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!!!
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!!!
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.