I don’t.
If a person is so dangerous that they can’t even be trusted to vote, why were they released?
Again, creating a permanant under-class is not a workable option. Proven.
“If a person is so dangerous that they cant even be trusted to vote, why were they released?”
Libtards....next question.
The time to consider the entire punishment, including jail time, fines and penalties, parole, and the loss of rights would be BEFORE one commits the crime, not after. If you're concerned about felons losing the right to vote AS PART OF THEIR PUNISHMENT, then avoid becoming a felon.