If you've broken the social contract that badly, why should you get a say in how it's run? I just feel like voting is a privilege for people who've shown they respect the rules. Maybe it's harsh, but that's my gut instinct.

Imagine someone who committed a serious crime getting to vote on the very laws they broke. That just feels backwards to me. And honestly, I don't really get the Harris point, but even if you're right, my gut still says felons lose that privilege.

You didn't actually talk about felons voting, just called me names. That doesn't make me change my mind. I still feel like if you broke the rules that badly, you shouldn't get to vote on them. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I see it.