Elijah offers ten good solid reasons "based on the basics of day to day life" in answer to the question "Why should I vote Libertarianz." Here are ten things Libz policies would produce:
UPDATE: Latest One News poll shows Libertarianz equal to Peter Dung's United No-Future, and one percentage point ahead of Neanderton's Progressive Party. Results here at Scoop.
- Cheap food.
- Cheap petrol.
- Cheap alcohol [and tobacco].
- Abolition of the Resource Management Act.
- No income taxes on most (or all) of your income.
- We are the best friend of miners, fisherman and forestry workers, farmers and businessmen by greatly encouraging those activities.
- Lower interest rates as we will stop the Reserve Bank Governor engaging in gross stupidity.
- Those in the South Island will no longer have their taxes used to subsidise Auckland motorways.
- Increased choices for users of healthcare and education services.
- Public Servants will be servants of the public, not the Masters.
These are some of the main reasons you should vote Libertarianz: practical solutions to day to day problems.
Time to get on board now folks, now that momentum is starting!
7 comments:
'Peter Dung' haha, retarded jibes like that are sure to see libz rocket up the poles!
Sorry, Peter, do you think you deserve more respect? I think you're in a minority on that one.
I have to say, however, we have no intention of rocketing up the Poles -- since the invasion of Warsaw, most Poles I've met seem to be against such behaviour.
Hmmmm, that lot's a better pitch than "Taxes will be voluntary." There's hope for you yet. ;-)
You can keep the tobacco, Elijah, but I'll happily take the rest. :)
Waahoo! - good info to take into the battle for Ohariu!
Yes, and now that the McGillicuddies are no longer active in the elections, you should rake in the loony vote.
It really was quite unfair how the McGSP took your loony vote - the Libz were far more deserving.
Congratulations on passing that significant milestone.
Ask yourself What would Obama do? The biggest political upset in history could happen here as well, if you knock out ACT. Yes.You.Can.
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