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Wednesday, 28 April 2010

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sim s

Oh no way, this is an awful idea.

Look, the Rights of Man Blog is an excellent site, and provides a lot of important and useful information for men's rights campaigners. However, even to take the BNP seriously is to do them a favour which they simply don't deserve.

The BNP philosophy is based upon hatred and intolerance; the men's rights movement strives to appeal to rationality and fairness. In short, steer clear of those evil scum and just concentrate on fairness and equality instead. That's my advice.

amfortas

Well, sim s, hatred and intolerance eh? I tolerate all parties equally. A pox on them all.

John Kimble

Thanks for commenting Sim.

We try to take a balanced approach to the issues on this blog and in the interests of fairness and inclusiveness are reviewing as many manifestos as possible.

Just because most people wouldn't want to vote for the BNP doesn't mean we should exclude them from this exercise. They have elected politicians who's polices need to be examined so they can be held to account.

If we exclude parties with politicians who appear to hate certain segments of the population then we wouldn't have been able to examine the Labour manifesto either.

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