> If children could vote here, that would strengthen Bogwog's argument. Just to add another layer to this, the somewhat cynical take is that - at least in the

> If children could vote here, that would strengthen Bogwog's argument. Just to add another layer to this, the somewhat cynical take is that - at least in the US - the system is actually a republican democracy, meaning that even people over 18 don't typically have a direct voice in the matter. At best people can do things like write to their representative or organize protests, but most people don't bother, and even if they did, representatives may not listen (either because your elected representative belongs to the opposite party as yours, or because they are detached from reality or they don't consider your concern a priority or they are being swayed by lobbyists etc)