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[–] BaldManGoomba 1 points 2 years ago

I personally think that if you are the age of majority during a representatives serving of office then you should get a vote in that office. Senators serve for 6 years you can be nearly 23 before you get to vote for one 22 and 11months and 30 days. That is over 5 years where you got no say in your representative. 3 years for president and 1 for Congress ( in the usa).

[–] theyresocool -5 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Drop that age to 16 please. Kids by then see whats up. Had I been able to have rights before I graduated HS I would have done a lot differently.

I started working at age 9 btw.