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Lysander at 14:06, 16 May 2015

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	Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[U.S. v. Knox]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?		Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[U.S. v. Knox]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls jumping around in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?

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Lysander at 14:03, 16 May 2015

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	Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[~~Knox v.~~ U.S.]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?		Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[U.S. v. Knox]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?

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Lysander at 14:02, 16 May 2015

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	Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[Knox v. U.S.]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?		Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[Knox v. U.S.]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?

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Why people make such a big deal of having a felony conviction, I don't know. There are felons everywhere. George W. Bush was a felon (cocaine possession); he just didn't get caught. The Beatles were felons (LSD possession); they just didn't get caught. In Virginia, pickpocketing $5 from someone, or stealing $200 in merchandise from a store, is grand larceny, a felony.<ref>https://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-95</ref> As the ''[[Knox v. U.S.]]'' case showed, possessing a video of girls in leotards can be considered child pornography, a felony. So, why do employers make such a big deal about whether the person checks a box on an application saying they've been convicted of a felony?