Twelve Visions World

Archive for June 15th, 2009

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …With the Prime Law in place, National and State parks will be sold to private industry. Free market dynamics will determine the proper maintenance, up keep and use of these properties.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Government has no business forcing people who have not broken the Prime Law to do anything, no matter what age.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Marriage will no longer be regulated by government. Free market business will rise to fill the demand for more efficient marriage contracts and better ways to solve marriage disputes.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Under the Prime Law the sole purpose of government is to protect people from initiatory force. Prime Law will make state vs. federal power obsolete. Government agencies will function in unison to eliminate all initiatory force. Any individuals within government who commit initiatory force will be held accountable.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …The free market without government intervention will produce safe, efficient, and non polluting alternatives at ever lower costs.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Under the Prime Law, the government will not decide what people are paid. Only the employers and employees can decide or negotiate business arrangements. Free market organizations will fill the need of making sure employees are dealt with fairly.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …Free market interaction between the consumer, building contractor, and a private inspection service will ensure the proper and safe design and building of structures.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …There will be no more government intervention to hold back the medical industry from researching and developing new products and procedures and bringing them to the market place.

Twelve Visions Party’s Statement: …The Prime Law dissolves government child services and allows the private sector to move in and discover ways to make child services profitable and more efficient than they are now. This dynamic will ensure that children receive the best health care, education, housing and safety.

Different levels of offenses should have different consequences. Full context for each individual situation should be considered while evaluating both the age of the offender and the degree of the parent’s involvement in the situation.