I believe the following restrictions should be put on voting:

1). Stop first gen Americans from voting.
2). Including anchor babies
3). Raise the legal age to vote to 22
4). Stop felons from voting
5). Stop those who make less than $26000 from voting, as there prone to vote for those who will give them the most money.
6). Stop those who are suspected Islamis extremists from voting.

America - "Land of Freedom"

You mean...
Fascism.

What if I was, say a dirty red commie? Would I be able to vote?

Felons don't vote as it is...

Hard to put much stock in your opinions when you don't even know the current requirements...

Edited 8/31/2015 02:01:53

Fucking kek

Who make less than 26000$... I disagree, I think the age restriction should be 16, and nothing else...

Fuck you Ben.

Tons of people make way under $26000... And MGSB think IM fascist...

Edited 8/31/2015 02:08:40

16 is way too young. 18 is borderline as it is, anything younger and they are generally too immature and incompetent

^^^

I disagree. Richard Sharpe you are generalising younger people..

I would say 16 year olds would almost know more about politics than adults.

I honestly think voting is a bad way of doing things.. Cause people hardly get informed or know partys policys... As long as the grass grows they're happy..

Edited 8/31/2015 02:10:21

I think you should have to take a test verifying you know the stances of the political parties. I don't vote at all though, so I wouldn't know (because voting doesn't matter)

Genghis, knowing the stances of the parties is meaningless. You should know the stances of the individuals, not the parties to which they belong.

One of the major problems with today's American politics is the voter who goes strictly on party lines. They don't actually think about a thing, just go down the line. Such people should have their votes revoked.

There should be a law that anyone who votes on somebody else but me should be shot.

I think you should have to take a test verifying you know the stances of the political parties. I don't vote at all though, so I wouldn't know (because voting doesn't matter)

Again I think Richard Sharpe is right...

I agree with what Richard just said.

It's the same all around the world..

We all know one family in our neighbourhoods who will vote whoever is in a party for the simple reason they in that one party...

Okay.
Want to study 1000~ different politicians with me then sometime, Richard?