No, however I believe that voting shouldn't be considered a right, but rather a privilege given to those who have proven their worth and loyalty to the country. If you can't pass basic tests gauging your awareness of history, politics and geography then you shouldn't be allowed to vote. If you are unmarried and childless, you don't have the same vested interest in the future of society as someone who is married and has a child, and should not be allowed to vote. If you are perpetually unemployed and depend on society's social safety net to get by, you should not be allowed to vote. If you are unwilling to perform some period of civil service to your nation (doesn't have to be military service), you should not be allowed to vote.

If we were to use this criteria, we'd end up with much more qualified politicians. Politicians who appealed to reason and posterity rather than emotion or short sighted gains.

If such a system was implemented, we'd see fewer female voters and fewer female politicians. We'd also see fewer male voters, but I believe that the gender balance would end up being something like 80/20, favoring males. Accordingly, I would doubt that any more than maybe 5-10% of our politicians would end up being female.

I don't have a problem with women being engaged in politics so much as I do with people who are uninformed or uninvested being involved in politics. Universal suffrage is an absolutely terrible idea, and it leads to having low quality politicians.

Many of the greatest female leaders in history came from a period when it was okay to be white, and according to 'feminists' was an evil patriarchal culture that oppressed women. Joan of arc, isabella of spain, queen victoria, queen elizabeth, boudicca, and theodora were great female leaders from the alt right past. You may not expect that most women will be a great leader, but there is no reason to deny it when you find one.

This is in fact a significant difference between western culture and others. China had a handful of female leaders...but for the most part the only great female leaders came from the west.

I don't think women should be banned from politics as there are decent female politicians such as Marine Le Pen, although they are few and far between but then again so are male politicians really.

However, what shouldn't be happening is women giving political seats and promoted up the ranks in politics just because they are women, that is when you get the crazy far-left and feminist rhetoric.

Unfortunately most women in politics these days are there exactly because of that, they have been promoted because they are women and not on merit.

This is especially true of younger women in politics, in the UK both Labour and the Conservatives are full of young female MPs who frankly don't have a clue and just spout pro-"refugee" and feminist rhetoric all the time.

Democracy sucks anyway, that should be obvious from looking around the world. Give people too much freedom and they start destroying the planet and themselves. Bring back monarchy or dictatorship.

Yes