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CatWrites @CatWrites (33) • United States 7 Feb 07

Parolees and even those who have completed their parole are often still treated like criminals. In some places they can never vote again. Is this fair? Ultimately, no matter what a person is convicted of, they end up serving a...

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ash2_hot You are right its not fair to treat them like that. Every human being no matter how bad deserves an chance to rectify himself. Society should give a chance to people who are conviced of minor crimes to start their life afresh.

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CatWrites @CatWrites (33) • United States 7 Feb 07

Parolees and even those who have completed their parole are often still treated like criminals. In some places they can never vote again. Is this fair? Ultimately, no matter what a person is convicted of, they end up serving a...

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loved1 You are right about giving some people a second chance. Most of the time I would agree with that, but there are some crimes that you should never have the chance to commit again.

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CatWrites @CatWrites (33) • United States 7 Feb 07

Parolees and even those who have completed their parole are often still treated like criminals. In some places they can never vote again. Is this fair? Ultimately, no matter what a person is convicted of, they end up serving a...

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Carrie26 They should not be treated any different because some can change and we had a person that had got out of prison a log time ago (not for killing or anything of that matter)he did repairs on our house and he was a nice person and had changed his ways.

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CatWrites @CatWrites (33) • United States 7 Feb 07

Parolees and even those who have completed their parole are often still treated like criminals. In some places they can never vote again. Is this fair? Ultimately, no matter what a person is convicted of, they end up serving a...

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loved1 I think it depends on what you convicted of. If you are a parolee who did time for molesting small children I don't think you should have any rights whatsoever. In fact I don't think you should ever be released from prison. Some people are understanding...

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CatWrites @CatWrites (33) • United States 7 Feb 07

Parolees and even those who have completed their parole are often still treated like criminals. In some places they can never vote again. Is this fair? Ultimately, no matter what a person is convicted of, they end up serving a...

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MyoanBiz If illegals can spend X amount of years "clean" in order to get a visa, citizenship, or whatever it is they get, then the same principal should apply to convicted felons. Yes, I know you can go through the process of getting your record expunged or pardoned....

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ahuggins000 @ahuggins000 (6) • United States 22 Jan 07

The reason i started this discussion is b/c i pretty much know that the republicans have ran out of time in the office. so it is up to the democrats to take over. The question is which will it be Barack Obama or Hilary Clinton. I...

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brihanna Personally I think that it will be Obama. Although Hilary has been doing well lately, and the younger generation sees her and her accomplishments over the past decade or so, I think that people who are over 50 will vote Obama-these are the people who have...

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ahuggins000 @ahuggins000 (6) • United States 22 Jan 07

The reason i started this discussion is b/c i pretty much know that the republicans have ran out of time in the office. so it is up to the democrats to take over. The question is which will it be Barack Obama or Hilary Clinton. I...

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spiritwolf52 I would vote for Clinton. Who is Obama? What experience does he have? From what I have just read, he is a junior senator. No where near enough experience for the White House. Now, if he were to be Clintons running mate, that would be different. We need...

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jingbautista @jingbautista (2456) • Philippines 6 Nov 08

christians with the most spiritual depth are generally those who have been taken through the most intense and deeply anguishing fires of the soul. if you have been praying to know more of Christ, do not be surprised if He leads...

faerieingrey christians with the most spiritual depth are generally those who have been taken through the most intense and deeply anguishing fires of the soul. if you have been praying to know more of Christ, do not be surprised if He leads you through the desert or...

7 Feb 07

vinay049 @vinay049 (1878) • India 6 Nov 08

i have seen this word many times in discussion ,responses and comments.but i really don't know meaning of it.can you explain what is it???

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glowsinthedark i have seen this word many times in discussion ,responses and comments.but i really don't know meaning of it.can you explain what is it???

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sunilsunny @sunilsunny (222) • India 6 Nov 08

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7 Feb 07

TAURUSGIRL @TAURUSGIRL (735) 5 Feb 07

Does it make the world go round or is it the root of all evil? Do we need it to survive or could we go back to the days of bartering? Is their too much surplus money in the world and what can we do to help even it out if this is...

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Stringbean Money, although it is undoubtedly involved in a lot of evil in the world, is not, in itself, the root of all evil. The Bible says the LOVE of money is the root of all evil. If it is used wisely and we are generous with any surplus we have, money can be a very...

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