| | On the issue of unemployment, I find the National Party are trying to sort that out by fixing the Welfare system. I don`t know what it is like in America, but there is a lot of people on the doll here, many of which could easily get a job, and help to contribute to society. To be honest, I`d rather vote for National than Labour. Labour at the moment I feel is outdated, and a few of their laws I don`t like. The last time Labour got into power, they didn`t really do anything. At least National are trying to help the country. And the best thing of all, they listen to the public. Well, that`s my 2 cents. -[[User:TobyKeet|TobyKeet]] 01:26, 20 August 2010 (EDT) | | On the issue of unemployment, I find the National Party are trying to sort that out by fixing the Welfare system. I don`t know what it is like in America, but there is a lot of people on the doll here, many of which could easily get a job, and help to contribute to society. To be honest, I`d rather vote for National than Labour. Labour at the moment I feel is outdated, and a few of their laws I don`t like. The last time Labour got into power, they didn`t really do anything. At least National are trying to help the country. And the best thing of all, they listen to the public. Well, that`s my 2 cents. -[[User:TobyKeet|TobyKeet]] 01:26, 20 August 2010 (EDT) |
| | + | :I agree with you, TobyKeet. All systems have systemic problems at times, and the main one with the parliamentary system is the need to often to seek odd bedfellows in a wacky coalition. On the plus side, Kiwi's have a small enough nation, population wide, to have a real deep sense of community (with the exception of the Mori's) and the whole nation seems more close-knit. --<big>[[User:TK|'''ṬK''']]</big><sub>/Admin</sub><sup>[[User_Talk:TK|/Talk]]</sup> 01:43, 20 August 2010 (EDT) |