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CMV: Non-Violent Felons should get their guns rights and voting rights back and unless jobs involve kids, pets, or the elderly, they shouldn't be screened for prior criminality

Let's take a hypothetical case of a mid-level polydrug dealer. He carries either an illegal or legal firearm to abate the tumultuous way he makes his money with Robbery as a major risk factor. Unless he aimed, or shot to kill or maim, he's just as responsible as the gun owners that work for MJ dispensaries if they are unfortunately barred from using the banking sector because of federal illegality.

They should also get their voting rights back because they're still citizens. Even if not model ones.

Unless working with vulnerable populations  felons shouldn't be screened for employment. Hell at my HS we had some sketchy security guards. One short Hispanic guy had popular gang tattoos still on his hand and when asked about them by my friend. He said it was because it was from his "before Christ" days. He was a nice guy. Also my school district apparently wanted to pay guards less.

Edit Clarify: I believe everyone should have the right to vote.
gpt
So accounting firms shouldn't screen for past history of tax fraud, insurance fraud, or other financial crimes? 

Publishing companies shouldn't screen for copyright infringement? Or plagurism? 

I get what your saying, but employers should always be allowed to screen for crimes that pertain to their particular industry, even if those crimes are non violent, and don't involve kids/elderly.