Posted On: 06/10/2016 10:44:16 PM
Post# of 7803
I tend to agree with the majority about convicted felons....an example post from the majority below....
"Convicted felons should not retain the right to vote because they broke the law in a serious way. Convicted felons are in prison for a reason. They committed a crime that was of a serious nature, whether it be robbing a bank, killing someone, raping someone, grand theft auto, etc. They did not make a level-headed decision and ended up in jail. We do not need these type of people voting for the people that run our country. They obviously could not make a decision governing their own lives, so we should definitely not allow them to make those kind of decisions for the rest of us."
Who would trust a convicted felon? Especially a repeater....
"Convicted felons should not retain the right to vote because they broke the law in a serious way. Convicted felons are in prison for a reason. They committed a crime that was of a serious nature, whether it be robbing a bank, killing someone, raping someone, grand theft auto, etc. They did not make a level-headed decision and ended up in jail. We do not need these type of people voting for the people that run our country. They obviously could not make a decision governing their own lives, so we should definitely not allow them to make those kind of decisions for the rest of us."
Who would trust a convicted felon? Especially a repeater....
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