After considering the information from KCTV. The Mayor and council had determined that doxing which is the publishing of private information for the purposes of bullying is dangerous to the individual and there families so should be considered a crime. The law is specifically targeted at any government employees. But the comments on Mayor Lucas are saying if it applies to them it should apply to anyone else. So they are drawing up a law to make it illegal. It is expected to be drawn up and no doubt will pass. If this happens I don’t see how any court in the country can say the registry is not punishment. They would first have to challenge the legality of this law. If doxing is a crime so is the registry. Do away with the registry and you also do away with residence restrictions. Problem solved.

It just seems to me that a win against a single county would have a domino effect on other counties that could be knocked down simply with a letter, as Janice Belucci showed in California. Am I wrong?

I can’t say that I foresaw that. I was shocked when the first “residency restrictions” “law” was passed. I couldn’t believe such a thing could happen in America. But obviously I was naive, given that actual, legal racial segregation existed when I was born and was very active. And America has a full, complete, sordid history of such hate and stupidity.

Anyway, the Registries are war. Decent, moral people don’t support Registries. The “people” who do are enemies of all decent, moral Americans. They should always be treated as such.

I’ve promised myself that if I’m ever arrested for anything related to the Registries, even if it is my fault (such as the recent case reported where the guy just forgot a check-in), I’m going to very seriously retaliate. I’ve promised myself that their arrest won’t be worth it for anyone. This is the way it must be. It is moral and right. I keep promises to myself.

These criminal regimes need to be praying daily that they don’t arrest me. They need to ensure it. If every single person who is Registered adopted that, things would look differently. The time to tolerate the Registries ended long ago.

It is this vagueness that helps to win lawsuits against these counties. Most of these counties do not have the legal talent such as what you might find in Miami or Gainesville or other areas of our state. My experience is that I know more about the laws pertaining to people on the sex offense registry than the county lawyers do, who advise the local politicians.

I had a conversation a few months ago with one of our experienced attorneys in this area who said that almost all of these smaller counties have sex offense ordinances that could be taken down so easily but it is the money that it would take to bring on these lawsuits.

Such an arrest would not be a stretch at all. As FAC reported a few months ago,

“One particularly disturbing recent arrest was in Brevard County, where a man was arrested for violating their 1000 foot proximity ordinance. His arrest form reads, ‘On Saturday, 03 August 2019, at approximately 0832 hours, I received a call from Deputy Ouellette, who informed me that Mr. XXXX XXXX XXXX (Arrestee) was eating breakfast at the Burger King located at 380 East Merritt Island Causeway, Merritt Island, Brevard County, Florida, and this property is within 1,000 feet of a tennis court.’ Essentially he was eating breakfast too close to a tennis court located inside the Fitness Club Merritt Island.”