10 reasons why you shouldn’t vote for me as a politician

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Gil Sousa
  1. I would approve the death penalty to convicted and proved pedophiles
  2. I would approve work-camps/concentration camps for convicted prisoners
  3. I would approve exterior works for prisoners with low condemnation, such as cleaning the forests
  4. I would approve a plus 10 years upon the previous condemnation for those that try to escape or recidivists
  5. I would approve condemnations without any privileges to corrupted politicians
  6. I would approve license to kill to high qualified police
  7. I would approve garbages areas and penalties for those that don’t respect the wast handling.
  8. I also would approve financial awards for every ton of well handled garbage.
  9. I would approve yearly school retention to those that aren’t qualified to pass. Starting from primary school.
  10. I would approve Madeira’s independence.

And why you shouldn’t vote for me? Because nothing is 100% fair, and me and you could be unfairly judged :)

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One Response to 10 reasons why you shouldn’t vote for me as a politician

  1. Elma says:
    August 14, 2010 at 4:55 pm

    You are right, I wouldn’t vote for you.

    I agree with some points, but do you think increasing the severity of prisons would solve our problems? Look to those countries that have strict criminal systems and death penalty and tell me how great they are…

    You speak of convicted as if they are all the same… And in many ways they are, but everybody has a story, and for every psycho that deserves to die (not that we have the right to do it) there are 10 everyday citizens who due to a bad choice, desperation or because they were forced to do something…

    I do however think that prisons and inmates should be a much more self sustained, isolated society. No playstations, access to limited number of books per week, cleaning their own shit and cooking their own grub.