I'm glad the canadians are taking the Nafta talks so seriously considering how vulnerable they are economically if they're abandoned

@ConcreteFrequencies It would be rather hilarious if the Canadian economy collapsed.

Ive said it for years

Free Alberta

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Why is that bad? I don't get Slate's reasoning

I actually respect that

Slate is objective

slate is written by retards for retards

Fair

https://3rdrailpolitics.com/article/1411

The Ohio Revised Code (R.C) 5747.01(I) defines a "resident" of Ohio for the purposed of the Ohio income tax. A "resident' is an individual who is domiciled in this state, subject to R.C. 5747.24, A "nonresident" is an individual that is not a resident.

Kasich hasn't been in Ohio for over the last three months.

based governor

@FLanon @[Lex] @ThatRightWingFish Google "White American Family" and click images lmao

>first 10 results are all minorities

yep

Absolutely haram

We need a federal prohibition on felon voting.

DOesn't virginia allow their felons to vote?

Depends.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/52/Felony_disenfranchisement_in_the_United_States.svg/959px-Felony_disenfranchisement_in_the_United_States.svg.png

map key?

Green = voting takes place in prisons

Montana more cucked than california :D

Almost green = Felons cannot vote while imprisoned, but can vote after release.

Yeah, California is generally not that bad in regards to criminal law issues.

It has the death penalty etc.

For now.

:)

As my grandfather used to say

Chin up son, it only gets worse from here."

I think the California government wants to abolish it via legislative power now that the voters there have pushed for more death penalties, rather than abolition.

I thought it's been abolished for a while in CA?

death penalty?

Like back in the 70s, that's why they couldn't get Charlie Manson executed

In states like California, you become eligible again after parole ends. In light blue states, like Louisiana, felon disenfranchisement lasts until the end of probation.

And nope, they reestablished the death penalty after that.