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    Dependence on benefactors compromises autonomy and indepe... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Dependents on public assistance lack the normative competence required for the franchise

    Dependence on benefactors compromises autonomy and independence

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    What is true of some societies in relation to others is also true of some individuals in relation to others within societies that cross this threshold of normative competence. This explains limitations on the scope of the franchise that Mill recognizes within such advanced civilizations. He confines the scope of the franchise to mature adults, excluding minors who would not have crossed the threshold of normative competence. He is also prepared to exclude those adults who are not literate (CRG 4

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