Vote Twice

Voting Twice is a theoretical ability of overweight people to vote twice in an election as opposed to once, on the grounds that they technically count as more of a person than someone who weighs less than them.

Origin
In EFAP #26 - ilking the memes through a verb's worth of Mark Brown with CynicalCJ and Jay Jay Binks, MauLer questions what the opposite of the word "disabled" would be, and described "disabled" as being a negative descriptor, leading Jay to act faux-offended that he would describe disabled as being negative. MauLer and Rags maintain that by definition the word disabled is negative, and Rags clarifies that this does not mean disabled people are less deserving of rights or are less of a person. Jay responds that a missing body part would technically make somebody less of a person in a strictly material sense, and Rags concludes that by that same metric a fat person would be more of a person. Rags goes on to conclude that fat people deserve more human rights, and Cynical Reviews states that anyone who takes up more than one seat should get more than one vote.