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Bill: Command of Theta VII

Details

Submitted by[?]: New Theta

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This bill asks for an amendement to the Constitution. It will require two-thirds of the legislature to vote in favor. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: February 2367

Description[?]:

"A person with amnesia is looked upon as ill. What of a person who can remember only this life? Is this then not a case of amnesia on a grand scale?" LRH

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date22:33:49, February 27, 2007 CET
FromUnited People's Socialist Party
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageAs a socialist I have to strongly disagree with articles 2 and 4, being that I want the better for the people, I do not think no minimum wage or more expensive pharmisudical drugs would help the low income and middle wage population.

Date01:14:46, February 28, 2007 CET
FromFascist Zealotry League
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageNow you mention it, perhaps you'd care to explain how forcing people to pay more sales tax is for "the better of the people" UPSP?

Before your arrival into Dranian politics, hardworking folk were forking out just 5% on their imported Deltarian mink coats. Two UPSP instigated tax hikes later and it's 25%!! Forcing citizens to freeze to death in the winter can't be classed as looking out for the people can it?

Date02:07:32, February 28, 2007 CET
FromUnited People's Socialist Party
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageThe working class, low income class and the middle class are receiving more benefits by the rise of sales tax. The rich and wealthy are forced to pay more on luxury goods thus causing greater income for the government. At which point the government can provide better benefits (healthcare, social security, child care, etc.) to the other citizens. It also puts more money back into the economy, which helps the working class. And people can by regular coats, they don't need to be FUR coats. And for those who do. Then should be able to pay the taxes which go to those who can't afford coats.

Date09:57:06, February 28, 2007 CET
FromNew Theta
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageBut fur coats are lush! I believe Ms Bell has a stash of them!

Date15:05:27, February 28, 2007 CET
FromFascist Zealotry League
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageMs Bell aside, the point is that working class folk could afford fur coats BEFORE your tax hikes UPSP. I wager you have never spent a freezing winter in Port Ubuntu, huddled with your family in a poorly built condo with only your Deltarian mink coat keeping you alive. Dranian winters are real killers!

Vote UPSP, murderers of the poor!

Date22:20:32, February 28, 2007 CET
FromUnited People's Socialist Party
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageIf that is infact true I will propose to lower the taxes. I only intended to create a better country for the middle, lower and working classes.

Date23:18:37, February 28, 2007 CET
FromFascist Zealotry League
ToDebating the Command of Theta VII
MessageWell it was reported in the DDN so I guess it must be true! ;)

http://www.takeforum.com/particracy/viewtopic.php?p=136069&highlight=&mforum=particracy#136069

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