Oh Aviad…did you hear all that…just babbling to myself, you know…

“By which you seem to be saying…”….’seem to be saying’…’seem’

Spoken like an ex-gay alcoholic schizophrenic poison …I mean pirson…I mean poirson I know by the name of Droolingchops, or Monkeychops or something like that.

Anyway, that can’t be you cos this other poirson only enjoys disrupting the threads on Pink just for fun and because at the moment, I believe he/she/it has a crush on Simon Murphy….dro-o-o-ol! Lick them chops, honey! But file those fangs first, really.

I do like those openly gay political bloggers and broadcasters, don’t you? Or you ‘seem to be saying’ that Iain Dale is a fascist, is that the gist of it, sweetie?

Well, you is the expoit! Anything you say, dear.

By which you seem to be saying that you aren’t allowed to tell the truth if someone finds it offensive? That is exactly the same sort of deranged logic that is employed by the fascists who seek to silence perfectly justifiable criticism of Israel

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/09/30/german-minister-apologises-for-homophobic-slur-against-gay-party-leader/#

ALL homophobia is wrong, no matter where it comes from, whether left or right wings and ALL homophobia must be opposed. Not all Conservatives are angels, but that is also true of Labour… My personal belief is that ALL LGBT groups in ALL political Parties need to stand TOGETHER to end homophobia, not fight against each other on the very point that potentially brings us together more than any other.

Gay people were sent to their deaths in the camps because they were gay also. Let’s not pretend that the type of homophobia espoused by the Tories’ bedfellows in the Europarliament is any more acceptable than the racism espoused by the BNP.

It must be remembered that the Poland, and those in the leadership of the L&J Party, suffered dreadfully at the hands of totalitarian regimes of Germany and Russia and therefore terms such as fascist are deeply offensive to them.

Did you know that one of the parties in the ECR is the Latvian For Fatherland and Freedom Party which is at root a fascist party? For example, they support the right of SS veterans to march down the streets of Riga, Latvia’s capital city, every year.

Re: Matt’s Slovakia example:

1] That the Labor party is in the Party of European Socialists, which is tied to the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, of which the Slovakian Social Democrat party is a member while also in coalition with the odious Slovak National Party is incredibly tenuous by comparison to the Tories misdeeds
It is doubtful that anyone from the Labor Party has even sat in the same room as a representative of the Slovak National Party, while the Conservatives sit shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the worst villains of the European parliament.

2] The Social Democracy party were in a no-win situation once they couldn’t form a majority with just the People’s Party; if they hadn’t gone with the National Party it would have been either the Democratic and CHRISTIAN Union or the CHRISTIAN Democratic Party – I think you can guesstimate where those fall on the LGBT-friendliness scale too…

He was given a plum seat by the tories and managed to cock it up.

The L&J is not fascist and the use of such terms damages the fight against true fascism in Britain and Europe. It must be remembered that the Poland, and those in the leadership of the L&J Party, suffered dreadfully at the hands of totalitarian regimes of Germany and Russia and therefore terms such as fascist are deeply offensive to them.

It is clear that the British people want a less integrationist relationship with Europe. It is therefore the responsibility of the Conservative Party to further these goals. The coalition the Conservatives have set up forms a wide spectrum of views in regards to national issues, but we will come together where we agree to work to reform Europe and make it more relevant to the people who live in it.

I would also remind people that Labour and Greens already sit with extremist groups, such as those wanting to ban all marriage, and millitant left wing quasi-revolutionary extremists.

The Slovakian Democracy Party sit with Labour in the European Parliament and the Slovak National Party (SNP) in their domestic coalition. The SNP have publicly compared paedophilia to homosexuality and questioned whether homosexuals were normal people at all; they are a fiercely homophobic party. The Slovakian Democrats were initially suspended from the PES (Socialist coalition grouping in the European Parliament) but this was lifted in 2008 – I could therefore justifiably ask what the Labour Party thinks about sharing a platform with a party who has brought homophobia into their domestic governing coalition?

What do you think of the Conservative EU alliance with homophobic and racist parties?

He’s been shortlisted along with 6 others and the successful candidate will be chosen by the electorate of that constituency, whether they belong to a political party or not, and that successful candidate will be put forward to stand as the Prospective Conservative MP at the next election. Can’t get much more democratic than that!

This is true of all parties. But it simply displays the lack of respect they have for the electorate.

This Dale character is obviously someone they want elected and they are parachuting him into Bracknell because they feel he’ll get elected there.

I would prefer if MP’s were required to live in their constituencies.

And I still want to know if Dale supports the expulsion of the homophobic Iain Duncan Smith and Philippa Stroud from the party for their sinister attempts to reduce the rights of non-biological gay parents. And does he support the unholy union in the Euro-Parliament between the Tories and the facist Law and Justice Party? The party whose leader believes that acceptance of homosexuality will lead to the destruction of civilisation.

Obviously he is a person of questionable character seeing as he is both gay and tory. The Tory party has yet to prove they are not a pack of bigotted homophobes. David Cameron makes all the right noises about inclusivity but behind the scenes extremists like Iain Duncan Smith and Philippa Stroud are campaigning to have the rights of non-biological gay parents reduced. Plus of course there is the union in the Euro-Parliament between the Tories and the Polish facist Law and Justice Party – the party whose leader that believes that tolerance of homosexuality will lead to the destruction of civilisation.

Does Iain Dale support the union between the Tories and the Polish facists? If he does then he should be ashamed of himself.