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Your assertion was that, "Parents have a greater stake in our nations future". Do people suddenly stop caring about the future when their children move out? Perhaps you don't think parents of adult children should have extra votes but you suggested that they care more about the future and the totality of people who have children is still greater than those who do not, putting that class in the driver's seat.
More like your stances are weak and unsupportable and you want an easy exit.
My stances are perfectly supportable, but I have no desire to debate with immature people on the internet
Ah yes, the classic defense of someone who is dead wrong but is too weak to admit it.
Sure thing.
Your stance is pathetically weak. There is no justification for altering constitutional rights to give a subset of people political advantage who btw already get billions of dollars in tax incentives every year. You already get paid to have children but that's not enough, you want even more: outsized political power.
In order for your stance to be correct, not only do we have to have it in our nature to care more about the future, if we have kids, as well as that, what they think is good for the future, is.
Show proof of these things, and then your argument hold water. Until then this all just what seems like it should be true to you.