Lies bring comfort to the easily led. The registry gives aid and psychological comfort to people that don’t even need it, yet emotional hysteria makes the family unit falsely believe they do.

Exactly!

My observations about the Utah incident:

The fool was on SO probation, and clearly not right in the head. He had no business having contact with children, but did.

Parents apparently didn’t heed the registry and had their children show up at this man’s house anyway.

Analysis: No registry, rule, or law would have stopped this particular man from doing what he did. If it wasn’t Halloween night, it probably would have been while shopping at the grocery store the next day.

This guy will be where he needs to be very soon, and a million other law abiding registrants will likely bear the blame for it.

Wrong. It doesn’t give parents an “informed decision,” it gives them a forced perspective rooted in fear and hate. It’s shaming and vilification by proxy. It’s no different from the Romans parading Jesus through the streets before his trial – to demoralize, shame and dis empower. .

The registry coddles parental privilege to the extreme.

It might be safe to assume that particular person may have mental issues. But of course they’ll conflate it to ALL registrants. That’s how you sell news and gain advertisers.

Since registrants were not allowed to pass out candy, we can conclude this was done by someone not on the registry. Keeping children safe huh?

https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-police-halloween-candy-trick-or-treat

It was in most major Utah news outlets. You can google it.

Talk about ruining it for everybody.