Comments on: Appellate Brief Filed in Miami-Dade SORR Case

By: Florida Action Committee

Florida Action Committee — Thu, 16 May 2019 12:15:55 +0000

All – I think it’s an insensitive and uninformed comparison to make – I appreciate the dialogue but lets end this debate.

By: obvious answers

obvious answers — Thu, 16 May 2019 11:29:00 +0000

In reply to Tearful Eagle.

Tearful Eagle I am sure the Jews in Germany thought they were a far cry from it until it happened as well. Is it that we are not close or is it that because we are in denial that it can really be happening? Ever hear the story of the frog in the water? Keep turning the heat up gradually and it will eventually boil to death, so acclimated to its fate it forgets to jump out of the pot.
Lets compare the situations:
1st We already have public registry’s for vigilantism.
2nd many states already have civil incarceration
3rd most have residency restrictions
4th. employment and education restrictions.
5th.public shaming and harassment
6th. forced live gps monitoring paid for by the registrant,
7th. forced travel restrictions and barriers
8th. forced confessions using lie detectors and coercion in many states
9th. forced confiscation and allowing of search and seizures of property in many states
10th. Guam and other states have been reviewing using electrocution and castration and medical experimentation.
11th most cases are retro active and for life
12th. many penalty’s are insult to injury forced to be paid for by the registrant themselves. with ever increasing penalty’s and cost.
13th. forced homelessness
14th. forced marriage restrictions and separations.
15th. almost all rights and privileges of citizenship are removed for life.
16th. for life considered guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of crimes never committed. Have a spouse from anouther country? Dont expect to ever see them. You cant leave and they no longer return even if they had their paperwork before ever meeting you.
17th. a regular propaganda campaign used on all forms of media to continually shame,harass,demean, and dehumanize you so that no one
18th because you are restricted from employment and education and housing you are also restricted from proper medical treatment and care.

And did I mention these are just off the top of the head? .. The only comparison we dont have yet is the gas chambers. Maybe five years for that considering it took less then 20 for all the rest?

By: Tim

Tim — Thu, 16 May 2019 11:06:27 +0000

You can’t live within 2500 feet of school,playground etc. Or 1000feet from a bus stop but yet can leave at 6:00am. When kids are going to be at those same bus stops and on there way to the schools ,playgrounds etc.but can’t have a home thats within 2500 feet of a school even though curfew is10:00pm when the school is closed but it can get worse. I am homeless living in my work truck my wife lives in a motel which I can’t stay at due to a bus stop. I was going over there everyday to get a shower, eat a meal , stretch out on a bed to get a little real sleep. And spend time with my wife. Well someone found out I’m a registered citizen called probation said they were someone else and that I was there and her daughter was sitting in my lap. None of which was true. But probation went out to “investigate” found the person the caller said they were she informed them that her daughter don’t talk to me nor do I talk to her and she has never sat in my lap.and that yes she and her husband knew of my status well probation decided because the kids use the grass in the middle of the2 rows of motel rooms I could no longer go there because kids “congregate ” in that area. So now I’m only allowed to go to my wife’s at 7:00 pm and can only stay till 7:30 to take a shower nothing else I can’t even walk out dog behind the motel. I asked my officer to change my curfew on sat night to midnight and change her new rule to include being able to go to my wife’s at 9:00or 10:00 at night till 11:30 pm when the kids would all be inside giving me time with my wife and eliminating the issue of the kids. of course she said NO so it shows me it has nothing to do with the kids just control

By: Tearful Eagle

Tearful Eagle — Wed, 15 May 2019 13:42:28 +0000

In reply to Phys Ed. As someone who has been to the concentation camps in Germany, i think we are a far cry away from that. I am not minimizing out plight but that comparison is a stretch. That being said it may time to peacefully dump the tea in the harbour. It took MLK a long time to accomplish his goals through peaceful demonstration. Eventually Good will always triumph over wrong doings. Psalms 2 pretty much spells it out.

By: obvious answers

obvious answers — Wed, 15 May 2019 06:18:07 +0000

and since 1997 when it started matters have only progressively gotten worse.3 states plus Guam want to implement castration and electrocution therapy..many states are incarcerating people because the state has punished them into homelessness.the government is blocking your ability to escape persecution to other countrys.do you want to wait and see which gas chamber you will be pushed into? do you continue to walk passively into your cattle cars ?..think folks..only one way to save your lives and that is not by our choice but what has been thrust on us by tyranny.

By: Phys Ed

Phys Ed — Wed, 15 May 2019 05:15:44 +0000

Reading the apellant’s brief in this case and the strictures they are under, I am beginning to understand the reasoning of Shakespear’s characters when they advocated killing all the lawyers to make a more perfect world. The 11th circuit judges in my opinion are as bad as the Nazi Nuremburg judges upholding the vile Nuremburg laws of the Third Reich in that they always upheld whatever the government wanted, no matter how unthinkable the outcomes might be to common sense and universally held values of mankind. Former sex offenders have for the last two decades are the new Jews in our nation’s increasing Nazification.
All I can see is that all this legal gobbledygook is more important than providing real justice to anyone in these times.

By: Joe123

Joe123 — Wed, 15 May 2019 03:53:59 +0000

Unless the state can Prove that all of these hundreds of people have been verified to be an immediate and constant threat, then the state has NO right to banish these people.

Of course, if they were an immediate and constant threat then they likely still would have been incarcerated.

By: DS

DS — Tue, 14 May 2019 20:21:52 +0000

In reply to DS. Several of the people at the railroad tracks are back in prison one of them is back in prison for having a dirty urine for pot. Three more years ! Tell me how to justify the money the State of Florida is paying to house him for 3 years for smoking pot. Makes no sense to me !

By: Jacob

Jacob — Tue, 14 May 2019 19:35:28 +0000

In reply to Tearful Eagle. My understanding is that it’s a restriction on where they spend the night. A few of them own homes that they are free to return to during the day. None of which makes sense, as you point out.

By: JZ

JZ — Tue, 14 May 2019 19:30:51 +0000

I’m so glad this case is proceeding. I recently visited Miami and was appalled by the contrast between rich and poor. Some areas resemble third-world $hith0les. I only wish SCOTUS would man-up and decide Gundy!