The OP isn't as important as the thrust of the issue: Children's needs vs adult's wants & whims. The voteless must always prevail against the priveleged voter in that case. Very simple.
Conficted and imprisoned felons can't vote.
So why do you think that convicts rights take precedent over the rights of non-convicts?
They did something to not be able to vote. Children simply cannot, ever. No matter how good of citizens they are. So, they win. Next strawman?
Here is what you claimed:
The voteless must always prevail against the priveleged voter in that case. Very simple
So- you are admitting it is not the condition of being 'voteless' at all.