CLEAN : Pro and anti UKIP supporters clash in Margate

The transcript discusses the dangers posed by UKIP, drawing parallels to the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany during the 1920s. It stresses the importance of opposing such parties to prevent prejudice and bigotry. The speaker emphasizes the need for active protest against UKIP to maintain a multicultural community free from hate. The final section rejects racism and promotes equality, regardless of race or background.

What historical event does the speaker compare the rise of UKIP to?

• The rise of the Nazi Party in Germany

• The Russian Revolution

• The American Civil War

• The French Revolution

Why does the speaker believe it is crucial to protest against UKIP?

• To encourage more political parties

• To support their policies

• To prevent the spread of apathy

• To promote economic growth

What does the speaker emphasize about the community they live in?

• It is politically divided

• It is economically prosperous

• It is technologically advanced

• It is a multicultural community

What misconception about UKIP does the speaker address?

• That it is a socialist party

• That it is a racist party

• That it is a pro-environment party

• That it is a religious party

What is the speaker's stance on racial unity?

• They focus only on economic issues

• They believe in racial segregation

• They support unity regardless of race

• They are indifferent to racial issues