@philly_2chitown@VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY Florida Amendment 4, is an amendment to the Constitution. The proposition restored the voting rights of Floridians with felony convictions after they complete all terms of their sentence including parole or probation.The amendment does not apply to Floridians convicted of murder.
@vitod226 @VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY Part of the sentence is paying the imposed fines and restitution, therefore the sentence in not in fact complete.
@VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY You have to be kidding me. Did you even read the article? Felons can vote once ALL requirements of their sentence are met. One of those requirements is in fact to pay your fines/restitution. They are not just adding new fees to vot.
@VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY Not only that, they committed a felony in this article and they did not complete the requirements of the sentence. Once they complete the requirements, they can vote again. Easy way to keep your rights, dont commit a felony...
@VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY Maybe YOU are the asshole as this entire post is about Florida yet you post this snippet from the state of Washington. So great job.
@VoltaireFMA18@deejaytimnice@USATODAY Also, a parking ticket would not give you a 3rd strike.... as I said before, it is a traffic violation, not a felony...
@michiganmikea@GaryPJackson3@valkrye131@USATODAY Fines are part of the sentence so until they are paid, the sentence is not complete. Therefore they are not actually paying for their crime after sentence has been fulfilled since they didn't actually complete it.
@F0REM4N@Scottiliciouss @forrestwuz @kittykinetic@LarrySubramania Actually the driver stopped then was approached by protesters that tried opening the door. the driver then drove off and stopped further away from said protestors and was detained by the police without issue.
@F0REM4N@Scottiliciouss @forrestwuz @kittykinetic@LarrySubramania Seriously? You really think that is normal glow? Here, this is a shot right after brakes released after the impact. See the difference? Normal lighting from a taillamp does not project onto the ground unless the brakes are applied causing more light to emit
@BaileyVotesRed @thedemirich Where did I say DOT closed the road and the driver did something wrong? You can clearly see the brake lights before impact. Also, I have no sympathy for anyone dumb enough to stand on a highway.
@thedemirich SEATTLE (AP) — A 27-year-old man drove a white Jaguar onto a closed freeway in Seattle early Saturday and barreled through a panicked crowd of protesters, injuring two women, officials said.
Dawit Kelete of Seattle drove the car around vehicles that were blocking Interstate 5