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Questioning the voting age
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Please do not leave us in suspension - who was that other bear?
(perhaps this question is used to weed out those who grew up in different cultures, so they never heard English/European bed-time stories as they grew up?)
«find out if they are compos mentis and deserving of the vote.»
Some older people might not be capable of voting (or driving) responsibly, all right, but you also seem to consider them undeserving? Is this your private view or of the Greens party?
Another problem when you quiz people, presumably to find whether they are compos mentis, is the danger of politically directed questions, such as "what happens when carbon-dioxide molecules reach the atmosphere?"
(answer: they feed plants)