Should prisoners be able to vote?
By fritz_hailey
@fritz_hailey (1334)
United States
22 responses
@brokentia (10389)
• United States
21 Nov 06
No, if they can not function in society or their freedom is being taken away due to crimes, then they should not be allowed to vote while they are in prison.
2 people like this
@TNSimeone (187)
•
22 Nov 06
No, to vote it is a responsibility as your duty as an american citizen. If someone were to brake a law as an american they should not be able to get the same rights as everyone else who follows the laws.
1 person likes this
@jewlsjujubes (35)
• United States
22 Nov 06
Very few people would be able to vote then. I don't know anyone who hasn't broken a law now and then. Ever speed? or jaywalk? These are against the law and yet everyone does one or both at least once in their life.
1 person likes this
@tableknife1982 (2073)
• China
22 Nov 06
i think they cannot have rights to vote!
1 person likes this
@mchu519 (465)
• United States
22 Nov 06
Prisoner's shouldn't be able to vote because themselves are bad to society, that is why they are in jail in the first place. A vote is a whole bunch of people voting for the good of society. Since he didn't contribute to society as a good citizen should, they should not be able to vote.
1 person likes this
@magdollars23 (1685)
• United States
22 Nov 06
No thats one of the punishments that comes along with commtting the crimes
1 person likes this
