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Bill: Debate with the Secretary of State for Education Freddie Bird
Details
Submitted by[?]: National Movement
Status[?]: defeated
Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Voting deadline: December 4865
Description[?]:
| Mr. the Secretary of State, Your policies should be aimed at strengthening our education system and helping parents with a free educational system. Your reforms are not in the interest of the vast majority of the Luthorian people. We have middle-class families that are not very wealthy, in this country. You want to subsidize higher education tuition only for low-income families. How are those middle-class families going to survive if they now have to pay the very expensive costs of higher education for their children. By trying to spare money and reduce inequalities, you are indeed creating new poors. We ask you to reconsider your policies, Mr. the Secretary of State. The other part of your reform will ban the national anthem from our schools. This is an attack on our nation as a whole. Your anti-national policies are destroying this patriotic spirit in the heart of our children. I don't even understand how the traitorous LCP can support that! You don't like our national anthem, you hate our country, you hate our race. How about, instead of children never made to sing the national anthem, you're never made to sit in this parliament? When Luthori will be at war, you will be amongst the first one to surrender to the enemy. You also want to tell teachers how they should discipline the children. That means the Secretary of State for Education is better qualified than our teachers to know how they should act confronted with unruly children. How preposterous is that! There are many teachers in this country and they'll tell you the same thing. Teachers have a degree, they have the qualifications, they know better! We have a recommendation, Mr. Bird, if you want to save money on education. You should stop funding the education of black students. That way you will stop pouring money down the drain. Boris Clifton-Brown, MP. |
Proposals
Debate
These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:
| Date | 14:54:39, December 22, 2020 CET | From | Democratic Party of Luthori (CAL) | To | Debating the Debate with the Secretary of State for Education Freddie Bird |
| Message | Dear Mr MP, Democratic Party of Luthori has always been opened for critics. However, viewpoint of your party has always been extremist or close to extremists regarding social policies. As of your critics that middle class will be most affected by our policy, we agree to some extent. However, we think that country shouldn't provide a free education to everyone simple because it's not the best solution. We are doing this in order to protect the most vulnerable ones - the poorest. The remaininf of the budget would be transfered into improving the quality of education. So, thereby we believe this win-win scenario but as you said the biggest economical lossers are probably the middle class families. As the rest of the critics it is just package of modern and moderate ideology of current Luthori government. Freddie Bird, the Secretary of State |
| Date | 14:54:44, December 22, 2020 CET | From | Democratic Party of Luthori (CAL) | To | Debating the Debate with the Secretary of State for Education Freddie Bird |
| Message | Dear Mr MP, Democratic Party of Luthori has always been opened for critics. However, viewpoint of your party has always been extremist or close to extremists regarding social policies. As of your critics that middle class will be most affected by our policy, we agree to some extent. However, we think that country shouldn't provide a free education to everyone simple because it's not the best solution. We are doing this in order to protect the most vulnerable ones - the poorest. The remaininf of the budget would be transfered into improving the quality of education. So, thereby we believe this win-win scenario but as you said the biggest economical lossers are probably the middle class families. As the rest of the critics it is just package of modern and moderate ideology of current Luthori government. Freddie Bird, the Secretary of State |
| Date | 19:12:37, December 22, 2020 CET | From | National Movement | To | Debating the Debate with the Secretary of State for Education Freddie Bird |
| Message | Mr. Bird, That's what I thought, and you said it yourself. You don't care about the middle class, they are going to pay anyway! Free education to everyone is of course the best solution because that means everyone has the same chances, since everyone pays taxes. You're not helping the poorest because they don't receive anything more, they were already protected before. This is a real shame and we're going to protest, in the streets. The rest of the package is not "moderate ideology". It is crazy liberal ideology. I repeat, you're a traitor Mr. Bird and the people won't ignore that in the next elections. Boris Clifton-Brown, MP. |
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Voting
| Vote | Seats | ||||
| yes |
Total Seats: 52 | ||||
| no |
Total Seats: 98 | ||||
| abstain | Total Seats: 0 |
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