brandon

Yeah I saw that story and was like W T F……………

A Former Tennessee Deputy repeatedly raped a 14 year old girl. He won’t be put on the registry, so how is that protecting children from someone who is a true threat? I’ll have to find the link otherwise I may as well be go into media.

And forgot to add, I looked at the comments people were leaving on the story and there was not shortage of praise for his death because of being a registered citizen. (They are not as nice as my description)

In other news, Fast food worker get house arrest for killing a sex offender.

In a twist, I did not know the guy was listed as an offender until the end of the story, they kind of threw it in there in the last line. It is usually the head line like the one I made above. Never seen that before it is always the headline.

And the person called the worker the”N” word but still not enough to kill someone. And the worker probably had no idea the guy was a registrant.

Another thing, I looked the guy up, still on the registry but marked deceased. So FAC is correct that even death does not remove you.

https://www.clickorlando.com/news/florida/2022/03/08/florida-dunkin-worker-sentenced-to-house-arrest-for-fatal-punch-of-customer/

The dumb issue with residency restrictions is that no such restrictions existed prior to the existence of the registry. Which means there was no cause for such alarm in the first place. It’s made up to scare people. It gets politicians the votes they want. People old enough to remember a time before the registry like to pretend there’s always been one.