Talkin' politics with me daughter the other night and she threw out an idea which intrigued me. (She's a chip off the old block and can always be trusted to come up with a left field solution).
So... The impact of your vote should be relative to how much skin you've got left in the game. In a nutshell, the older you are then the less ****s you're liable to give about the future of the planet.
A twenty year old should essentially have a vote which is worth eight times as much as a hundred year old, with a pro rata scale for each 10 year interval in-between.
As you age, your voting impact decreases.
Her reasoning was to limit the damage that Brexit voting, small boat frothing, gammon faced ****s could do, but she's young and idealistic and I'd never suggest that her representation of her dear Dad's generation represented everyone of an older demographic.
Perish the thought.
However, I'm struggling to find an argument against her logic.