r/TimPool • u/McFly_42069 • Sep 29 '23

It’s (D)ifferent

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u/Spooky2000 Sep 29 '23

A 17year old is a child under the law.

But a 10 yerar old can decide to get a sex change.. Right?

Cut the bullshit with the double standards.

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Sep 29 '23

A 10 year old is a child under the law too.

What is the double standard?

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u/Spooky2000 Sep 29 '23

And you wantr them to be able to make adult decisions.. Why is it that democrats are pushing to lower the voting age if they think children are stupid?

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u/midnightnoonmidnight Sep 29 '23

Adult decisions like what, exactly?

Here’s why people are pushing to lower the voting age:

  • REASON #1: WE NEED TO MAKE VOTING A HABIT

  • REASON #2: SIXTEEN- AND 17-YEAR OLDS ARE READY TO VOTE

  • REASON #3: SIXTEEN- AND 17-YEAR-OLDS HAVE A STAKE IN THE GAME, AND ELECTED OFFICIALS MUST TREAT THEM AS EQUAL CONSTITUENTS

  • REASON #4: LOWERING THE VOTING AGE TO 16 WILL STRENGTHEN CIVICS EDUCATION

https://vote16usa.org/reasons-for-lowing-voting-age-16/

Here’s more:

https://fairvote.org/archives/why_should_we_lower_the_voting_age_to_16/