People of England , would you vote me into power if ... ?

Question

Would you vote me into power as an independant if i promised to abolish all forms of tax , kickstart the steel and shipbuilding industries , build airports all over the country instaed of focusing on heathrow , raise the NMW to 10 pounds per hour , drop fuel and food prices , legalize cannabis , ban alcohol , introduce life sentences for anyone carrying knives , ban religion, and introduce a free food service that provides basic foods and ingredients to every single British citizen when ever they may need it ?

Also , what if i threw in the promise to start a REAL investigation into the 7/7 bombings , and the 9/11 false flag ?

And for a little cherry on top - i would call for the arrest of all world leaders alive today involved in the wars of the past decades and see them charged for international war crimes :

Thatcher
John Major
Tony BLair
Gordon Brown
George Bush (both)
Barrack Hussein Obama ... aka .. Barry Soetoro ... aka ... Osama Bin Laden
Hilary Clinton
Bill Clinton

you get my point .

Obviously i have my ideas for actually running the country , one of which involves closing the borders to immigrants and deporting muslims within one week of taking office.

Answer 1

Lol no, you're off your 'ed mate.

Answer 2

abolish all forms of tax.



You then have no money, let alone 10 NMW.



You are basically saying print your own money. Russia did this once. Empty shelves where a loaf would cost a weeks wages.



It wouldn't work, It's Not investable. It's Ludicrous. !!

And for that reason, I'm OOOT



EDIT: The money in circulation doesn't mean didly squat. And what happens when the government has none left as the people own it all ?

Answer 3

No, I do believe I should pay SOME tax, as when I flush the toilet, I expect it to go somewhere.



There are airports everywhere already, you can go almost everywhere in the world without having to use Heathrow.



Your ideas are radical but not that appealing.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

No, I wouldn't. Some of your ideas appeal to me, but I'm afraid they're completely unworkable. If there is NO income tax, corporate tax, sales tax, capital gains tax etc. then where on Earth are you planning on getting the money to stimulate heavy industry, embark on a major construction programme and provide food to more than sixty million people? Also, how would you 'drop' food and fuel prices? Subsidies? Or communist price controls? Your economic ideas don't make any sense.



I'd also disagree with banning alcohol - prohibition has been proven to be unworkable, that's why the police and the government are also losing the 'war on drugs'. Banning religion is impossible - how can you ban a person from believing in something?



Deporting all Muslims is also entirely unreasonable, not all Muslims are extremists, plenty of Muslims actually contribute to society. Whilst I agree that we seriously need to restrict immigration, stopping it entirely will be damaging because we will be unable to attract the best and brightest to come and contribute to this country.



Furthermore, as British Prime Minister you simply aren't going to be able to fully investigate 9/11 or bring to justice people such as George Bush because you will be prevented from doing so by a nation far more powerful than our own.

Answer 6

No, I wouldn't.

Answer 7

No i would,nt vote for you. I guess im masochistic because i love getting treat like crap and raped on a daily basis. Democracy is my master and i must lick its boot.

Answer 8

I can only think you were drunk when you posted this