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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
Repeating your belief without considering any counter points is absolutely not engaging with the question. Look around the world where the bar is different in healthier democracies and explain why their bar makes less sense than ours.
What’s “the good reason”? And why isn’t it good enough everywhere else?
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It's not good enough everywhere else though. New Zealand is one country. I think that the EU is a different scenario because those countries have the economic union. Otherwise, Canada doesn't seem to be an outlier here? Most countries have citizenship as a barrier to suffrage.
And, what benefit is there to allowing this? Is is just because people are here and would like to vote?