Let me make this crystal clear:

WE. DON’T. OWE. ANYONE. ANYTHING.

We served our time. That’s it. If they aren’t directly tied to us personally, don’t give them jack squat.

My degree is professional aeronautics. Minori g in Aviation Safety.

I graduated from NAA Clearwater with my Powerplant certification and earned 98 credit hours at ERAU. However, I had a friend who was barred from graduation after a background check.

I want people to be aware that ERAU conducts a second background check before students are allowed to participate in commencement. Enrolling in classes and informing the Sheriff’s Office may not be an issue, but what happens if you complete the program and then are prevented from walking at graduation because of that final check?

I’d be interested in discussing this further sometime, Machiavelli. My goal was to complete a Bachelor’s degree in Aviation Maintenance Management. Back in 2016, my probation officer fully supported me taking online classes. Since 2019, though, ERAU seems to have changed its policies. For me, it has become a costly investment with uncertain outcomes. I may still be able to participate in graduation with legal assistance, but that would involve additional expenses as well.

Good thing I’ve already attained my degrees from other institutions

I am a graduate of Embry Riddle. I graduated back in 2011, before I was forced to register. I have been wanting to go back and complete my Master’s degree online but I fear they won’t let me take any classes.

So we’re “victims of the registry” because “survivors whined.”

Reminds me of a question we received from a county commissioner during a public hearing: “Do you consider yourself a victim?”

We might want to think through our message a little more carefully.

@jack

“The monkey didn’t do anything wrong” yet the other monkeys sensed he was a threat to their established order.

It’s not the aggressive monkey’s fault they are the way they are. They got those evolutionary traits honest. People, on the other hand, are programmed what to feel, think and believe by repetitive media propaganda and herd mentality.

Humans are supposed to be evolved enough to weigh individual circumstances with critical thinking, yet we revert to tribalism to revel in mob justice. It doesn’t matter what the public thinks “we deserve.” State and religion should remain seperate just like not applying emotion when weighing justice. The constitution only works when it’s applied equally, not circumvented when deemed. necessary to answer the people’s emotional pleas.

Do you actually think we’re not being vcitimized by the registry and all the subsequent restrictions it entails? All because of a handful of high profile cases the media latched onto, then those survivors whined and fell right into the hands of the lawamakers.

The public simply does not reserve the right to believe what “we deserve.” It’s not up to them. However, they’ve been brainwashed into believing they do.

The registry is a failed concept. Not only does it not work, it victimizes those forced to be on it.

You’re legally obligated to inform school officials of your status as a registrant. If you don’t and WHEN they find out you can be charged with a felony. And since they’ve barred registrants from even attending I don’t think you have to worry about wasting years there because you won’t be attending school there at all