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Topic	Should felons lose their right to vote?
wackyteen 02/25/24 4:48:37 PM #1:	Should they? - Results (72 votes) Hell, even people with enough misdemeanors should 8.33% (6 votes) 6 Yes, all convicted felons should forever lose their right to vote 6.94% (5 votes) 5 Yes, all violent felons should forever lose their right to vote 4.17% (3 votes) 3 Yes, all convicted felons should lose their right to vote for the length of their sentence plus the same amount of years on top (10 years = 20 total years no voting) 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, all violent felons should lose their right to vote for the length of their sentence plus the same amount of years on top (10 years = 20 total years no voting) 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, convicted felons should not be able to vote while in prison/paying their fine 13.89% (10 votes) 10 Yes, violent felons should be able to vote while in prison/paying their fine 1.39% (1 vote) 1 No, convicted felons should be able to vote, even in prison 23.61% (17 votes) 17 No, you should never lose your right to vote for any reason 37.5% (27 votes) 27 Other 4.17% (3 votes) 3 Should they? This is generally speaking, obviously there can be exceptions you're okay with (ie a mass murderer or outright treasonous traitor to your country being stripped of their right) I see a justification for not allowing (violent) felons to vote but I also fear misuse of the power so I don't think felons deserve their right stripped. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:979038970] in Should fel... [t:80705785]...</cite> <quote> Should they? - Results (72 votes) Hell, even people with enough misdemeanors should 8.33% (6 votes) 6 Yes, all convicted felons should forever lose their right to vote 6.94% (5 votes) 5 Yes, all violent felons should forever lose their right to vote 4.17% (3 votes) 3 Yes, all convicted felons should lose their right to vote for the length of their sentence plus the same amount of years on top (10 years = 20 total years no voting) 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, all violent felons should lose their right to vote for the length of their sentence plus the same amount of years on top (10 years = 20 total years no voting) 0% (0 votes) 0 Yes, convicted felons should not be able to vote while in prison/paying their fine 13.89% (10 votes) 10 Yes, violent felons should be able to vote while in prison/paying their fine 1.39% (1 vote) 1 No, convicted felons should be able to vote, even in prison 23.61% (17 votes) 17 No, you should never lose your right to vote for any reason 37.5% (27 votes) 27 Other 4.17% (3 votes) 3 Show Voting Form Should they? This is generally speaking, obviously there can be exceptions you're okay with (ie a mass murderer or outright treasonous traitor to your country being stripped of their right) I see a justification for not allowing (violent) felons to vote but I also fear misuse of the power so I don't think felons deserve their right stripped. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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