Last week’s Gallup poll on abortion brought good news to pro-lifers. Several survey questions showed a recent increase in pro-life sentiment. However, one unreported finding is that pro-lifers made substantial gains among young adults. This Gallup poll found that the percentage of young adults aged 18-29 who thought “abortion should be legal in all circumstances” fell from 54 percent […]
I’m not suggesting anybody in the population should be barred from voting even if a majority of them are utter cretins and clearly unqualified to vote - because I don’t care what anybody says: if you know anything about Trump and you vote for Trump, you ain’t right in the head.
Like Churchill said, democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. So infuriating though it is, it’s better to let the cretins vote than not letting vote.
It was just an observation.
I’m not suggesting anybody in the population should be barred from voting even if a majority of them are utter cretins and clearly unqualified to vote - because I don’t care what anybody says: if you know anything about Trump and you vote for Trump, you ain’t right in the head.
Like Churchill said, democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others. So infuriating though it is, it’s better to let the cretins vote than not letting vote.
I voted for Trump and am not 100% right in the head…but I don’t think they’re mutually exclusive and plan on going to therapy eventually.
Besides the point, you’re not entirely wrong. The majority agreeing doesn’t make them right. However, I don’t think that’s the point of the article.