system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: Giving people in prison the right to vote is an ethical policy, largely adopted in the developed world, that should be implemented in the United States.

Taking away the right of prisoners to vote cannot be said to be a punishment which is reflective of or addresses the nature of their crimes and unduly encourages the continued disengagement from the welfare of society that rehabilitation should combat. In the country that imprisons a larger percentage of its population than any other, prisoners have been denied the ability to participate on the most fundamental level in the policies, many of which are themselves highly controversial, that have created the sizable prison population that currently exists. 

This is made even more problematic by the financial incentive of both private and government prisons to contract prisoners as laborers who make substantially less than minimum wage and in doing so create a prison industrial complex that fundamentally economically deincentivizes reducing the prison population or preventing recidivism.
gpt
In a small prison town, its possible for inmates to outnumber the local population.  In fact, it's not uncommon.

What happens when all the prisoners vote to cut the school board and all the municipal services that don't support the prison?