Should Felons Have The Right To Vote Essay

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Some of the greatest thinker’s business men/women, and owners has a record. Rather it's being arrested for guilty by association, murder, and etc. Even with degrees some of them will still be put behind bars. Anything can happen at any given moment. Even some of them who has a felony did a three sixty turn around and started their own business or became president of a business or congress. The only question is who would they vote for and why would they vote for them? In certain states if you have a felony you can vote after you did your time, depending on how many felonies you have on record, and etc. I believe felons should have a right to vote if they want to vote. They should have an option on do they want to vote or not. Why? Well let's look at it like this. Let's say …show more content…

Giving you 3-5 years. When you know you’re innocent and when you know depending on your skin color. You could get life. But was given 3-5 years. When you get out of jail depending on where you are. You can't vote for a certain amount of years. You know you can't vote, but you see 2 presidential candidates. One candidate you know for sure would be great as president. But you can't vote because of your record. That's where I believe you should be able to if the judge gives you an option to vote or since you served your years you have to wait for a month to vote. Yes, people are going to judge you because of your record. Some may put your record over the degree you work so hard for. So many things can turn sideways even if you have a college degree. If the judge nice enough they could give you a limit amount of time and you can take it to the state to see what they say. A felon is still a human being that should have an option (depending on what they did). You just have to put yourself in their shoes just for once when it around voting time. They could be given years for somebody else's dirty work. Or they can be smarter than you even known to be. Example is Charles

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