well just describe what you mean, for the sake of argument

Basically a house on a certain amount of land

real property

So a person would be allowed to vote if they have atleast, a house on a certain sized strip of land?

that's the word

yes

Basically so you can't be a poor person voting for welfare

poor person = crack head

fair enough, but what if you have a rich person/company, buying lots of land, dividing it up, placing a minimum required shack there, and selling it to people, on the condition they vote what the rich person want?

thereby locking out the other voters

anonymous voting

they wouldn't find out

also I'm fine with that

well you don't need to care for anonymous voting, just give a row of immigrants/protesters of the same side property

so you can swing the vote in your favor

they are Voluntarily having person vote for them

they can make that choice

Womp Womp https://twitter.com/bitchute/status/1075297838706319360?s=19

true, but they can influence it,

By buying like 1,000 sq kilometers of land,

And giving 1,000 people the vote

As opposed to a farmer who can't do the same, thus creating a voting gap of roughly 1:1000

Electoral college

founder fathers already thought that up

but thats per state

also remove the 17th amendment

I'm not familiar with the rights to vote over state lines

cuz you can effectively, buy land in like, Kansas, or Nebraska, or one of those flyover states, give it to some californian person, and since they have property in said state, you can fly them over there to vote

You would obviously have to be a resident of that state

like i said i'm not that familiar with US voting laws,

in EU, other country citizens can vote in local elections in my country :S

I can have Portugese people vote in my Dutch elections

weird

but that wouldn't work in the USA

fair point

to vote you must be a resident of that state

The founding fathers figured this all out

they were smart af

nah

cuz you can given time, basically deplatform your opponents

by basically buying up all land

during the founding of the US, there was more land than people, so you could just re-settle, and vote though that

We have a lot of land still

yeah, but you can lay claim to it

back then, there wasn't enough people/influence to claim a few thousand miles of land