Registry proponents that “want to know” actually have no right to exploit someone’s privacy just to gain a false sense of synthetic safety. You simply cannon reason with these types, much less win over “hearts and minds.”

They are very much like the Covid deniers right before death. It’s painful for their egos to accept they were wrong. People like this are only capable of experiencing humility when they’re close to death.

It is never right no matter what color you are, what religion you are, or what path from which you’ve repented!

These disrespectful ones will eventually be shown disrespect, themselves!

That was demonstrated in a sheriff’s race up here (Georgia) a couple years ago. One candidate owns the polygraph firm up here and was running neck-and-neck with his opponent, according to polls at the time. He primarily ran on crime prevention, specifically and frequently referencing his polygraph “service” to demonstrate his supposed capability to prevent crime. He was soundly beaten (65-35), and I’m sure the friends and family members of that county’s registry population (most still on probation and subjected to his “service”) accounted for a significant chunk of the difference between the late campaign polls and the election outcome.