>>519624503
Bill Gates is the largest owner of farmland in the United States.
He pays property taxes on it.
Should the entities he owns through be able to vote in elections.
Goldman Sachs owns 200 West Street in Battery Park, the most valuable building NYC.
Should GS be able to vote in elections?
How many votes should each of these entities have?
>>519624886
It is obvious from your viewpoints and your writing style that you're no older than 20.
You need to lurk moar and learn how the world actually works before you opine on politics.
Voting is an ineffectual carrot that certain political systems toss out to the general public that make them believe they have a say in national and global affairs.
In reality, every person and policy option you are allowed to vote on is narrowly bracketed and predetermined by people who finance campaigns of individual politicians.
Nobody in Snow Mexico voted for tens of thousands of Chinese to immigrate freely and unchecked. They didn't do so for Indians either.
Nobody wants this outcome, nor do they want people in office who support it.
If voting was effective in the way you believe it does, none of that would ever have happened. Not even for a second.
Just be quiet and learn to notice patterns when they aren't explicitly stated, man.
You will be better off for it.
