Only Christian men who have had a son who has had a son should vote.
Very interesting thought.. certainly, that had at least an implied impact on decisionmaking in ancient Israel. They didn't vote, perse, but they earned influence through wisdom and age and keeping the fruitful and multiply command....Only Christian men who have had a son who has had a son should vote.
No! We don't live in one, yet! I would rather be prepared in the event that that happens, but I don't believe it is right to deny people the right to vote, simply because that voting block of people typically votes against the policies I am in favor of. If we did that, we would be just as wrong as the people that would deny us our rights.
You'd rather live in a genocidal communist hell hole than reduce the franchise? That's why the country is doomed.
I'm guessing you intentionally left yourself out. I appreciate the humor; at least it appears to be tongue in cheek.Only Christian men who have had a son who has had a son should vote.
Someone isn't enfranchised because they are given the right to vote, they are enfranchised because they have 'skin in the game.' Property ownership is a major! Someone who owns nothing and chooses not to help and protect the economy by investing sweat equity, measurable by business or property ownership, is probably nothing more than a mooch and has no reason to vote besides getting themselves a handout. If someone wants a voice, they need to earn it. Enfranchisement doesn't come with being a consumer, else I should be eligible to make decisions for every company I buy from.No! We don't live in one, yet! I would rather be prepared in the event that that happens, but I don't believe it is right to deny people the right to vote, simply because that voting block of people typically votes against the policies I am in favor of. If we did that, we would be just as wrong as the people that would deny us our rights.
Voting is a leadership responsibility. Male land owners should be the only voters. It used to be this way...I am fine with women voting, but yeah, the reality certainly hasn't lived up to the propaganda.
Voting is a means of peacefully resolving our disputes with one another. Just because something used to be a certain way, doesn't mean that it should be that way. I mean, people used to own slaves, for crying out loud!Voting is a leadership responsibility. Male land owners should be the only voters. It used to be this way...
I am an engineer. I don't have to sweat to produce software, although it does wear on my fingers quite a bit. As a software engineer, I contribute software that is used to connect residents to the internet. I'm not sure whether you appreciate that as a contribution to society, or not. Our wives work hard to help their husbands. They may not be able to lift 150 lbs of tractor equipment, but they are nonetheless contributing to society by contributing to the work that we need them to do.Someone isn't enfranchised because they are given the right to vote, they are enfranchised because they have 'skin in the game.' Property ownership is a major! Someone who owns nothing and chooses not to help and protect the economy by investing sweat equity, measurable by business or property ownership, is probably nothing more than a mooch and has no reason to vote besides getting themselves a handout. If someone wants a voice, they need to earn it. Enfranchisement doesn't come with being a consumer, else I should be eligible to make decisions for every company I buy from.
Voting is a means of peacefully resolving our disputes with one another. Just because something used to be a certain way, doesn't mean that it should be that way. I mean, people used to own slaves, for crying out loud!
So, we can work on the definition of what it means to be vested or enfranchised, but it certainly is more than having a pulse.If no one runs against the leeches, the leeches will rule over us. I wholeheartedly disagree with the notion that if you don't own property, you are a leech on society.