To kind of nicely counter that, most people already have murderers, theives, robbers, car jackers and other criminals and ex-offenders on their streets and do not care as long as they are left alone.
We are known as the scourge of America and many would not flinch or shed a single tear if we were to be executed in mass.
And there is already a murder registry in Florida but it is made private only for law enforcement. There is also an animal abuse registry in some Florida areas and cops do not go to their houses to check on compliance.
I have had several serious incidents at my home from neighbors and distant neighbors and police won’t come, they just make me do an online report which I had to do a few months back when someone pretended to be a cop and attempted to get me to come meet them somewhere. I said “Naw bro, come get me, I will be ready for ya”. Cherokee Strong!

Of course, on the bright side (a side that I rarely see), as more and more registries get created, those who must register as sex offenders would not be subject to as much public ridicule and hatred. Being on a registry would become more of the norm.

@Facts

Just think and dwell on this idea. If they started putting every crime on some sort of registry, the entire United states (That is funny typing that as we are NOT united) would be burned to the ground. That is why they have not moved forward with more registries. (My opinion)
I googled this from the internet so only going by the citation given: “One in three American adults have been arrested or convicted of a crime at some point in their lives”.

@Skip

“But I have been told to be thankful I have a roof over my head.”

Slaves also had roofs over their heads. They were also made to feel “thankful” and docile by making them believe “things could be worse.”

When anyone is “forced” or enticed with a type of come on than it is unjust and unbalanced in many prospective. Many should know right from wrong . Their are moral standards to everything. Even due process is a moral standard. Using the “its for public safety” clause is to justify their unethical actions.

Are we living in North Korea? Sometimes it seems like it, at least for some citizens of the “Supposed” greatest country in the world.

Yes. We have been the guinea pigs whose registry requirement was easily justifiable to the public, to keep the masses from panicking about privacy violations, etc. It will now be easier to start sneaking in other types of registries, from both the legal and the practical perspectives. And AI will enforce them.

https://snr.flhealthresponse.com/

Here is a better link to the story that explains more.

https://www.thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/2023/12/florida-to-launch-special-persons-registry-next-week-to-help-cops-treat-disabled-people-better/

@Eugene

I’d have to agree w/you on a verdict in her favor here since it is Federal.

You’re not alone Skip. I feel the same as you. One day at a time…….