We believe that felons should keep the right to vote because a democratic country is built on trust from the citizens of that country. And if felons weren't allowed to vote, then the votes are not made up of the entire population of that country. And because it is not made up by that a part of the populations' country, then there might be more bias that may lead to unfair voting.

That is clearly not true. Felons deserve their votes because there might be a felon who was wrongfully prosecuted. And even if it were to happen and they would ban felons from having the right to vote, then politics would not be entirely focused by the population of the country itself. Because without felons having the right to vote, there would be less people into politics leading to, what I just said, bias. So, in my opinion, it's better to have felons keeping the right to vote rather than having a country built on bias.

This is exactly my point. There are times where people are wrongfully prosecuted and the real perpetrators are able to run free, no charges. These problems make democratic countries hard because mostly people who escape they are usually rich. But if politicians knew that felons don't keep the right to vote, they could lean and more to support the rich people financially. For example, only cut taxes. That allows the rich people to vote for this guy because of bias. So felons should keep the right to vote so that the country is more fair.