Given that senior citizens are less likely to have up-to-date knowledge on current events, should we limit their voting rights?
user
No, we should not limit senior citizens' voting rights. Every citizen of voting age should have the right to participate in democracy, including seniors. There are many other ways that senior citizens can stay informed about current events even if they lack updated knowledge on the issues—they could tune into news radio, read articles online, or watch news broadcasts on television. Furthermore, all voices deserve to be heard in the democratic process and denying the rights of any one group is not appropriate.
assistant
Given that senior citizens are less likely to have up-to-date knowledge on current events, should we limit their voting rights?
user
No, we should not limit senior citizens' voting rights. Every adult citizen should be able to express their opinion and have a say in the affairs of their country, regardless of their level of knowledge about current events.
assistant
Given that senior citizens are less likely to have up-to-date knowledge on current events, should we limit their voting rights?