reply to post by Merriman Weir
I had, up until I moved in with my missus a year ago, a Union Flag and a St Georges cross hanging in my living room window, for all to see when they
walked past the house. They were up for nearly three years.
Considering I lived in central Reading at the time which is pre-dominately Asian/Black with a smattering of white, no-one complained. Had they done
so, I probably would have shoved it up their arse anyway.
I have even had them flying in my garden during summer BBQ's. And I've had St Georges cross in the car for as long as I can remember. If the Police
even try to get me to remove it, they too will be told in no uncertain terms were to stick it. I know my rights and I know them well. Most do not,
which allows the Police to ride roughshod over you.
I think that is the case in this BNP leaflet row. Should the BNP feel they have a case, they can file a complaint for Police harrasment and take them
to the cleaners, if the leaflet is truly non-offensive.
Ironically, since moving to Wokingham, which is a pre-dominately white, Daily Mail reading area, the Christmas decorations are not to be seen, we have
a "Winter Festival" in place of a Christmas Carnival and to "fly the flag" is seen as being a racist.
To me, it's the PC left-wing Labour brigade that seem hell-bent on "accomodating" immigrants, as opposed to the immigrants themselves.
My own company irked me a couple of weeks back when they sent a mail out to the entire operation wishing us all a "Happy Diwali"... WTF? We have, at
the most, a couple of Indians in an operation of over 700, mostly white, employees. That seemed to me to be overly PC.
[edit on 24/11/08 by stumason]