“It is with great regret that I have read some of the replies in this thread.People with left & right leanings saying the other should not be to have their say. A comment about the undeniable fact that fascists murdered millions of people but not one word about the countless murders committed by communists under Stalin. (I think some of the present day MP's were members of the communist party in their younger days). What was done in the past must be learnt from and that in my eyes makes any person to the left or right equally as bad. But that is my view, the crux of the argument is that the postman have an old fashioned value called duty. And that is to deliver the Royal Mail.We also have a great tradition called freedom of speech, and by certain postal workers refusing to deliver BNP literature, whilst delivering other political literature certainly enroaches on that freedom. It also denies certain people, the choice to make up their own minds of whom to vote for. (please don't say people shouldn't have the choice to vote BNP as that would make you worse than them). Having read some of the insults traded here as well as some of the arguments I believe that, unfortunately, the BNP are winning their arguments quite cleverly. So postmen, please deliver the mail, even if you do disagree with the contents. Otherwise by denying that freedom you are in fact acting like fascists yourselves.”

“The bottom line is that I don't believe that anyone should restrict my right to make an informed decision over who to vote for.

Any attempt to undermine that, due to whatever form of personal prejudice, is un-democratic.

Posties provide a service. They are a link in a communications chain. Nothing more. They have no right to choose what I can and cannot receive.

This issue is only cloudy because it features the BNP. Take that emotive issue out of the equation and things become a lot simpler.

If you're unable to make that observation, you deserve to have your choices limited.”

“No 'unbeleivable', as your typo proves, we are not all perfect and a typo does not make for poor education though the comments made by many on here certainly does.
But ironically this proves the point that people will see what they want to see and are blinkered to reality by beleieving what they want.”

“:-)) wrote:
"I'm sure the majority of people who write on these threads are the same ones who classify road rage as a personal hobby, pust to the front of queues and turn it not lager louts when holidaying abroad.
All this thread has proven is that the education in this country has a lot to answer for"

It obviously does ad you either cant spell or type!”

“This was always about common sense.

Yes the literature from the BNP has to be delivered by the Royal Mail, by law.

But mail bosses needed to be sympathetic to workers who didn't want to deliver it.

I am for freedom of speech and freedom of expression, and armed with the literature, I can then expose the BNP members for what they are, when they come knocking at my door.

But if I was a postie, I would have delivered the material, in the knowledge, that residents could then challenge the BNP during the local and European elections.

Just needed some discretion by mail bosses.”