#think logical

"The Liberal Member for Canning, Don Randall is reported to have launched his campaign at the Perth Christian Life Centre and to have said that people should vote for Mr Howard based on the basis that he was a Christian, while Peter Costello made a pre-election visit to Hillsong" This was from an article from the Rationalist in 2014. Don't vote for someone's mere religion. (Found at: http://www.rationalist.com.au/religion-and-politics-opportunity-or-threat/)

49% of people in America believe that churches should speak out about political matters. A friendly reminder that people do not all follow your religion and religious codes, and as such hold their own views. (Statistics found at: http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21627672-more-americans-want-their-churches-involved-politics-preach-me)

Conservatives focus on making the rich happy. They think less of the country in general and more of just the rich. They are now the majority in England, with a vote share of 36.9% and the number of seats taken being 331 of 650. Considering that the parties in England focus less on logical and critical arguments, and more on whether you're rich, poor or an immigrant, this is not how it should be. Parties should be ran via a group of people with generally the same ideas of how a country should be run, and are capable of making logical decisions off of that and make those decisions off of whether it would make more or less people happy, and the benefits and consequences. Parties like the Conservatives, and UKIP, however, don't act like that. They focus on, for Conservatives, making the rich happy, or, for UKIP, trying to deal with the immigrant issue. (Statistics found at: http://www.bbc.com/news/election/2015/results/england)