Fighting for a better future.
Day 2,868, 08:02
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by LadySovereign
The United Kingdom has faced it's perils, it has been conquered, divided. But it always resurfaces more united than before.
Our national security is of vital importance and that is why The British Conservative Party knows this is a critical issue, so we believe that for Britain to succeed, we need a strong military and good relations with those around us to ensure our safety and security in the new world.
One of our core values is pride in national identity, pride in what keeps our country united, and we pledge to be a part of any movement to destroy those that stand against our United Kingdom.
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- XLDJ, Conservative Party Leader.
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you dont actually mention what you will do, its just patriotic spiel atm.
tell the people what you will do, how will you improve the military etc?
And more pig puns needed ;P
I'm currently in the process of making a website, trying to do everything on my own, haha, and yeah the pig puns are brilliant.
From your website:
- We promise Lower taxes for the less fortunate in our society.
- We promise to put the British people first.
- We promise a higher paying jobs market.
- We promise great productivity.
- We promise democratic referendums so the people can make big decisions that will effect the entire nation.
Let's take a look.
- We have low taxes anyway. Yes, they could be lower, but they are currently at a reasonable rate as it is. Are you going to fund MPPs out of your own pocket?
- So all the forigs who have come here to fight for us will be put second? I'm sure they'll love that...
- So you'd propose a higher minimum wage, effectively alienating the communist/hippie/work for guns brigade. I'm sure they'll love that...
- How can you promise great productivity? Are you going to force everyone to press the "Work" buttons, even if we're wiped and it's not necessarily in the best interests of business moguls to do so?
- What are the "big decisions" that require referendums? Are we to have public votes on every single law, MPP or piece of meta-legislation? How are these ballots to be held?
Look, I get it, I'm not doing great at the moment but I'm doing my best, I've never lead a party before. Please just accept that I'm doing my best, I'll learn more as I go along. Thank you.
Have you held any position in any part of government? Have you been deputy of an existing party, or held any other post within a party? I notice you have a total of one congress term. Perhaps it might be better to get some more experience in this before starting yet another party...
Don't take this the wrong way. I'm happy to see people succeed, but I fear this isn't the way to do it. I hope you take my criticism in the way it's meant, i.e. as constructive criticism.
Of course I do and I completely understand, I just have had a long history of doing things when I put my mind to it, no matter how difficult. I completely understand where you're coming from though.
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