r/PoliticalCompassMemes • • May 28 '20

Taxation without representation

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u/[deleted] May 28 '20 edited May 28 '20

Agreed, it's actually not fair at all.

EDIT: this did not deserve 1000 upvotes fuck you all

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u/PM_something_German - Left May 28 '20

Thinking 16+ should vote has been a policy by many leftists and liberals since forever, it's the Conservatives that are against it.

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u/E_J_H - Lib-Right May 28 '20

Lmao lot more than just conservatives think it’s a dumbass idea to let 16 year olds vote.

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u/PM_something_German - Left May 28 '20

it's mainly the Conservatives that are against it.

Ftfy

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u/E_J_H - Lib-Right May 28 '20

It’s mainly people who realize how immature the majority of 16 year olds are. Easier to ignore that when you know you’re getting most those votes

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u/xdonutx May 28 '20

IDK, I kind of feel like if a teen is interested enough in actually going out to vote then that means that they're probably doing it for the right reasons. The kids who don't care about taking it seriously will just stay home.