"参政権は極めて重要な権利です"
— Susan B. Anthony
Simplified Meaning:
Voting is the most important right we have because it lets us choose our leaders and make decisions about our country. Just like in a family, everyone should have a say in what the rules are and who makes them, so everyone's needs are considered. Think about a situation where you're part of a group project: if only one person gets to decide everything, it might not be fair or good for everyone. But if everyone in the group has a vote, you come to better decisions that work for all. When people vote, they can support laws and leaders that protect their interests and improve their lives. Without the right to vote, people cannot influence changes and may feel neglected or powerless. So, participating in elections ensures everyone's voice is heard and helps shape a society that's fairer and more just.
