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CMV: The same arguments that are made in opposition to minors voting can be made in opposition to old people voting

Most of the arguments that I have heard as to why minors are not eligible to vote fall into the category that minors are not mature enough to vote; that they do not really understand the issues or the ramifications of the election.

This argument can easily be applied to old people. In the same way the minors tend to be less mature than the average citizen, older people tend to be more senile than the average citizen. This means that, like minors, they are less able to understand the issues, and therefore, like minors, they should not be allowed to vote.

Edit: I am making this comparison as an argument for lowering / eliminating the voting age restriction.
gpt
Every five year old is too immature to vote.

Only some 95-year-olds are too senescent to vote.

All minors have guardians to look after (and vote in) their interests.

Not all old people have guardians to look after their interests. 

What are you arguing for? 
Barring all people over a certain age, or allowing everyone to vote regardless of age?