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What should be the cut off to be president?
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Originally posted by Real King Kong View PostIdk, I guess. Admittedly, I don’t know many 70+ year olds to compare him to, but to say an average 30 yr old would have any difficulty keeping up with him seems ridiculous.
The stress
The media
The travel
The getting chit done even with all this.
Ever fly to the east coast to the west? How do you feel after? You ready to go party after the trip? He did three rally's yesterday and two today. All in different states.
Sleeps 4 hrs. All the 30 year olds I know have to have their sleep. Ever call your buddy at 8am? Lol.
Seriously, with all the stress alone a lot of people would be spun out. Just my opinion.
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Originally posted by Citizen Koba View PostAin't my country so I ain't gonna comment on the POTUS but as a general observation I reckon we should give the younger generation a shot at political office. Old dudes gonna keep on doing old dude stuff, scratching the same backs, lining the same pockets and farting the same stale old farts whilst the world carries on going to ish.
Fresh blood might make for a bit of a shake up - maybe even cause a bit of chaos - but y'know I ain't sure that'd be such a bad thing.
I reckon 40, max, maybe even 35.
I want this chick to be my PM.
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Originally posted by OldTerry View PostIn the USA a Presidential candidate must be a MINIMUM of 35 years of age. Wisdom is an attribute acquired over time by observing and experiencing life. This is one reason people tend to become more settled and conservative the older they become.
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Originally posted by OldTerry View PostIn the USA a Presidential candidate must be a MINIMUM of 35 years of age. Wisdom is an attribute acquired over time by observing and experiencing life. This is one reason people tend to become more settled and conservative the older they become.
Change - occasionally radical change - is needed in the world sometimes, man, and you might argue that the time ain't now and the place ain't here, but if not then when and where?
Too much change can lead to chaos and disorder, man, but too much conservatism can lead to stagnation and entropy.Last edited by Citizen Koba; 10-17-2020, 12:16 PM.
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Originally posted by Citizen Koba View PostHa ha I know, man, I was kinda joking, but there's also a point in there. There's a balance to be struck and youthful idealism and passion can be a powerful force for good that's sometimes overlooked or dismissed as we get older and more comfortable.
Change - occasionally radical change - is needed in the world sometimes, man, and you might argue that the time ain't now and the place ain't here, but if not then when and where?
Too much change can lead to chaos and disorder, man, but too much conservatism can lead to stagnation and entropy.
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Idk, I feel like it's our fault for voting for them. Not their fault for being old. We should be deciding who is too old by voting rather than by regulating imo
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Originally posted by man down View PostLet's look at what he goes through.
The stress
The media
The travel
The getting chit done even with all this.
Ever fly to the east coast to the west? How do you feel after? You ready to go party after the trip? He did three rally's yesterday and two today. All in different states.
Sleeps 4 hrs. All the 30 year olds I know have to have their sleep. Ever call your buddy at 8am? Lol.
Seriously, with all the stress alone a lot of people would be spun out. Just my opinion.
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