Advantages Of Right Wing Parties
Left wing parties are often seen as the party of movement and looking to the future, they aim for equal fairness in society they believe that we should help people who cannot support themselves i.e. the disabled and students. They aim to help the people in need by using taxes to fund and invest in public services such as national health services and job seekers allowance as they believe that good welfare system means healthier and are more able in the future to put more back into the economy and by giving power to the people rather than the government.
Right wing parties are often seen as the party of order and stick to traditional views, such as low taxes, meaning people who earn their own money get to keep more of it. This will also mean
that the people who need the money from the government have to learn to support themselves. The right wing parties want to give the power to the government rather than power to the people as they are in favour of the wealthier people in society and want more criminals to be put in prison
“The death penalty should be restored in the UK”
Right wing parties will agree to this statement as they believe more people should be punished for what they had done, also I think that they will agree is to have death penalty given to you 99% or the time it is because you have murdered one of more people, they are getting a fair punishment to match their crime.***** Also the right wing party are a party of order and if the death penalty is restored then more order will effectively be put back as it can also be used as a deterrent and if a criminal is given the death sentence then they are not a liability as we do not have to pay for them to be put in to prison as they will be deceased.
On the other hand left wing parties would disagree with this statement as they believe in helping the people who are in need so they should help them by reform in prison. Putting them in prison will cost the tax payer money this means that taxes will raise and if the criminal is reformed and is released back into society they could have the potential to give back to the economy. Left wings believe in fairness therefore it is not fair or right to kill someone for killing someone but it is fair to give them a second chance and an equal opportunity like the rest of society
Right wing parties are often seen as the party of order and stick to traditional views, such as low taxes, meaning people who earn their own money get to keep more of it. This will also mean
that the people who need the money from the government have to learn to support themselves. The right wing parties want to give the power to the government rather than power to the people as they are in favour of the wealthier people in society and want more criminals to be put in prison
“The death penalty should be restored in the UK”
Right wing parties will agree to this statement as they believe more people should be punished for what they had done, also I think that they will agree is to have death penalty given to you 99% or the time it is because you have murdered one of more people, they are getting a fair punishment to match their crime.***** Also the right wing party are a party of order and if the death penalty is restored then more order will effectively be put back as it can also be used as a deterrent and if a criminal is given the death sentence then they are not a liability as we do not have to pay for them to be put in to prison as they will be deceased.
On the other hand left wing parties would disagree with this statement as they believe in helping the people who are in need so they should help them by reform in prison. Putting them in prison will cost the tax payer money this means that taxes will raise and if the criminal is reformed and is released back into society they could have the potential to give back to the economy. Left wings believe in fairness therefore it is not fair or right to kill someone for killing someone but it is fair to give them a second chance and an equal opportunity like the rest of society