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Re: Voting age reduction is not liberation
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2026 5:58 pm
by JGHeaven
DANAT4T wrote: Wed Jan 14, 2026 2:56 pm
What if the majority vote for restrict the rights of the individual. The opposition to the Brexit vote was based on supremacist beliefs that leave voters were 'old' and 'stupid'. They were also labeled 'racist'. Everybody deserves rights regardless of age but youth rights should not be youth supremacy. We do not want a real life example of Login's Run.
No but I'm not advocating for any group to be in a privileged position, certainly not children. What I am advocating is that everyone has an equal right when it comes to voting. The question of what if everyone votes to remove someones rights is protected by the countries constitution. The idea of a constitution is to have a set of foundational rules that everything has to abide by, it's purpose is to stop this very situation. A foundational rule that everybody has the right to vote for example ensures no one can vote away anyone elses right to vote.
Re: Voting age reduction is not liberation
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2026 11:34 pm
by DANAT4T
JGHeaven wrote: Wed Jan 21, 2026 5:58 pm
DANAT4T wrote: Wed Jan 14, 2026 2:56 pm
What if the majority vote for restrict the rights of the individual. The opposition to the Brexit vote was based on supremacist beliefs that leave voters were 'old' and 'stupid'. They were also labeled 'racist'. Everybody deserves rights regardless of age but youth rights should not be youth supremacy. We do not want a real life example of Login's Run.
No but I'm not advocating for any group to be in a privileged position, certainly not children. What I am advocating is that everyone has an equal right when it comes to voting. The question of what if everyone votes to remove someones rights is protected by the countries constitution. The idea of a constitution is to have a set of foundational rules that everything has to abide by, it's purpose is to stop this very situation. A foundational rule that everybody has the right to vote for example ensures no one can vote away anyone elses right to vote.
Things are even worse now in the UK. New laws will declare anyone who dares to challenge the Labour Party establishment an INVASIVE SPECIES.
Re: Voting age reduction is not liberation
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2026 5:10 am
by Not Forever
It might be a stupid thing, but I’m always surprised by how a “centre-left” behaves in this way. I mean, I’ve always thought that acting so intrusively was more of a right-wing stereotype.
And the silence around them is deafening, at least where I am. If it had been a right-wing party, it would probably be used as yet another demonstration that the right in government only causes trouble (perhaps even putting them on the same level as Trump, or close to it).
Re: Voting age reduction is not liberation
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2026 12:18 am
by DANAT4T
Not Forever wrote: Thu Jan 22, 2026 5:10 am
It might be a stupid thing, but I’m always surprised by how a “centre-left” behaves in this way. I mean, I’ve always thought that acting so intrusively was more of a right-wing stereotype.
And the silence around them is deafening, at least where I am. If it had been a right-wing party, it would probably be used as yet another demonstration that the right in government only causes trouble (perhaps even putting them on the same level as Trump, or close to it).
I am not a fan of Donald Trump but I have to admire how he destroyed the establishment of the Republican Party in 2016. It reminds me of the moment when I absolutely humiliated the school principal in front of everyone. Who's in power, now. I got expelled but Mr. Trump became POTUS. I am not jealous of Mr. Trump. I would prefer to copy him. I end with a classic line from Trump, that he said in the 2016 primaries, that I love to masturbate to.
'Oh, you're a tough guy Jeb.'