Florida Gov. Signs Bill...Booberry Al Sharpton Don’t Be Liken It’s

[Bush92]

Florida Governor Ron Desantis (R) signed a bill requiring felons to pay off all $ and other debt to society before they can vote. Naturally the pro-crime left opposes it. Plays race card...again.
Florida Governor Signs Bill Restricting Ex-Felons from Voting
These people deserve no special treatment. Gotta pay for your crime. Good bill.
Florida governor signs law allowing felons to vote but there's a price - Reuters
Guess the Governor has been “eating da pie.”

 

[The Breeze]

When is big AL going to pay up?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Florida Governor Ron Desantis (R) signed a bill requiring felons to pay off all $ and other debt to society before they can vote. Naturally the pro-crime left opposes it. Plays race card...again.
Florida Governor Signs Bill Restricting Ex-Felons from Voting
These people deserve no special treatment. Gotta pay for your crime. Good bill.
Florida governor signs law allowing felons to vote but there's a price - Reuters
Guess the Governor has been “eating da pie.”

Democrat Politicians know their voters are criminals

 

[Snouter]

That illiterate, racist Negro idiot made his name for himself by supporting a racist, insane Negro female who put human feces on herself and crawled into a giant Glad bag and claimed Whitey did it.

 

[Disir]

Florida Governor Ron Desantis (R) signed a bill requiring felons to pay off all $ and other debt to society before they can vote. Naturally the pro-crime left opposes it. Plays race card...again.
Florida Governor Signs Bill Restricting Ex-Felons from Voting
These people deserve no special treatment. Gotta pay for your crime. Good bill.
Florida governor signs law allowing felons to vote but there's a price - Reuters
Guess the Governor has been “eating da pie.”

It takes a minute to get back on you feet after you exit prison. It's been almost 20 years since I have lived there. Is Florida one of those states that lays fines and fees all over the place?

 

[Snouter]

Disir, what were you incarcerated for?

 

[Disir]

Disir, what were you incarcerated for?

I wasn't. I work with offenders.

 

[xband]

Disir, what were you incarcerated for?

I wasn't. I work with offenders.

Therefore, you are an offender by proxy.

 

[Pilot1]

Criminals, and Illegal Aliens are among the Democrat Party base.

 

[Disir]

Disir, what were you incarcerated for?

I wasn't. I work with offenders.

Therefore, you are an offender by proxy.

Wonder twin powers?

It's too early for you......

 

[Snouter]

Disir, you worked with (allegedly) savage, violent criminals who assault, rape, and murder humans, not "offenders." An "offender" is maybe saying a violent criminal looks like an ape like creature. It is offensive to Darkies in that it implies they are less evolved than humans.

 

[Disir]

Disir, you worked with savage, violent criminals who assault, rape, and murder humans, not "offenders."

Some. Snouter, it's 5;39 am. I'm trying to have a good attitude here.

 

[Snouter]

The point is ALL Darkies should be stopped and frisked by police. Most have knives. Many have illegal firearms.

 

[Penelope]

Indeed, the scale of the issue is unknown even to some clerks of court. When the Sun Sentinel asked the office of Broward County Clerk of Courts Brenda Forman how much money felons owed in fines in Broward County, the clerk’s office replied that it would take hours of clerical and computer work to find the number. The newspaper was charged $150 for the time and effort. The Palm Beach clerk’s office was able to provide the data quickly and at no cost.

Fines imposed for felonies can be substantial. Under Florida law, felonies are broken down into four categories: Third, second and first degree and life felonies, in order of seriousness. Third-degree felonies can carry a $5,000 fine, second- and first-degree a $10,000 fine and life felonies a $15,000 fine. And none of these numbers include fees and other court costs, or restitution to victims that courts may impose on felons.

