Re: What effects will it really have

you make a point turiya but the old saying goes "when in rome........."
if one wishes to be an extremist national in their own country, that's down to the freedom to do so if that country allows it by law.
in britain we have the "british national front" which represents the "british national party" politically, they have that right.
if those people for instance emigrated to the USA would the american public be in favour of their nationalistic ideals, i believe the answer is NO.
the general consensus would be as WT has posted, if the BNF wants to operate then do so in THEIR own country.
tell me, what rights do foreigners have in another's country? the answer is NONE.
if one wishes to take residence in another's country then one should swear allegiance to that country that have given the right to live in.
the extremist's you speak of are discontented foreigners that wish to cause mayhem in a country that has given them liberation. those very people instigate their hatred to the very vulnerable citizens of that country.
the nationalist flag wavers are made up where many are racist ect. and can be dealt within by the law of that country.
would you allow someone into your HOME and give them the freedom to what they wish?
don't think so, tomi.

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