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Originally posted by kervio: ↑

If you didn't grow up listening to the Beatles and the late great Lesley Gore, then to me you don't know the first thing about the world and you probably shouldn't vote at all. Kids these days are out on the streets listening to drugs and smoking heavy metal, if you gave them the right to vote they'd probably be too high to turn up anyway!

If you ask me there's a very easy solution! Let us golden oldies run the show until we're dead GOD REST OUR SOLES and then when we're gone you can do all that nonsense like combating climate change, saving endangered species and ridding the oceans of plastic, they can choose to be boy, girl dog or donut, and there'll be no one left with any common sense to say boo! I've already told my grandkids not to expect an inheritance though, I lost that all on speculative biotechs and pre-exploration gold miners, so it's the pension for me and HARD WORK for them! LOL!

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Kids these days are out on the streets listening to drugs and smoking heavy metal,

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