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I think the suggestion of limiting older votes may have been somewhat tongue in cheek. (Which is a lot easier when you have no teeth)
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Priti Patel, the Conservative... MP?... told the trade organisation for curry houses that a vote for brexit was a vote against immigrants taking their jobs. Now those curry houses and restaurants are going to be paying a minimum of a grand a year per non-UK worker.
Really don't know how the Tories are going to get anyone to listen to them again. Maybe if they gave you a free kitten to hold while a Conservative MP talks at you? Like a cat cafe, or a petting zoo, but with an autoplaying MP telling you how free trade is great and socialism is just this season's fidget spinner
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I am the youngest person in the office where I work, and pretty much the only person with left leanings. I am told again and again that you get more conservative when you get older - does this hold true in practice? Are all the free love/hippies from the 70s now voting UKIP? Seems to be my father's course.
People say "when all these old people voting Con. now are dead, we will have a liberal revolution" - is that true, or do young people just get old, more tory and replace dead right wingers?
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Not sure proposing caps on voting for old voters is fair. Sure, they are more conservative as a whole.
But there are also immigrants that threw EU immigrants under the bus in the referendum. If you want to start limiting voting rights cos we disagree with people it's a hell of a slippery slope.
In that case, I propose we just run the place...surely it's easy...? ;) ;)