Should cons and/or ex cons be allowed to vote?

and here is where I am not good at finding, pinpointing or otherwise being able to note laws, but.. yes... it is accurate. Though not 100%, you are correct.
There are exceptions to a lot of laws and that is one of them.

Of course if you cause the death, no you can not be in the will. I think that is a law for anyone, felony or not.

I think, if you are on probation at the time of the death, you are not allowed in the will then either. ..but again... cant find the text for that.
I do not remember the technicalities and I have no clue how to find specific laws . ( thats why I am part of a group and not on my own with these letters and such)

huh..

LOL!

Excuse me... I speak Bear...

Dang, man. Like you're sayin some deep ****, man and you're like... blowin my mind and ****. What the hell did that meeeean, man?

In general, I agree with Jane and fishin's modification.
I do think though, that there are certain classes of felons who should never be allowed to vote again. I am not going to attempt to list the sorts of crimes where a person should lose his vote forever, but in general, they would include crimes against other people (murder, rape, child molestation etc.) as opposed to crimes against property such as burglary.

It means you get sent to prison... you do your time... you get out and they say you've paid your debt to society... in other words the slate is supposedly wiped clean..... and yet you can't vote so obviously the slate hasn't been wiped clean.

and squinney and shewolf... you are both cordially invited to pucker up to my butt cheeks.... in fact it would make my day

Cool, Dude.

>snort

you wish

ahhhhhhh HAH

bear speak is broken.

Any who, no the slate is never wiped clean.
I know several people who have been turned away from renting apartments because of their background.
One man's felony is almost 20 years old.
The 'newest felony' in that group is 6 years.

Its quite sad actually.
The first man got his felony when he was 21. Stole his grandmothers car because he was mad at her. She pressed charges . He got hit with a felony because he also had marijuana on him.
Really... what KID that age has not smoked something eh?
He is 44 I think.. right around there anyway.. and does not have the freedome to just.. MOVE.. no one wants to rent to him.
Jobs? He has a little more luck there because most companies will only go back about 10 years at best, but he has his own construction company to pay his bills.

ehhh..
Im gettin off this soap box

Priest rules.

ohhhhh no.
Not that poop packer.

Ozzy could kick his ass

Could be worse . . . I could be Sting. ~ Ozzy

Any idea Y that guy in the leather jacket
is holding his hands that way ? looks kinda weird

HA!

Sting is truly sexy. Ozzy.. has NOTHING on that man..

( giggling at the thought of them fighting)

All praise Anton LaVey..

It seems to me,
that definitionally, no one can be a threat to himself,
tho he may be unwise, in the manangement of his affairs.

I take it that u wish to address the issue of SUICIDE.
Everyone is within his natural rights
to decide when (or if) to end his life.
No one has any duty to live, against his will.

I dispute that this shoud be a criterion qua his right to vote.





David

I might praise him, if I knew who he is and whether he 's praiseworthy.
Is HE the guy in that leather jacket, holding his hands that weird way ?

like there 's something distorted with his fingers

sorry honey.... halford is a genuine biker and a big boy... ozzy is my age, my size, and in rough shape. halford would kick his ass.... then pack him.

I guess you have a point there, David. I was generally meaning those that are mentally ill, under the influence of drugs / alcohol kinda thing.

(The horns hand gesture guy is my love, Mathew McConaughey)

Thank u, Squinney.
Does "The horns hand gesture " mean something ?
Is he communicating some idea ?





David

he is communicating Priest rules