Hey Cherokee let’s not forget the idiots that seem to think people accused of a sex crime don’t get any time in prison. I get so sick of hearing “oh they rape a kid and get slapped on the wrist “. That’s what leads to vigilantes

Somehow they will twist this around and end up making these laws retroactive. Back in the 90s they were talking about revoking gain time for those with a sex offense. Soon after I was released, they changed the law to having to do 85% of your prison sentence.
I did like 45% of mine. Would have been less but got into a fight and got sent to lock up for 30 days.

There are at least several life circumstances for PFR’s that can be directly compared to pre-Holocaust days. And, I’ll bet most folks back in the early to mid-30’s didn’t ultimately expect a Holocaust. History does, in fact, repeat itself often.

“It’s not a matter of if they re-offend,” Book said. “It’s a matter of when they re-offend, and the reality is, we’re not doing anything in the penal system to handle … these types of offenders.”

https://www.wptv.com/news/state/here-are-the-new-laws-beginning-oct-1-in-florida

Honestly I feel like we registrants are like Native Americans. People assume that we’re savages and will reoffend. They create special living areas away from civilization and expect us to follow draconian laws without us so much as having a voice. You get the idea.

Education, it’s true that this quote was reported by news outlets. To put it in context, Sen Book was referring to a specific type of sexual crime in news reports on the new law making the death penalty available as a possible punishment for that type of crime.

Can you give us the source or link for her comment?

EVD:
Florida has been chasing registrants out of their state for years. People on the registry have been resettling in other states so they have less hassles.

Not at all to compare our situation to the Holocaust, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they rounded us all up on trains and sent us to the desert and made to live in colonies away from society.
We already are considered outcasts. We are banned from doing, saying and enjoying so many things, I think people on probation don’t even have to comply with. I almost got arrested once when I had a flat tire in front of a school.
The resource officer came out and asked if I was ok, then for some reason ran my tag. He about flipped out because I had pulled into the school lot. I said should I have left my vehicle in the middle of a two lane road with nowhere to pull over? He wanted me to drive on the rim down the road but I refused and told him I did not have $200 for a new rim.
Luckily just then the tow truck guy showed up and replaced the tire for me and I was able to go on my way. (I know how to change a tire but have back problems and no way I could have done it without severe pain)