Any Ukip Supporters

Whether you like it or not immigrants are part of the UK, so allowing them to vote makes it more representative of what the UK wants not less.

Well they are still British and are more likely to have the long-term interest of the country in their interest, rather than short term gains. It really is quite simple.

A native is going to be more concerned for the long-term future of the country than an immigrant that will care more for their native country. Not particularly rocket science.

depends how you define fair, EU force the UK to let millions of EU immigrants vote for representatives meant to vote for and represent the UK that in my view distorts the vote and is a policy designed to dilute the British eurosceptic vote. If you have millions of Poles, Bulgarians, Romanians etc voting that will change the votes outcome in favour of the EU because they will not vote for eurosceptic parties. EU gerrymandering

There already is one.

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You have completely missed the point. Most people want the MEP's to represent the British people, not any old person who happens to be living here.

I would say I'm a Tory and I agree with ukip on most things... except I think leaving EU is not a good idea. I still has little faith in UKIP though, as it has no proven record like a teenage driver.

But then again, I've come to the conclusion that the current Tory front bench is completely useless... As most people would agree I guess.

So I'm just going to vote UKIP in the European elections as a protest vote. Hopefully with enough of such votes, the Tories will see some common sense before 2015.

Nigel Farage said that if they don't win one seat he'll step down as leader. It would be good to see the egg on his face.

You're mistaken. MEPs are not supposed to represent the UK, they're supposed to represent the population of their constituencies. That includes EU citizens.
Otherwise you may as well say that MPs should only represent people born in their county, rather than any UK citizens living in their constituency.


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I am not a full on UKIP supporter (they are a bit too left for me) however they will get my vote non the less. The user above has it spot on.

I'm a UKIP "supporter" (in the sense that I don't support the "big three", or the "veggies") and they appeal to me much more so, especially in their clear conviction politics of conveying to the public and proper referendum on the EU as soon as possible (e.g. so not in 5 years time from promising). they also tend to be more "normal" than most politicians who seem to talk down to people, especially in this context of the EU, funnily enough

although my politics don't really align very much with the "conservatism" of UKIP - for example, on gay marriage, drug legalisation, etc - I'd vote for a libertarian party if I could but I can't so, oh well, bit of a shame but at least UKIP are a step in the right direction with regards to other things

Again, you missed the point.