Yeeeeeah. It don’t matter. I’ve wrote responses and answers to my own replies. It’s all about spreading knowledge.

That’s not me. I’m me. I think. Hard to tell these days.

Logue is everywhere, I can tell by his writing style. Glad to still have you here, Derek.

@Jacob. You can never say never anymore, even when common sense tells you it’s not.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/brevard-county-sheriff-sued-for-wheel-of-fugitive-defamation/ar-AA16UOTT?pc=U531&cvid=1177f242e0824d6b925f37181e2523b8

Jacob
here is something now in Iowa
trying the same thing the feds did

https://www.legis.iowa.gov/legislation/BillBook?ba=HF77&ga=90

I’ve been doing that informally since last summer. I create a bookmark in my browser each time I see a news article regarding sex offenses or Amber alerts. I just wanted to get an idea as to the number of recidivist vs first time offenses there are. My intention is to have some evidence for later use in legislative discussions.

I’ve not done a deep dive into the marked articles so these are only my impressions. I don’t recall news articles about an SO reoffending. It is a sure bet that would be extremely prominent. The same can be said for stranger abductions. Amber alerts seem to be due to some non-custodial relative taking the child.

FAC does an awful lot on a thin budget and even thinner volunteer resources. To do it right would require developing some categorization scheme to produce meaningful statistics. That will take a lot of work. I’ve not done that and have only anecdotal impressions. It is a great idea to chronicle news articles. However a list is merely a list. Data and information are not the same things.

Cherokee Jack and others

here is something that is real…I can bet my life there isn’t 1 registered citizen who dont wake up EVERY morning with some kind of thoughts of being on the registry or former member of the club. that is called PTSD I’m former.18 yrs and I still to this day the thoughts are ALWAYS in my head.
either the knock on the door from LE or a neighbor trying to do some kind of harm or retribution or some new law or legislation to create more drama and PTSD in the head.

Now we know or government pays veterans some not all depending on the degree of the PTSD

here is what I’m driving at there are 1 million members
we ballpark the number of family members and children
Ill go 1/2 so 500.000 (on the lowside)
using the figures of 1.5 million ppl affected by the PTSD
yes children and family members deal with some sort of PTSD from the registry directly or indirectly

a civil suit filed against the the US government for unwarranted PTSD due to harm and threats and anything else a attorney could toss in. 1.5 million cases of PTSD the government created
due to civil rights violations just sayin its proof that the registry hurts more families then it protects

civil suits pay damages more motivation of the person with nothing left in life to come out and stand up

Eugene V. Debs No thank you very much for your thoughts and input on your comment Im older had TBI back in my 20s and the residuals of it are catching up quickly comprehension thought process and seems dementia is not far behind.
dont want to spend my so called last yrs of life in the streets or tent city due to the feds wanting to destroy more life then it intends to save..

Had another thought come to me too. and was wondering the what ifs. war breaks out and now the Gov. says we are low life’s yet when it come time to fight “there” War im sure the younger generation of the registered persons club will be the 1 ones to hit the front lines ,
basically following the same 60s Era of the black man the former 2nd class citizen’s