Clearly some logistical issues to work out... But the point is simple.
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There really is a simple solution to this. Tie the right to vote to property tax. As others have pointed out, only landowners were originally allowed to vote, which was tied to the only tax in the country at the time, the property tax. If you don't have a financial stake in the future of our country you shouldn't be allowed to vote in elections that effect the rest of us.
Of course there ARE problems with that line of thinking in terms of the modern world. Not everyone who has a financial stake in the country is a farmer anymore, and of course service men deserve to vote. So here's what I'd personally suggest.
Tie the right to vote to property tax, and allow for a handful of exception. If you've complete a tour of duty with the armed forced, you have a life time exemption and have earned your right to vote for life. Likewise, a business owner would have to file a special form on their taxes to confirm their status so as to allow them the right to vote.
Likewise, I suggest that people who rent instead of own their house/apartment (because it's unfeasible to expect people in NYC, LA, Miami, Atlanta, etc. to own their own homes) be allowed the option to sign a net lease rental in order to pay property taxes so as to allow them the right to vote. I know this is already a thing, but I'm saying to regulate it differently so that it becomes an industry option instead of a mild rarity. Obviously this would be cause an increase in rent, but if you can't afford a house because of limited availability, this would allow people to pay property taxes to get the right to vote.
That being said I can already the liberal whining over how this is unfair and essentially a poll tax because people would have to pay to vote. Which is how it should be in the first place to prevent unemployed morons from voting for the rest of us.
I'm so sick of that stupid narrative. Blackrock in undoubtedly cabal, but they're NOT causing the housing crisis. Just look at the freaking public shareholder reports. Know how much real estate they bought last year? $20 million. Which included commercial real estate. Real estate in the US is a trillion dollar industry. So far this year I believe they've only bought something like $10-15 million in real estate, including commercial real estate again.
The real reason for the current housing crisis is because of a combination of the stupid eviction moratoriums preventing evictions, mass interstate migration, and supply chains being intentionally sabotaged by corporations to manufacture shortages.
As for the stupid thing about gates somehow magically buying up all the farmland and natural resources. He only owns 250K acres. Know how many acres of agricultural land are in the US? More than a Billion acres. Contrary to what everyone seems to believe, just because you're a member of the cabal, doesn't mean every single thing you do has some evil intention behind. Sometimes it's just smart investment decisions.
Right now, Farmland is the safest investment. In fact, if you would research it, you'd see that farmland and ranchland has seen a massive influx in terms of investors in the past couple years because people are trying to find ways to retain their equity in the coming economic collapse they see. Hence real estate and land, being the two safest asset classes, seeing absurd increase in investments.
So no, black rock is not going to own everything, and the WEF is going to fail in their stupid attempt to force communism onto us all, just like the rest of the cabal is in free fall.
Never been to that hellhole, and never intend to.