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   Has any democracy based government ever tried to do their voting system based on conditional like iq/education/merit/fitness ?
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     • John Fediverse
     @mrsaturday Considering the history of the US that might have been wise if most of the population were landowners.
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     @mangeurdenuage At first in the US, you had to own land in order to vote
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     • bonifartius
     @bonifartius As far as I'm aware they were a caste system where voting could be inherited which doesn't make sense as it's based on reputation/trust.
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     @mangeurdenuage the democracies of the antique were like this if i'm not mistaken.