What's your gender? || Regardless of the morality or whether you'd actually support it, would society be better if men didn't have the right to vote?
- male | yes11.5%
- male | no75.8%
- female | yes3.6%
- female | no9.2%
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The second question seems a bit obtuse: are we premising that ‘society’ is the citizenry of the United States of America? And if so, that the electoral process, regardless of participating gender, somehow effectively betters the entity?
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Women tend to not be competitive or find interest in conflict. Conflict can be a great way to find out what is true.
Diversity is a strength because multiple PoVs can eliminate problems that a narrow PoV could miss.
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It seems like people overwhelmingly answer 'male || no' on both polls.. Can both sets of results be the same?🤔
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Better if nobody had the right to vote. Worse if only women had the right to vote.
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In Europe, men are significantly more inclined than women to vote right-wing, far-right & conservative parties. I would welcome a revocation of the right to vote for men (until finally there are no more fascists).
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Less people should be able to vote some people have a lot more to risk than others, especially when people put ideology over livelihood.
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The odds ratio on the women-no-vote poll was 7.6:5.3 ~= 1.4x (men more in favor than women).
Right now the odds ratio on the men-no vote is 7.0:2.0 ~= 3.5x (women more in favor than men).
I hope this is an artifact of the voters - 30% fewer women so far.
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