sangriaferret

Jesus, I had a really hard time upvoting your comment.

Not all laws are just. Sometimes our society and government must make corrections to unjust laws (see your example of weed possession). If a felon is a victim of an unjust law then stripping off them of their right to vote silences a crucial voice in making these corrections.

It also opens the door to persecution, creating and enforcing laws that target undesirables, removing their voting rights to further a political agenda or garner political power.

Further, it's another example of how the American penal system is punitive and not rehabilitative.

It's best not to decide what citizens can and can not vote based on specialized criteria because who decides that criteria?

I'm with you until that last one. No one should lose their voting rights short of losing their citizenship.

Woody: It always made me sad to think of what Mom gave up for us.

Diane: What was your mom's dream?

Woody: To be a drummer in a power trio.

The method of creating the lights inside the O knocked me out. I miss the ingenuity behind practical effects.

And it probably started with this

Absolutely. It's pretty easy to digest when the songs are only a minute long.

Reminds me of this:

The takeaway for me here is that Taylor Swift has a 10+ minute song.

Top: I'm kinda at a loss here, I can't think of a band that makes you want to kill but has songs that both do and don't go hard.

Coil

This is a bitchin observation.

I held out on a smartphone for a long time because I loved my Alias so much. That keyboard thing was cool as fuck.