An Extreme Reaction election_liberal_events.1
In their campaign for the upcoming election, the … have directed criticism at the … for allowing … among their ranks, pointing to … far-right views as an example of the party accommodating extremists.
"They call themselves conservatives, in itself a void of values and ideals, but something even worse has grown within that void. Among their ranks there are those who would not only stand in the way of our country changing, but would want to shape its future to their own delusional ideas of a past that never existed—prepared to use any methods to achieve it. Do not cast your vote lightly, unless you want to take the first step on the road to war and genocide."
Liberty Without Anarchy election_liberal_events.2
The anarchist political group …'s rise to prominence has been invoked in the … election campaign, casting themselves as the more reasonable alternative.
"The people want freedom, but from what? From laws, from governance, from organized society itself? Of course not; merely from unnecessary laws, bad governance and byzantine bureaucracy. Too many governments allow themselves to grow their excesses unchecked, like trees reaching their sprawling branches into every home and pocket until the people arrive with torches to burn them down. All this can be avoided with sensible pruning."
A Gentler … election_liberal_events.3
…, a well-known pacifist, has campaigned for the … in the upcoming election on a platform of a more peaceful foreign policy than the warmongering … has become known for.
"When I go abroad, people tell me, '…, it's hopeless. The … are used to getting their way with violence and threats. Such people will never change.' I tell them the … people love peace, as do the people of all nations. That is why leaders use force and deceit to make them go to war. No more! The people will be heard and their reputation will be restored. If we can reclaim peace here, the whole world can!"
Open Markets election_liberal_events.4
The high prices on … have become a prominent talking point in the … election campaign, arguing that their free trade policies would drive down the price.
"Don't be fooled! Trade restrictions are not called protectionism because they protect you. They protect a select few profiteers, not from starvation or poverty, but from competition. They protect them from the world! They'd have you think you are safer with a … boot on your neck than you would be free. It's time to stop protecting them."
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