2020 Election

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(11-06-2020, 12:19 PM)Dill Wrote: LOL to be fair, most of our founders supported conditioning the right to vote upon property ownership. 

People who owned lots of land were supposed to be more invested in making the system work. 

The Declaration says all men are equal. Our Constitution does not, if memory serves me correctly. Nor does it provide for equal representation of "all men." 

By the way, you Canadians could learn a few things about finessing inequality from us. We can do it without ever mentioning "race."

Hence why I said, "or whatever."

In terms of the last sentence, I'm not sure what you mean; are you saying that whenever we talk about inequality, it ONLY pertains to race?

'cause most of the discussions I've been involved with, among peers, make inequality a bit more than race (women's rights, financial status, LGBT are just as important in the equality discussions that I've has all through school and University {and adulthood}, as race is).

Or did what you say completely go over my head and I misinterpreted it?