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Posted by: Steven Rose
Date/Time: 05/09/26 18:45:00

There is clearly no logic to a policy of giving 16 year olds the vote when they are not allowed to marry or take out a mortgage or buy shares or drive a car or buy alcohol or fight for their country. There is a reason they are not allowed to do these things: they are not considered mature enough to make sensible decisions. So why does the government think 16 year olds are mature enough to vote? Answer: Labour hopes to gain electoral advantage on the assumption that young people tend to be more left wing.


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Votes for 16 year olds?05/09/26 15:11:00 Janis Christine Humberstone
   Reply05/09/26 16:04:00 Martine Guy
      Re:Reply05/09/26 18:45:00 Steven Rose
         Re:Re:Reply05/09/26 20:29:00 Ivonne Holliday
      Re:Reply05/09/26 19:31:00 Lucille Grant
         Re:Re:Reply05/09/26 20:11:00 Jonathan Callaway
            Reply05/09/26 20:56:00 Sue Hammond
   Re:Votes for 16 year olds?05/09/26 20:59:00 Adam Tripp
      Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?05/09/26 22:13:00 Jonathan Callaway
         Re:Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 18:43:00 Lucille Grant
   Re:Votes for 16 year olds?05/09/26 22:39:00 Michael Brigo
      Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 01:32:00 Steven Rose
         Re:Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 10:05:00 Jonathan Callaway
            Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 16:23:00 Sue Hammond
               Reply06/09/26 17:10:00 Michael Ixer
               Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 17:23:00 Jonathan Callaway
      Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 08:49:00 Barbara Stevens
         Re:Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 09:46:00 Adam Tripp
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Votes for 16 year olds?06/09/26 11:03:00 Steven Rose

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