Last but not least: Joints to calm election campaign
Black sheep, bare skin, defaced posters, freshly picked sunflowers, and now even soft drugs—in this year’s election campaign, all the players are resorting to unusual tactics. To draw attention to the SVP’s aggressive campaign, the Juso of the canton of Schwyz has now carried out a special finger exercise.
Black sheep, bare skin, pasted-over posters, freshly picked sunflowers and now soft drugs - in this year's election campaign, all the players are using unusual means. In order to draw attention to the SVP's aggressive election campaign, the Juso of the canton of Schwyz has now carried out a special finger exercise. It has sent handmade joints to the eight candidates for the National Council in the canton of Schwyz. "We see our campaign as a stimulus for discussion about the aggressive election campaign," Juso Council of States candidate Patrick Nauer told 20minuten.ch. Politics should not be violent, but should offer solutions and content, he continued. However, Nauer does not want to reveal what content the Juso offers in its self-prepared gifts. He knew that sending joints containing THC would be a punishable offense. But that is also part of the provocation. The campaign is seen as a reaction to the controversial SVP campaign with the black sheep. "We want to raise the question of whether political advertising should be illegal or not. We think so: No!" This probably means that there are hardly any intoxicating substances in the supposed miracle bags. But they certainly contain a good dose of strong tobacco.
