Why?

Not enough

There's still a chance they don't understand the consequences of their vote @Eccles

Which is the main issue.

I'm not saying you are wrong but you need to argue why it's what it should be Eccles.

if you provide a service to society then you should have political privileges afforded to you based on that service

"Anyone without a college education doesn't understand the consequence of their vote"

Interesting

I mean since you applying a flat limit such as that

You are assuming they don't

It isn't a quote

But it's the result of your thinking

Lower educated areas voted for Brexit.

Lower educated voters mainly voted for Trump.

You point

AHHHH

Now those votes are costing lives.

Kinda proves your education point is bulshit

I see, yours sad you didn't get your own way

Loool

Too bad

Suck it up buttercup

I learnt that when I was 12

Maybe you shouldn't be able to vote

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I should have seen the maximum voting age as the warning sign XD

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I can't take anyone seriously who loses a vote

Lower Education doesn't always mean that they're idiots, BTW

Stamps their feet

And tries to change the result of a future one by rigging it

cowards voted remain, take a chance ^^

Ideally we shouldn't have future ones @Joshu

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they don't have to be college-educated to understand how their vote impacts the system

or what changes to the system will cause

the idea of voting based on policy anyways is kinda dumb

If I lose my ability to vote to prevent future voting for *everyone*, I don't care

Speaking from experience. My non college educated work colleagues are generally as smart if not smarter than my college "peers"

So your goal to to end democracy?

That would be the ideal