And some individual crimes can carry much higher fines. For example, marijuana trafficking in Florida involves 25 pounds or more of the plant. Those convicted of trafficking who are caught with 25 to 2,000 pounds or more than 300 plants face a $25,000 fine. If it’s 2,000 to 10,000 pounds or more than 2,000 plants, the sentence comes with a $50,000
South Florida felons owe a billion dollars in fines — and that will affect their ability to vote

they can also suspend drivers license. Man oh man. They sure want to keep people in a bind.

Perhaps they can make all the wealthy people who owe taxes pay up before they vote.

Voting rights are rights, and no amount of money should take that away.

 

[Anathema]

Felons should never be allowed to vote. Regardless of whether they’ve served their sentences and repaid their financial debts. These people have proven themselves Incapable of following Societal limits, so they should not be given a say in thst Society.

Of course if we followed my view that all Felons should be executed, it wouldn’t be an issue.

 

[Kondor3]

To hell with the goddamned convicted felons...

And to hell with Sharpton, the so-called 'Reverend' who got his clerical credentials at the age of 9 or 10, for two cereal box-tops and a box of Skittles...

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Indeed, the scale of the issue is unknown even to some clerks of court. When the Sun Sentinel asked the office of Broward County Clerk of Courts Brenda Forman how much money felons owed in fines in Broward County, the clerk’s office replied that it would take hours of clerical and computer work to find the number. The newspaper was charged $150 for the time and effort. The Palm Beach clerk’s office was able to provide the data quickly and at no cost.

Fines imposed for felonies can be substantial. Under Florida law, felonies are broken down into four categories: Third, second and first degree and life felonies, in order of seriousness. Third-degree felonies can carry a $5,000 fine, second- and first-degree a $10,000 fine and life felonies a $15,000 fine. And none of these numbers include fees and other court costs, or restitution to victims that courts may impose on felons.

And some individual crimes can carry much higher fines. For example, marijuana trafficking in Florida involves 25 pounds or more of the plant. Those convicted of trafficking who are caught with 25 to 2,000 pounds or more than 300 plants face a $25,000 fine. If it’s 2,000 to 10,000 pounds or more than 2,000 plants, the sentence comes with a $50,000
South Florida felons owe a billion dollars in fines — and that will affect their ability to vote

they can also suspend drivers license. Man oh man. They sure want to keep people in a bind.

Perhaps they can make all the wealthy people who owe taxes pay up before they vote.

Voting rights are rights, and no amount of money should take that away.

If they are found breaking the law and did not pay their fines then it matter not rich or poor they should not vote until their fines are paid...

You will disagree because you think Rich people vote only GOP...

 

[Taz]

Florida Governor Ron Desantis (R) signed a bill requiring felons to pay off all $ and other debt to society before they can vote. Naturally the pro-crime left opposes it. Plays race card...again.
Florida Governor Signs Bill Restricting Ex-Felons from Voting
These people deserve no special treatment. Gotta pay for your crime. Good bill.
Florida governor signs law allowing felons to vote but there's a price - Reuters
Guess the Governor has been “eating da pie.”

Democrat Politicians know their voters are criminals

These are the Trump associates who’ve pleaded guilty in the Mueller probe

 

[Bush92]

Florida Governor Ron Desantis (R) signed a bill requiring felons to pay off all $ and other debt to society before they can vote. Naturally the pro-crime left opposes it. Plays race card...again.
Florida Governor Signs Bill Restricting Ex-Felons from Voting
These people deserve no special treatment. Gotta pay for your crime. Good bill.
Florida governor signs law allowing felons to vote but there's a price - Reuters
Guess the Governor has been “eating da pie.”

It takes a minute to get back on you feet after you exit prison. It's been almost 20 years since I have lived there. Is Florida one of those states that lays fines and fees all over the place?

Hope so.

 

[TNHarley]

If you want to give felons the right to vote, fine. But they need to serve their time and be done with it. This bill makes sense.
My question is, are they giving felons all of their rights back? Or is this just political bullshit?