Let's play "Find A Fascist"!
The opening round is called "Shurely Shome Mishtake?" - and in this round contestants have one minute to find the BNP member with the most suspiciously foreign-looking name...
Well here's some fun
I might have known, Aaron!
What no members of the royal family or the home secretary?
Quote: Mike Greybloke @ November 19 2008, 4:27 AM GMTLet's play "Find A Fascist"!
The opening round is called "Shurely Shome Mishtake?" - and in this round contestants have one minute to find the BNP member with the most suspiciously foreign-looking name...
That would be half the list.
There are well over a dozen in my home town and I actually knew one of them 
Old racist Margret, she was so nice too...
That is very desturbing about how much info is on there I thought it was just name and possibly some very limited contact details.
I wanna reead it. Is overloaded.
I downloaded it. 
No, I respect peoples' privacy. If I'd compiled it, it wouldn't be publicly available.
Of course I did save it... 
Well, point is, I wouldn't have made it public. That's just plain wrong.
I'm kinda with Aaron on this. Although I don't care enough to give it anymore thought than this post.
There's a Peter Sallis on there... 
And I know one of 'em tooo!!
The dad of a family from my primary school.
They were all large-headed simple children as well...
The BNP is a legitimate political party, with a small electoral mandate.
I find the idea of abusing anyone's right to confidentiality with regards to political belief repelent.
I am also a hypocrite.
Quote: zooo @ November 19 2008, 6:05 PM GMTThere's a Peter Sallis on there...
"They're the wrong colour, Gromit!"
Actually, I once read a critique of the Wrong Trousers that claimed it was an allegory on immigration. Because the penguin was black, or something. The author made some quite convincing points considering his entire premise was bullshit.
Quote: Mike Greybloke @ November 20 2008, 2:52 PM GMT"They're the wrong colour, Gromit!"
