[quote]makkun wrote:
electric_eales,
electric_eales wrote:
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Britain is one of the most over populated countries in the world.
Not corroborated by numbers:
Population growth is in international comparison with 0.28% (2006 est.) comparably small.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/fields/2002.html
Also the 2001 census has nothing to say about alleged overpopulation.
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Crime in this country is out of control the police cannot cope.
“Total crime peaked in 1995, and has since fallen by 44%”
Indeed there are problems with increased youth violence and anti-social behaviour related crimes (which are by the way on the rise in many western nations), but the overall trend is gowing down.
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There are thousands of illegal immigrants, paedophiles, and serious violent criminals living amongst us.
The current benefit system encourages and supports anti-social, criminal and lazy people to have more children, where as hard working law abiding citizens who pay taxes find it difficult to afford to work and bring up further children, this means that currently there are a lot more children being born to parents that do not work through choice and are lazy, than there are children being born to parents that are hard working and law abiding, in a couple generations time there will be too many benefit seekers and not enough workers to support the benefit system.
This is proper polemics, and nothing else. Interesting how you bring pedophiles into the mix - but the funniest part is the way you use the pauperism argument (and that got old with the US eugenics movement of the early 20th century). With these 2 paragraphs, you have left rational debate, as they clearly display a fearmongering rhethoric aimed at radicalising public debate, based on (hopefully) mistaken facts.
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What immediate measures can be taken to prevent this country becoming the worst over populated crime ridden country on the planet?
As the above trend is not corroborated by the figures, the following argument is kinda mute. The measures are classic right wing “law & order”, “bring in the military to regulate civil society” and “re-engineer the social makeup of society by getting rid of undesirables”. Yawn.
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These are just some bullet point policies that we are currently building a complete party manifesto on, we have much more information regarding the points raised but for now would just like to offer these simple points to grab your attention and support.
Thank you for reading this your feedback is very much appreciated.
This is my feedback - I guess you should find most of these policies on the right fringe of the Conservatives, UKIP and the BNP. Under the election system, your party does not stand a chance and if you want your views to have an effect on policy, I suggest you join one of the two acceptable options above (I don’t count the BNP as such).
Makkun[/quote]
This chap pretty much hit the nail on the head there with regards to what you are trying to get across, the fundemental flaws in your points and possibly where your energies are best directed to have any real effect on UK life.