Comments on: The Dobbs Wire: Who should join the fight against the registry?

By: Steve Chrisman

Steve Chrisman — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 21:40:04 +0000

In reply to Doyle Mc. Texas allows felons to vote, I believe once they are off parole and have successfully completed their obligation.

By: Jm

Jm — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 19:57:27 +0000

In reply to Florida Action Committee. Would a visa really help?

By: Steve Chrisman

Steve Chrisman — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 17:56:35 +0000

In reply to Doyle Mc. Thanks, Doyle Mc. . . sorry to hear of your misfortune, too. God help us all.

By: Florida Action Committee

Florida Action Committee — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 16:56:59 +0000

In reply to Doyle Mc. Try to get a visa. There are individuals who specialize in this.

By: Doyle Mc

Doyle Mc — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 13:13:41 +0000

In reply to Larry. Some states allow felons to vote. Check it out and consider a move if this is that important to you. There is incremental movement being made and someday this nonsense will collapse on itself.

By: Doyle Mc

Doyle Mc — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 13:09:36 +0000

In reply to Steve C. My friend, this one is on Manila. They passed the laws that keep you out. Granted the US has not done anything to disprove the misinformation but this is bigger than just the US. At 60+ years of age I was turned away in Costa Rica with my bride of almost 40 years and we spent the night on the floor of the airport. I cannot imagine the heart ache you must feel over your situation. At least someone save you the cost of the flight and the humiliation of sleeping on the airport floor

By: Steve C

Steve C — Thu, 14 Dec 2017 02:54:01 +0000

In reply to MJ.

Right now, I feel much the same: got denied boarding a flight to Manila to visit my wife and family for Christmas – I’m back working in the not-so-great-state of Texas temporarily (where they never let the truth get in the way of a conviction and a good hanging) – and am now realizing while I lived over there from 2012 to 2016 laws were enacted and I had no idea (until I walked away from DFW last week) how bad it had gotten. Now cannot see my wife or family and she can’t come here. If the haters loathe us so much in the U.S., why do they work so hard at not letting us just leave?

By: MJ

MJ — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 20:14:32 +0000

Don’t waste your time or your breath. The deep state police state is firmly in place and they now have 900,000 suckers/victims to use as an example of full and complete government control over any group of people they deem necessary to want to isolate and control. Pretty soon, it’ll be all of us. The police and bureaucracies and all these stupid f**king “task forces” that entrap people in their little sting operations are getting militarized and more powerful by the day to the point where NONE of us even stand a chance. And it continues to boggle my mind that we actually think that we can win this “game” by using their own court system that THEY ESTABLISHED and rigged in their favor to be used against them to gain our rights back. It’s like a mouse who’s caught dead on in a mouse trap, and thinks he can use that same mouse trap to gain his freedom. Forget it people. We allowed the government to get so big and out of control and now we’re paying the price for it. It’s over. GAME….OVER. Live with the fact that you’re going to be registered and controlled for life. No amount of activism, whining, complaining, rioting, lawsuiting, motion filing, lawyering, whatever, is gonna over turn or change any of this sh*t. We’re screwed for life. Just deal with it. Or go jump off a bridge. Those are our only two choices. Fighting back is only going to cause the powers that be to laugh at us and think our efforts are….”cute”. Until we understand that hundreds of years ago, ostracized and oppressed people groups would’ve either defied the unfair laws against them and refused to follow them, or just outright riot (see Braveheart) then any other measley effort on our part is just a waste of time. Imagine if all 900,000 of us got unified in one accord and refused to follow the ridiculous laws made against us. That would be something to behold. And if a group was willing to start that effort, I’d join it. But until then, I’m telling you, nothing else will work. We will be laughed at and further criticized.

By: Iservedmytym

Iservedmytym — Wed, 13 Dec 2017 04:15:16 +0000

We are not in a position to raise our voices and organize publicly in the same way as other groups for sure retaliation againt us our spouses and even our children we are the best target for political gain and t.v. rating. Everyone knows the best opponent is one that can’t fight back.

By: Doyle Mc Alister

Doyle Mc Alister — Tue, 12 Dec 2017 23:22:43 +0000

You can educate ignorance but there is no cure for stupid and especially stubborn stupid. Politicians would rather spend more tax dollars that promote laws they craft so as to appear tough on crime or at the very least vote for those others write so as not to appear soft on crime, than they would to be intellectually honest and just admit the registration laws seemed like a good idea at the time but in reality they just did not accomplish the intended goal. The facts are out there and they truth is the laws have caused more damage to innocents (family and friends) and the punishment does not in most cases fit the crime. Watch Colorado closely