How much property should you need to vote?

How much should the property requirement be to vote?

Some details:

Secured debts should be subtracted from asset values. Unsecured debts should not be considered. So for example, someone with assets of $20k, student loans of $50k, and a house worth $500k with a $400k mortgage would have $120k in this system.

Married couples who have combined assets over 2x the property requirement for a single person can both vote. If they have combined assets between 1x and 2x the requirement for a single person, one of them can vote.

Children must have assets in their own name to be able to vote - it's not enough to say that your family is rich. The family has to transfer some of the assets into the child's name.

It should be the other way around. If you own more than $1,000,000 of property, you should lose the right to vote.

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Dr Evil: 1 million dollars

Buffy_Summers posted...

It should be the other way around. If you own more than $1,000,000 of property, you should lose the right to vote.

A few thousand people unable to vote will totally change everything.

Only like 535ish people should be able to vote - everyone else just tries to convince them to vote their way

Vlado posted...

11ish million people in the US alone unable to vote will totally change everything.

Well duh