@Eugene

So many homeless people are those released from jails and prisons for all sorts of crimes. If it had not been for my Mom and Dad, I would probably be dead by now.
When you get released, they give you a bus ticket home and a kick in the butt. If you have no one and no money, other than a miracle, you are pretty much screwed. Throw being an “EX” sex offender in the mix and you are extra special screwed.
There are a lot of homeless camps around my area and every time they start causing the place to look trashy or someone reports them, they get kicked out and all their stuff is bulldozed over and no trespass signs are put up.
And I cannot blame those who complain, as homeless living in the woods right next to your neighborhood brings down the value of your house.
It is a catch 22 because if everyone spent just 24 hours being homeless, maybe there would be some change. There is a road I drive past once a week and there are two homeless woman who live along a main road fence. In the 7 months they have live there, every time I drive past, they have new items they found somewhere like dressers, that someone threw out, grocery baskets, and even filing cabinets.

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No actually it says no dateing sites and since they can take and go through your cell phone at any time if a dateing site number comes up your toast but thanks for helping

@Up
I guess probation has changed since I was on it over 20 years ago. I went to nightclubs, (And church LOL) theme parks, parks, nature trails and went on dating sites. I was sort of a Don Juan for a while. Then, like you said, we got shut down.

Anybody with a smart phone can snap a photo of us and find out our past with the swipe of a finger. Our past should stay in the past unless we are doing something wrong. The registry is a restriction which is 100% related to punishment regardless of how much they try and justify it is not punitive.

I have not dated in about 10 years and it has always been very lonely. But I do things to keep busy like working on projects in the garage while listening to music.

You can try telephone dating. It does exist. I can’t speak to the quality of the people however. Use your best judgement like with anything else.

Will you also be issuing a shadow report that homeless registrants are more harshly affected by the registry requirements as they have to report more often and many lack a way to get to the police station every month. Also I would mention that the state keeps people on the list even after they move out of state making the registry a bloated misguided false tool that really doesn’t keep anyone safe also point out how this whole process is prop up by Jag Payne grants that give the states the incentive to carry on this bad faith behavior by keeping even dead people on it. I would also point out the only way off the list is a pardon, that is the only way for a “punishment” to be forgiven and there is no standard procedure to see if you get off.

Are they performing chemical castration, which is reversable after treatments are stopped or physical castrations which cannot be reversed?

I know over in some middle Eastern countries they still cut off people’s hands for stealing. My question on that is, after their hand gets cut off and then later the accuser said they lied about the person stealing from then because they were angry, how do you make that right?

Just sayin. For purposes like that they are allowed. It’s only for E.D. Purposes that they are not allowed. They’re thinking is if you have an E.D. Issue and can’t take meds for it you won’t be able to attack no one. It’s stupid thinking just like in Texas where they think castration will stop someone from being able to harm anyone , like penile penetration is the only way harm can be done.

That seems unconstitutional. For me, I have to take cialis for urinary retention and high blood pressure, not ED. Several doctors have concurred in this diagnosis and prescription.