A Constitutional Amendment We Should All Support
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Glenn Reynolds, America’s most cartoonishly inept concern troll, brings us yet another iteration:
But children don’t vote. Those too fragile to handle different opinions are too fragile to participate in politics. So maybe we should raise the voting age to 25, an age at which, one fervently hopes, some degree of maturity will have set in. It’s bad enough to have to treat college students like children. But it’s intolerable to be governed by spoiled children. People who can’t discuss Halloween costumes rationally don’t deserve to play a role in running a great nation.
Yes, clearly the country needs to be run by mature, intelligent, rational people who advocate genocide and the assassination of Iranian civilians. I think it’s also worth noting at this point that Reynolds’s opposition to political correctness on campus is, ah, quite selective.
Anyway, I can’t top Erin Gloria Ryan:
[T]hose too stupid to differentiate between the actions of a privileged few and the ethos of an entire generation containing millions of individuals shouldn’t vote, either. That’s why America needs a constitutional amendment barring Glenn Reynolds from voting.