Dear individual,

Of course he is right. That is exactly why the age of women's first pregnancy has been getting longer and longer. In fact the median age of mothers giving birth was around 24 in the 1970s and is well over 30 now. Legalised abortion certainly had a role but availability of birth control meant women were deciding to have children much later.

All this utterly supports Hasbeen's position.

Oh wait, it doesn't does it.

One doesn't have to be an intellectual of any sort to figure out Hasbeen's full of it. It is patently obvious to all and sundry.

Regardless of the arguments for or against, there's no point in arguing to take the ability to vote away from people. Whether they be the old, or the young, the educated or the average person. Just try to take the vote away from any if them and you'll see that all your doing is spitting into the wind. There's no reason to argue for any of it because it won't happen. Regardless who agrees or disagrees with that, that is how it is.

The best you can do is limit who else can vote if that is your stance. And on that point I agree that the voting age should not be younger then 18. There's no reason for it, and the kids are too distracted by other things to care, as well as most protected in their parents household so they aren't affected anyways,