Analysis Of 16: The Right Voting Age
In the persuasive argument “16; The Right Voting Age”, the National youth Rights Association argued should able to vote. According to the author, “The National Academies, scientists who write the report for the government, state that 80% of 16- and 17 -year-olds work before graduation . . . teens have no say about the ways that tax money is spent ” (450). Basically, the author is saying teenagers can not say anything about the tax money is spent. I agree that teenagers can not decide what to do with the tax because my brother experience works a lot of time and he can not vote for tax confirmed it. Similarity, the author states “Youths become physically mature at an earlier age” (451). In other words, the author argues that the life teaches