The right to a fair wage while imprisoned. Or else your justice system only serves to produce slaves.

The right to vote, regardless of criminal convictions or incarceration.

Prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. It’s one of the most fundamental rights that criminals have and it must constantly be revisited to ensure we aren’t brushing aside the cruelty we’re simply accustomed to

Coincidentally one of the reasons that led to the prohibition of cannabis.

Who smoked weed? Black people, brown people, and when the war on drugs really ramped up…hippies.

Nowadays most rational people realized the war on drugs was bunk and people of all walks and colors smoke weed.

I doubt it’s a coincidence that the states that haven’t decriminalized yet are the ones that still love to hassle PoCs and hippies the most.

This is why "you have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide" is a fallacy. They could invent a reason to get rid of anyone they don't like because the law is convoluted on purpose.

The great thing about Florida is that the people voted to give them the right to vote back after prison but Republicans in the state's Congress hated that and did everything they could to stop it.

While voting rights CAN be restored, they ensured that the process to accomplish it was a Byzantine maze that could not be navigated. I don't just mean it's hard, I mean it's impossible because some of the requirements can't be met (eg they can't pay all court costs if the government doesn't know, or won't say, the amount owed).

Fuck the will of the people I guess.

Can you point to any time in history where the people censoring controversial things were the good guys in the ensuing conflict?

Whether there's "good guys" in a war is debatable. But if you're under the belief that there are good guys in wars, then we can point to basically every war in history.

Censorship during wars was actually the norm in the past. The Spanish influenza didn't originate in Spain, it's just that it was first reported there. Because Spain wasn't a part of WWI. The news in the countries involved in the war were censored and couldn't report on it.

Nazi propaganda was banned in the US and other allied countries in WWII.

People in the American Revolution were publicly tortured (tarred and feathered) for speaking out against the revolutionary government.

Sorry, history just isn't as clean and simple as you might think.

Some are are simply called HOA

That’s actually a classic blunder. If you give everyone rights then that implies that they can be taken away

The hell they are. Getting accused of ANYTHING in America VERY quickly becomes a matter of providing proof that you are innocent. And not having said proof will probably lead to a guilty verdict. Get a GOOD lawyer. Prosecution will basically fuck off if they have nothing but accusations and your defense lawyer is annoying enough to deal with. Otherwise they will waste as much of your time as they have to in order to make you think it won't end until you admit to something you didn't do. They'll even offer to reduce the false charges. Western legal systems are a fucking joke.