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What a strange response - do you really understand what Marxism is? ??? Capitalists are far more interested in and are striving towards a system of a global economy, the removal of political borders and the free movement of labour and capital than Karl Marx ever envisaged! As regards...

You can still be proud of your heritage even when that heritage is irrelevant in terms of standing in the international community.

Seems a perfectly reasonable objective - do you really disagree with the objective of making national self interest an irrelevancy? Surely the ideal where all nations work as one to make a world in which an individuals place of origin is immaterial in regards to their quality of life has to be...

I have no problem with UKIP making the two major parties rethink their policies on immigration, nor on bringing EU membership to the fore in voter's minds. What I do have a problem with is the reluctance of UKIP to discuss their other policies and the oft immediate retraction when one of their...

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I'm a bit confused about that argument - if the EU are only looking out for Tories and capitalists why have they allowed Eurozone to enter a deflationary spiral as you claim? Deflation is the biggest enemy of capitalism.

And the UK has cut its Corporation Tax Rate to attract more businesses - unfortunately there can be a sting in the tale as Eire discovered - companies attracted purely by taxation level can just as easily up sticks and move to a more favourable location. UKIP want to cut this tax even further...

More to the point the European Parliament does not introduce legislation nor can it block it. It is the Council of the European Union that creates a 'Bill' which is then put to the European Parliament for consideration and the addition of amendments - BUT, just as with the Lords and the Commons...

None of those convicted were immigrants but were born in the UK and were all British!

If big business tax is a concern then don't vote UKIP - their policy is to cut corporation tax by more than half.

The thing is that the MORI poll suggests that UKIP really are missing a trick - like the SNP they are going for an all or nothing choice rather than campaigning for what the poll suggests the vast majority, including UKIP supporters, really want - strong trading links without political links ...

The latest MORI poll shows the highest support for continued membership of the EU since 1991. https://www.ipsos-mori.com/researchpublications/researcharchive/3463/Support-for-EU-membership-highest-for-23-years-even-as-UKIP-rises-in-the-polls.aspx If/when we do get a vote in a referendum and...

Difficult to take any party seriously that has a collective noun for their members that sounds like a Monty Python insult - Ukippers - :ohmy: