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Why does someone who is 30 yrs old have a right to make policy for one who is 70, but not vice versa? It's a democracy, you know. By the way, it is the boomer
by pcrh 10y ago
Why does someone who is 30 yrs old have a right to make policy for one who is 70, but not vice versa?
It's a democracy, you know.
By the way, it is the boomer generation that coined the term "Never trust anyone over 30.". Ironic...
- 6stringmerc 10y agoBecause when the now 30 year old was 0-18 they didn't have any say in the economic policy or leadership decisions. Expecting an expiration is fair turnabout. There are some 17 year olds who work (I did) and maybe should've been able to vote. There are some 70 year olds who shouldn't be doing either right now I think. Just postulation.