover/federalization attempt.
Both groups blame political correctness for all that is wrong with society.
Both groups find vunerable groups to blame societies problems on. (The Jews/Disabled/Muslims).

Anymore?

[Liberty and Linguistics]

I missed the bottom of the page, apologies. Again, voting UKIP is a bad choice. Hell, I wrote a factbook on it, spending hours documenting all of the UKIP's silly policies.

i can't see it...

https://www.nationstates.net/nation=the ... /id=269749

[Atlanticatia]

Similarities between the Nazis and UKIP.

Both exploit left wing and right wing fears to gain support.
Both have oddly left/right wing quotes which seem to contradict each other (Hitler wanting Socialism, and then later on proudly supporting big business and Capitalism. Farage wanting to privatise the NHS, and then wanting to triple the funding and out left wing Labour)
Both support the militarisation of society. (40 percent increase in Military spending Mr Farage?)
Both movements are commonly found in Austrian Beer Halls/Kent Pubs.
Both hate the Poles.
Both movements attempt/attempted to strike fear into the hearts of their citizens, claiming there was/is going to be an impending Communist revolution/EU takeover/federalization attempt.
Both groups blame political correctness for all that is wrong with society.
Both groups find vunerable groups to blame societies problems on. (The Jews/Disabled/Muslims).

Anymore?

Well, UKIP is basically a gentler, less extreme version of BNP, essentially. And BNP is basically a fascist/Nazi party, so it's fitting that UKIP has some similarities..

This.

Quite worrying that the poll here is so high for a UKIP vote.

Granted, most American Republicans and such probably find them the equivalent of a "moderate conservative voice, quite like Romney".

UKIP is probably to the left and more social liberal than a good chunk of the GOP. Which is sad.

[Vyvland]

Kiss my A in GCSE English and Literature then.

jesus christ did you really just say that

[Conscentia]

Tell those Polish people that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno is urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for.

I have no idea what you just said. [...]

What's not to understand?

Perhaps this will clarify:
"Tell those Polish people [, those "few Polish people" aforementioned by you,] that their equally Polish [kinsmen] from Wilno [are] urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for."

[Alyakia]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zsi-g4JpvY

i think we figured out why cameron is scared of a debate

[Lunas Legion]

I have no idea what you just said. [...]

What's not to understand?

Perhaps this will clarify:
"Tell those Polish people [, those "few Polish people" aforementioned by you,] that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno [are] urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for."

Are? Shouldn't that be is? Because (Wilno are urging them to) or (Wilno urging them to) don't make grammatical sense.

[Dejanic]

What's not to understand?

Perhaps this will clarify:
"Tell those Polish people [, those "few Polish people" aforementioned by you,] that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno [are] urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for."

Are? Shouldn't that be is? Because (Wilno are urging them to) or (Wilno urging them to) don't make grammatical sense.

Don't you mean "doesn't make grammatical sense".

[Conscentia]

The horrific rumours I heard about the British education system are true, then.
[...]

Then what must that say about Lithuania?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-27314075

[Democratic Koyro]

Seems to happen often. You might want to pick up extra English language classes. I gather life is difficult as an immigrant in the UK enough as it is, you might not want to give UKIP another reason to hate you by failing to understand simple English

Kiss my A in GCSE English and Literature then.

I have no idea what you're saying and at this point I don't really care. Can't see how Lithuania is relevant here.

A-level beats your GCSE.

[Conscentia]

What's not to understand?

Perhaps this will clarify:
"Tell those Polish people [, those "few Polish people" aforementioned by you,] that their equally Polish kinsman from Wilno [are] urging them to reconsider their suicidal life choices. I know how difficult the UK is sometimes, but I'm sure there's something worth living for."

Are? Shouldn't that be is? Because (Wilno are urging them to) or (Wilno urging them to) don't make grammatical sense.

Wilno is a city, sir.
And Wilno isn't doing the urging. People from there are.

[Lunas Legion]

Are? Shouldn't that be is? Because (Wilno are urging them to) or (Wilno urging them to) don't make grammatical sense.

Don't you mean "doesn't make grammatical sense".

I don't even know any more. But, yes, it would be doesn't rather than don't.

Urgh. I'm too tired for arguments over syntax.

[Dragonir]

Id vote ukip disillusioned with labour too weak doesn't represent working class only rich environmentalists