Would you vote for a person who was once a felon?
By magicalangel
@magicalangel (642)
Brisbane, Australia
5 responses
@visitorinvasion (7709)
• United States
10 May 07
That depends on the felony, the reason for the felony, and if the person in particular has turned over a new leaf.
Would I vote for a rapist? No
Would I vote for someone who once stole a car? Probably
Would I vote for a murder? Probably not, it would depend on the case
Would I vote for someone who had been charged with battery? Probably
Would I vote for anyone who was convicted of a violent crime on a child or the elderly? Hell No
So, what's the felony? Who committed the felony? Did they server their sentence without incident? What is this person like now and does he/she have the people's best interest at heart?
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@Lydia1901 (16351)
• United States
13 May 07
Well, I would vote as long as I know that the person won't do anything stupid like stealing or something like that.
@pelo26 (1552)
• Philippines
10 May 07
In the Philippines, criminals run for posts to fend of prosecution... I hope the voters will be on the lookout for this lots. Me, I wouldn't vote any candidate with questionable moral characters. Yes, they can change for the better but that's between them and God. I like to our government clean of mischievous officials.