Man or women i don’t care but it should be land owners only , and you should get one vote in all municipalities you own property for there local elections but only one for federal
No. Brains have different specializations. Why should we assume otherwise? Roles have been different for hundreds of millions of years.
People rarely consider there were reasons patriarchal societies evolved. One obvious conclusion is non-patriachal ones failed. Traditions evolved for reasons. Our society foolishly tosses away what it can not comprehend.
No I feel like time has shown that giving women the right to vote has been a bad idea. Also I don't think people who are on government assistance should be able to vote either
The no vote for assistance I have thought of, but would be hard to pull off since that's how day get dem votes, conflict of interest and all.
No families should vote.
So how does this work? One vote per married couple?
one vote per land owning house hold. at least that seems to be a good jumping off point.
I like the idea, but getting people on board is a whole other problem I suppose. Tell me, is there any history or writings on this?
Voting in federal elections should be limited to those who have honorably served the country. Voting in local, and state elections should be up to the determination of the corresponding political body of that level of government.
If they're not well minded like former first lady Abigail Adams, they should vote for who their husband wants them to vote for
If she's married with a job and the family owns a house then sure.
What if her job is raising and home schooling kids? I believe married women vote more conservative if i am not mistaken.
They do, but is that a legitimate reason to give them the vote?
Nah
Here is some information from Pew: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/07/28/a-closer-look-at-the-gender-gap-in-presidential-voting/
Thank you for sharing cited information
Sarcasm? That was the original idea in the US.
No, they should not. It undermines the family unit and the male head of household representing his family with his vote.
Nope. Too emotional too often
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