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Originally Posted by american pervert
call me crazy, but I would rather have legal citizens vote than illegals any day.
and you can sign up all the millennials you want to vote, but they still need to show up to vote and senior citizens still vote in larger numbers.
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I might agree on citizen votes, but it is a state issue and I don't think more than 2 states have allowed 'LOCAL' initiatives to be decided by non-citizens and only if the locals wanted it to be that way for whatever reason.
You would also have to check the states rules for the situations that allow it.
The story was intentional misleading because they knew that you were going to assume everything.
Just a method to keep you hyped-up.
As far as the millennials, it just seems to me that if you were to continue to run your race on projecting everyone else's negatives, you are missing out on the largest voting segment who are not buying it. In fact, they seem to have their own agenda.
Reminds me a bit of the civil rights activism in the 60's and the 18 year old right to vote all reborn with a higher agenda this time. At least they stand for something even if you disagree with them.
I think they have strong opinions because they have seen the suffering of their parents through war, guns and big biz/banks.
In any case, they seem to be trying to label it all as 'socialism' and that may work to make it negative to some baby boomers, but not many.
Just pointing out is most likely is a failed strategy by the numbers.
Right or wrong I am liking the civil engagement. The more folks active in their own governess, the more 'democracy' we have.