eternaltrue
I have the magic beans
- Oct 29, 2012
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I say they lose the right to vote even if its a short prison term.
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No for convicted felons. Yes for someone serving a short sentence on a misdemeanor. Yes on felons once they have completed serving their full sentence.
If voting is a right, it can't be taken away from anyone. Only privileges can be taken away.
God bless you always!!!![]()
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Holly
P.S. To me, they should still be allowed to vote if the elections matter to them at all anyways.
If voting is a right, it can't be taken away from anyone. Only privileges can be taken away.
God bless you always!!!![]()
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Holly
P.S. To me, they should still be allowed to vote if the elections matter to them at all anyways.
No for convicted felons. Yes for someone serving a short sentence on a misdemeanor. Yes on felons once they have completed serving their full sentence.
No for convicted felons. Yes for someone serving a short sentence on a misdemeanor. Yes on felons once they have completed serving their full sentence.
If you include the parole period on the loss of the franchise, then i would agree.