They are. Most states allow felons to vote after completing their sentence.
They are. Most states allow felons to vote after completing their sentence.
It doesn’t. It varies by state, but most states allow convicted felons to vote after completing their sentence. Only about ten states permanently revoke voting rights, but even then, it’s not for all felonies, and voting rights can still be restored in some cases.
Yeah, I got $13 even though I voted in 2020.
Gators, sharks, snakes, panthers, snapping turtles, wild boar, FloridaMan…
Also, that’s like the least insane thing about Florida. They banned open carry in public but allow permit-free(!) concealed carry. Most states allow open carry and require permits for concealed.
who even cares,…? fukc jeff benzos… cant belive he jus own the rivers now smh
The ATF would like to disagree and kill your dog
You mean like maple syrup?
But what is their opinion on vore??
The people deserve to know!
That is absolutely the wrong hill to die on.
You should wash your hands after shitting whether or not you have a bidet.
And Winnebago comes from the Algonquin for “the stinky water”.
That’s literally how the software industry works.
before:2023
Neither of those are minerals.
He’s really Bernese Anders, a Swiss Nazi sleeper agent
For food prep surfaces, most restaurants use a form of quaternary sanitizer. They’re usually sold concentrated and hooked up to a dispenser that dilutes to the correct ratio. You can buy it online but it’s definitely overkill for a home cook.
Just use dish soap and hot water. Add a little bleach if you really need the surface sanitized.
Uhh… You know they’re not trying to ban straws, right?
It’s about single use plastics. Straws can actually be made of many different materials which can be reused or recycled.
And who the fuck hasn’t used a straw in years? Seriously, I can’t even imagine… Maybe people who were born without lips?
What are you even talking about I feel like I’m taking crazy pills
And furthermore, Susan, I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised to learn that all four of them habitually smoke marijuana cigarettes…
Nope. In Texas, convicted felons regain voting rights after completing their sentences.