Submitted by David Weekes.
Political Parties, like products, have expiration dates.
Indeed, most things we use e.g. food, medicine, and even people, change over time, AND GO BAD AS IN EXPIRE
I respectfully suggest that, like food, the Barbados Labour Party has reached that “SELL BY DATE”*:
And in the same way Expiry Dates tell buyers the period during which a manufacturer guarantees their product’s safety, quality, and effectiveness, I’m saying that the Loyal Opposition of Barbados should adopt my campaign to seriously rebalance the 30 to Zero political position
I draw parallels in my proposed EXPIRATION DATE campaign against the Mottley government to what occurs with any food or medicine Sell By program
1. *Food/citizen safety* – Over time, food can spoil or grow bacteria that make people sick e.g. the dictator-like laws the BLP have been passing e.g. removing free speech
2. *Nutritional/National value* – Governments are like Vitamins and nutrients in foods that degrade over time. And much like food, the BLP has become a political party which not longer provides the socio-economic stability it once did.
3. In the same way we look carefully at the *USE by date of medicine and drugs* because they lose potency, observe how the BLP has changed chemically and toxically towards its citizenry, after this two term period. WE.CANT GIVE THEM 3 TERMS
4. Each of us remembers how some lotions, and sunscreens, separate and dry out, and how the same product we bought to moisturize our skin caused skin irritation and infections?
Look at the BARBADOS LABOUR PARTY NOW!
Consider certain Computer Misuse clauses it had to retract! Every week, in addition to the rising cost of living, the violence, the shootings and killings, bajans are being subjected to more and more draconian laws that opposed to making bajans feel safer, make citizens feel that THEY ARE THE ENEMY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE BARBADOS LABOUR PARTY.
So i David Weekes respectfully suggest that, like any product that must meet consumer confidence, the BLP government has not meet citizen expectations and since they have exceeded their “shelf life” and can no longer serve their citizens, bajans must make the choices and discard these expired products. *
Consider the Barbados Labour Party to be a 30 product line with several Expired Product tags* and the BLP has exceeded every “best by”, “best before,” “sell by,” “use by” date possible*.
And it is definitely time to take the BLP off the shelves…
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