Nigel Farage and Racism

It is though, one may not discriminate in favour or against one race or nationality over another.

Anyone who does will be punished by the state someway.

Well the EDL, BNP, Britains First, are they punished by the state?

Not sure about Britain First, they don't seem as racist as the BNP, which is pretty much a white nationalist party.

The EDL has no member list and isn't a politcal party.

The BNP has however been forced to change its constitution.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2009/oct/15/bnp-constitution-non-white-members
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/bnp-forced-to-end-policy-for-whites-only-membership-6704646.html

Britains first are probably on par with the other two.
I never said that the EDL were a party.
The BNP are nearly dead, of course they're changing their constitution

Forcing people to associate with others on their justly aquired property is immoral no matter how terrible the opinions of these people are.

It is only moral to use force in order to protect life and property. People do not have a right to be served by others. We do not have a duty to serve others.

A similar think can be said about free speech.
No one has the right not to be offended.

Discrimination and hate speech may be harmful but do not constitute physical harm to people. Hurt feelings don't count.

There are tons of laws and regulations that business owners have to abide by in order to protect worker and consumer rights. Why single out anti-discrimination laws?

Regulations rob us of the ability to choose for ourselves and stifle competition which benefits big companies at the expensive of smaller ones.

Consumer rights are just self ownership of oneself. There are no such thing as 'worker rights' only the right of each person to bid their labour against others without restraint.

Racism has been a dirty word since it's inception. A propaganda word formed to guilt the West into accepting multiculturalism and mass immigration. A word used to propel neo-liberalism without dissent. Any dissent would incur the wrath of the Political Correct-brigade and have you carted off to the gulag. These people who go along with the ideas of equality, immigration and anti-racism have a disdain for authority and traditions. Well, the true believers are Marxist/Trotskyite. The rest of the crowd are simply useful idiots who seem to have had this propaganda bashed into their skulls for so long that it's affecting their better judgement.

How about this, then? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/10792895/Election-candidate-arrested-over-Churchill-speech.html

This politician was arrested for quoting a dead prime minister. Islamophobia and Xenophobia are supposedly both "irrational fears", being phobias, whereas there are clear reasons not to associate with such things. In the same way I could be classed as a Heroinphobic or Stonerphobe. I wouldn't associate with drug addicts, but I don't have a fear of them. It's calculated.

James: you keep trying to claim that racism and xenophobia are the cause of all this rape and pillage. How is this the case?

There are no such thing as 'worker rights' only the right of each person to bid their labour against others without restraint.

Given the comments by UKIP's leader, Nigel Farage, I think it's the perfect time to ask this question. He proposed to abolish most legislation regarding discrimination and prejudice, as enforced by the law. These are laws that enforce quotas on employers which go against a man's freedom to associate with whom he pleases.

Racism has been a dirty word since it's inception. A propaganda word formed to guilt the West into accepting multiculturalism and mass immigration. A word used to propel neo-liberalism without dissent. Any dissent would incur the wrath of the Political Correct-brigade and have you carted off to the gulag. These people who go along with the ideas of equality, immigration and anti-racism have a disdain for authority and traditions. Well, the true believers are Marxist/Trotskyite. The rest of the crowd are simply useful idiots who seem to have had this propaganda bashed into their skulls for so long that it's affecting their better judgement.

This all stems to the dissolution of the family. It's under attack, and racism is partly to blame. If racism was so bad, why do we treat our family members and friends differently to strangers we've never met before? If we were building a business, would we not wish to see our friends and family succeed with us rather than a stranger we've never met?

This isn't xenophobia. Some employers may simply wish for the best of the best, like Chelsea FC or Manchester City, but others should be able to choose without being attacked with a pejorative like "racist".

So, given this, is Nigel Farage a bad man for wanting to deregulate business and giving employers more power over their private businesses and who they can employ and associate with, or is he just a bad man?

So you don't just oppose anti discrimination laws, you oppose worker's rights as well? Jesus Christ...

It never ceases to amaze me when people support the destruction of laws that exist to protect them.

Define what worker's rights even are and how they are universal. There cannot be any rights that restrict the freedom of individuals to act in non aggressive methods.


All we need is the right of self ownership (which is universal) to able to enter into voluntary contracts.

There are a few that come to mind.

There is a minimum wage to prevent employers from exploiting workers.

There is the right to form trade unions and go on strike, such as over pay and working conditions.

There are unfair dismissal rules to stop employers sacking workers for no good reason.

There is the right to paid annual leave.

There is the right to a safe working environment.

etc.


Someone doesn't need to be doing something in an "aggressive" manner to be doing something totally unacceptable.

I never once made any such claims.

there are instances where racism and xenophobia have lead to murder, rape and theft so should be prevented.