FAQ

Q - Won’t cutting off the money used to help raise other people’s kids result in the elderly of the future not having people pay into the system to support them?

A – No, the argument that the young support the elderly is a myth to justify high taxes. If you kept the money you pay into the system that otherwise pays for the kids raised by those who don’t care to plan their reproduction & placed it in an ISA or even a savings account the amount would be far greater than the state pension.

We currently estimate that around half of your income tax goes toward subsidising the lifestyles of those who cannot be bothered to plan their lives.

The welfare state is not required when contraception is free, it should be either prevention or support, not both.

Q – Why can’t someone who works in the public sector become a member of your party?

A – As a public worker you depend on those in the private sector to pay taxes for your salary, creating a conflict of interests whereby high taxes are desirable for your continued employment.

We’re currently examining a timescale of how long any future elected members of our party can enjoy the security of a full-time public position before it becomes a conflict of their interests.