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No longer worthy of the title democratic
OUR MP may take out as many full page advertisements as she likes but it fools no-one.
In the last ten years of this Government we have seen fundamental change in the nature of our society.
There are now many areas now where the British white person is no longer safe or welcome.
We are afraid to speak out due to the draconian laws the Government are introducing.
The proposal to lock people away without charge for 42 days for example.
No free democratic country should have such measures.
Brian Mann
Stourbridge
2:51pm Wednesday 14th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: ozpat, South Austalia on 10:02pm Thu 15 May 08
I fully agree with you! Society has devolved into its current state where democracy, freedom of speech, and equity has been eroded into this "PC & Do-gooder" mentality which has a pervading control over everyone. No longer can the indigenous people who now are and indeed in some cases within society marginalised and "outcast" by the undercurrent ruling minority. One reason I chose to leave the UK was for these very sort of issues. I chose to live where I felt equality and freedom of speech is not squashed and the all pervading PC and Do-gooders are seen for what they really are !
I fully agree with you! Society has devolved into its current state where democracy, freedom of speech, and equity has been eroded into this "PC & Do-gooder" mentality which has a pervading control over everyone. No longer can the indigenous people who now are and indeed in some cases within society marginalised and "outcast" by the undercurrent ruling minority. One reason I chose to leave the UK was for these very sort of issues. I chose to live where I felt equality and freedom of speech is not squashed and the all pervading PC and Do-gooders are seen for what they really are !
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