When is a fascist not a fascist?

[Hosakawa Tito]

I foretold it in the first reply, lol.



Aw'some, so the people who revolted in France in 1789 against tyranny were fascists.

I know it can be a challenge, but try to stay on topic here. You are implying it is acceptable for those who are politically opposed to the BNP to use violence and the threat of violence to deny them the right to express their views. Do you feel the BNP has that same right to violently suppress the views of others?