[Wildcatk23]

What it comes down to, Wildcat23, is those who contribute to the system vote. Those who merely take from the system don't vote. If, indeed, a corporation lays off workers and those workers don't pay any income taxes, they don't vote in any elections until they start contributing to the common good (pay taxes). In the interim, they will, I suppose, continue to take from the public coffers through entitlements (really welfare given a politically correct name) to support themselves. That is fine. However, they shouldn't vote.

there is nothing amazing about my proposal and there is nothing amazing about your lack of an intellectually valid argument against it. What remains amazing is that our elections are often decided by those who contribute nothing (although they are physically able to do so; ie: willnots). they vote not in regard to what is best for the republic but, instead, only in regard to who will give them more freebies.

So what do we do with Senior Citizens? Hey we know u worked hard but now your old and u don't help us so u cant vote?