To: Houmatt
People shouldn’t lose voting for convictions because, ‘you posted you like Trump and now your a convicted felon.’ Politicians make the laws and can make anyone a felon
To: rottweiller_inc
People shouldn’t lose voting for convictions because, ‘you posted you like Trump and now your a convicted felon.’ Politicians make the laws and can make anyone a felon
Correct. When felonies were real serious crimes, losing the right to vote was appropriate.
But now that jaywalking is practically a felony (did you know you can get jail for 6 months for writing a check under $1?), this whole thing needs a rethink.
8 posted on
07/21/2024 7:03:37 AM PDT by
BikerJoe
To: rottweiller_inc
People shouldn’t lose voting for convictions because, ‘you posted you like Trump and now your a convicted felon.’ Politicians make the laws and can make anyone a felon
Correct. When felonies were real serious crimes, losing the right to vote was appropriate.
But now that jaywalking is practically a felony (did you know you can get jail for 6 months for writing a check under $1?), this whole thing needs a rethink.
9 posted on
07/21/2024 7:03:37 AM PDT by
BikerJoe
To: rottweiller_inc
In Massachusetts, about 30 years ago, a prominent Roxbury (Boston’s Harlem) politician used to visit the State’s largest prison in Walpole to make campaign speeches. Felons can and could vote in Massachusetts.
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