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I think once you have paid your debt to society, you should be allowed to voteMany states already let felons vote after they have served the term of the penalty...
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I think once you have paid your debt to society, you should be allowed to voteMany states already let felons vote after they have served the term of the penalty...
You pay 70% tax rate?More ad hominem sad little libs hahaYou are still in elementary school?Well how do you get production when no one is working? Why would I go to school if I’m going to pay 70% income taxWhat a load....Democrats will use rhetoric like this to win more votes, then when they control you, with free free free, they will introduce slavery.. doctors will be the first slaves.. then We will need to produce, and all you big mouth blacks who think you are gansta will be dragged to the fields.. you gave up all your rights with a vote for Bernie
Those prisons in rural areas count for that areas population. They get additional state aid for those additional residentsNot in the states I have lived prisons are away from major metropolitan areas and are rural in nature so they can grow their own food supplies.What you claim is possible for those that keep up with football yet only a very small amount of folks keep up with felons voting.You made the claim prove it lazy -boy...Google is your friend. You’re on these boards constantly. Find it.
I claim The Patriots won the most recent SB. Do I need to prove it? No. Google it yourself. There are multiple links.
Most prisons are not "in a town". -Duh
Except they are. At least in MA. Concord, Waltham, Billerica.
I do too and that is what happens in almost all the states.Actually it is up to the individual states to approve of people voting with criminal convictions I just love watching the braindead right run in circles over a non-issue...I think once you have paid your debt to society, you should be allowed to voteMany states already let felons vote after they have served the term of the penalty...
Like a violent offender getting gun rights back?Once you pay your debt to society the convicted person should have certain rights restored.
Yeah sure they do. Here in the south and southwest you don't vote while incarcerated or on probation or parole.Those prisons in rural areas count for that areas population. They get additional state aid for those additional residentsNot in the states I have lived prisons are away from major metropolitan areas and are rural in nature so they can grow their own food supplies.What you claim is possible for those that keep up with football yet only a very small amount of folks keep up with felons voting.You made the claim prove it lazy -boy...
I claim The Patriots won the most recent SB. Do I need to prove it? No. Google it yourself. There are multiple links.
Most prisons are not "in a town". -Duh
Except they are. At least in MA. Concord, Waltham, Billerica.
i'd agree with that, depending on the crime. can't think of any off the top of my head but if your specific crime were say election violation related or something in that vein, i'd say you lost that right.I think once you have paid your debt to society, you should be allowed to voteMany states already let felons vote after they have served the term of the penalty...
That is determined by the states not the feds.Like a violent offender getting gun rights back?Once you pay your debt to society the convicted person should have certain rights restored.
yep - like i said above and you may agree based on this reply - some crimes if related to a right you don't get back that right.Like a violent offender getting gun rights back?Once you pay your debt to society the convicted person should have certain rights restored.
Yes, this is the 15th sure fire way to win back the White House - push to let the Boston bomber vote.The constitution says all Americans can vote. It makes no exceptions.
Besides, if an unindicted co-conspirator in multiple felonies can be president, why can't other felons vote?
Trump's partner in crime, Cohen, is going to prison. Eventually, Trump will end up there along side Cohen. It's only a matter of time.
Have a 3 year old show you how to play the video.Umm, weather...you wouldn't happen to have a link to the Sander's quote with context included, would you?
The Electoral College elects the president not the voters...Yes, this is the 15th sure fire way to win back the White House - push to let the Boston bomber vote.The constitution says all Americans can vote. It makes no exceptions.
Besides, if an unindicted co-conspirator in multiple felonies can be president, why can't other felons vote?
Trump's partner in crime, Cohen, is going to prison. Eventually, Trump will end up there along side Cohen. It's only a matter of time.
So you think a murderer should be able to vote against the family of their victim?The constitution says all Americans can vote. It makes no exceptions.
Besides, if an unindicted co-conspirator in multiple felonies can be president, why can't other felons vote?
Trump's partner in crime, Cohen, is going to prison. Eventually, Trump will end up there along side Cohen. It's only a matter of time.
Federal law states a felon in posession of guns or ammo is breaking the law unless rights are given back from the states.That is determined by the states not the feds.Like a violent offender getting gun rights back?Once you pay your debt to society the convicted person should have certain rights restored.
What about prisoners? Should they vote?Once you pay your debt to society the convicted person should have certain rights restored.
Your stupid is strong.The Electoral College elects the president not the voters...Yes, this is the 15th sure fire way to win back the White House - push to let the Boston bomber vote.The constitution says all Americans can vote. It makes no exceptions.
Besides, if an unindicted co-conspirator in multiple felonies can be president, why can't other felons vote?
Trump's partner in crime, Cohen, is going to prison. Eventually, Trump will end up there along side Cohen. It's only a matter of time.
Not in the states I have lived prisons are away from major metropolitan areas and are rural in nature so they can grow their own food supplies.What you claim is possible for those that keep up with football yet only a very small amount of folks keep up with felons voting.You made the claim prove it lazy -boy...Google is your friend. You’re on these boards constantly. Find it.
I claim The Patriots won the most recent SB. Do I need to prove it? No. Google it yourself. There are multiple links.
Most prisons are not "in a town". -Duh
Except they are. At least in MA. Concord, Waltham, Billerica.
Hey, lazy twerp, YOU posted the slander. Back it up or look like a programmed bot!Have a 3 year old show you how to play the video.Umm, weather...you wouldn't happen to have a link to the Sander's quote with context included, would you?