The thread on cripples prompted me to give the topic on voting further thought.
Now, we all know women have limited capacity for reasonable thought beyond what to cook that night for dinner or which should be cleaned next, the living room or the dining room. So is it dangerous to just hand out voting rights to them willy-nilly? Which begs the question, should unmarried women be allowed to vote?
Now, I'm comfortable with a good Christian wife voting as obviously she'll vote as instructed by her husband. In rare cases she might not even need instruction as she may have picked up on correct voting policy while serving the menfolk food and beverage during their political discussions. But what about unmarried women? Who will tell them who to vote for?
Would it not make the election process simpler if voting were to be restricted to men only, but giving men extra votes for each woman he is responsible for? For example, if a man had a wife and two daughters who are of voting age (they should be at least engaged by then anyway but lets keep this simple), that would allow him a total of 4 votes. 1 for himself, 1 for his wife and 2 for his daughters.
Lesbians don't count as women so no extra votes for rough-putting daughters. Women suffering their monthly curse should certainly not be voting so this idea elegantly caters for that also. It also allows the women of the household better time to prepare the celebratory feast for election victory parties.
Now, we all know women have limited capacity for reasonable thought beyond what to cook that night for dinner or which should be cleaned next, the living room or the dining room. So is it dangerous to just hand out voting rights to them willy-nilly? Which begs the question, should unmarried women be allowed to vote?
Now, I'm comfortable with a good Christian wife voting as obviously she'll vote as instructed by her husband. In rare cases she might not even need instruction as she may have picked up on correct voting policy while serving the menfolk food and beverage during their political discussions. But what about unmarried women? Who will tell them who to vote for?
Would it not make the election process simpler if voting were to be restricted to men only, but giving men extra votes for each woman he is responsible for? For example, if a man had a wife and two daughters who are of voting age (they should be at least engaged by then anyway but lets keep this simple), that would allow him a total of 4 votes. 1 for himself, 1 for his wife and 2 for his daughters.
Lesbians don't count as women so no extra votes for rough-putting daughters. Women suffering their monthly curse should certainly not be voting so this idea elegantly caters for that also. It also allows the women of the household better time to prepare the celebratory feast for election victory parties.
Trump / Arpaio 2016 -- The Government We Deserve 



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