Originally Posted by austingtir
so regulating what they wear is bad but you think its okay for the party you support to regulate a womans vagina and when and to who she gives birth to is fine.New Conservative is committed to saving both lives. The life of the baby in the womb, and the life of the mother from complications arising from surgery, serious mental health issues, greater risk of breast cancer, infertility, etc.
New Conservative is opposed to the decriminalisation of abortion as it involves the choices of one or more people resulting in the death of another. The taking of another’s life is a crime, not a health issue, and must be considered as such.
New Conservative is committed to ensure that any abortion practiced under The Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion Act 1977 is actually practiced in accordance with that law, only when “serious danger to the life, or to the physical or mental health, of the woman or girl” exists, and “having full regard for the rights of the unborn child.”
more religious nutteryNew Zealand culture is the combination of Democracy and Judeo/Christian principles including personal accountability and corporate responsibility. This provides the freedoms, the fairness, and the environment to flourish, that our nation is renowned for. New Conservative will uphold these foundational principles and ensure there is no conflicting jurisdictional authority in New Zealand,
yet your wife is an immigrant.The key New Conservative immigration policy is “Net Zero Immigration”. This would be for a period determined by the time taken to ease housing demand, which could be as little as 12 months (student visas and returning New Zealanders excluded). Long term immigration policy must be based on which occupations will be available/necessary in the future.
. more religious nutteryNew Conservative recognises the vital role education plays in the holistic development of a young person, not just in academics. The potential to see our young people trained in healthy respectful relationships and great family values must not be squandered. Sex education should primarily be taught by parents, and parents should be supported in this where necessary. Previous sex education curricula has been a failed experiment and it is time for a new approach. We believe that relationship education free of sex education would be far more beneficial for all New Zealanders, as it relates to every area of our lives
The Conservative Party was founded in August 2011 by businessman and political activist Colin Craig, who led the party from its foundation until his resignation in June 2015.
In September 2016, the Auckland High Court began hearing Jordan Williams' defamation lawsuit against Craig, the former party chief executive and Epsom candidate Christine Rankin testified that revelations about Craig's alleged romantic impropriety with his press secretary Rachel MacGregor had led her to doubt his suitability to lead the Party.
On 12 September, the party's former board member John Stringer alleged that Craig had acted inappropriately toward other women and said that there had been so much concern about his relationship with MacGregor that the party had arranged a chaperone to accompany them whenever they were together. Stringer claimed in his testimony that Craig had dismissed concerns about his alleged sexual impropriety raised by the party's board. On 16 September, Colin Craig took the stand to testify in his defence. While denying that he sexually harassed MacGregor, Craig likened their relationship to that of siblings. He also admitted kissing her but insisted it was consensual. Brian Dobbs, the former chairman of the Conservative Party, also testified that he and several other board members had expressed their dissatisfaction with Craig's and MacGregor's relationship.
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thats 1/5 of what the maori party got. the conservatives have got less votes at each of the three successive elections. So yeah whatever.............
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