URGENT CALL TO ACTION – STOP FLORESCENT GREEN LICENSE PLATES

139 thoughts on “URGENT CALL TO ACTION – STOP FLORESCENT GREEN LICENSE PLATES”

• David in Cali

  April 26, 2023

  OMG!! 😳😲 WTF! 😖😠
  This is absolutely un-fking-believable!!

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• Reformed

  April 26, 2023

  I can see a lot of issues with this. Cars and homes now being easily targeted by vigilantes. Green plate you already know who they are. Are insurance carriers going to insure us. At what rate? If at all. Spouses, children, friends who have access to our cars. Can Florida be responsible, for any act of violence or possibly death? I can see Florida opening up an entire can of worms of possible lawsuits.

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• Steve

  April 26, 2023

  This woman, with her a vigilante idea(s), is going to give an account to God for the seemingly clear victims that she is going to create in trying to get this passed. This law is going to get someone on the registry killed. She is a victim of sexual assault. I don’t think her or her dad can see clearly to suggest or pass any constitutional law because of the retribution they want to continually invoke. She couldn’t see clearly on how to speak up when the years of abuse happened. Her father couldn’t see clearly when the years of abuse was happening. So how are they all of a sudden able to see clearly in suggesting and passing any kind of Constitutional law that is equal, just, fair, balanced, of sound mind? I’m sorry Lauren that you became a victim. But you can’t see clearly on this subject. You should recuse yourself from these types of laws. Jurors get removed all the time because of these same concerns. You should removed too. Out of pity for Lauren, legislators will probably just vote yes.

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• Derek W. Logue of OnceFallen.com

  April 26, 2023

  I say let it pass, then wait for a USF alum with a USF vanity tag, someone who bought the Tampa Bay Estuary” tag, or a state worker driving a commercial “Apportioned IRP” or Fleet tags, gets shot to death for having a green car tag.

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  • Derit

    April 26, 2023

    Has the ACLU been contacted yet?

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  • Pariah.001

    April 27, 2023

    I have teenage kids who drive my cars. It’s not ok if one of them get shot to death and neither is it ok for a person driving any vehicle with a similarly colored tag to be shot to death. That’s a terribly irresponsible comment. I know you have. Every reason to hate that woman after what they did to you. But there are literally teenage children’s lives that will put in harms way. None of this is OK.

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• JoeM

  April 26, 2023

  Oh, looks like I picked a good time to move to Georgia. I will give you folks a little heads up. When you move, if the LA is saying that they don’t have to remove your Internet information and that they will not. The only thing you can say, is that those Internet identifiers are “in active“ which means that you’re not using them anymore. At least that’s what the somewhat less than competent if the LA person told me the other day. Of course, he also said that they don’t send out any information regarding these Internet, identifiers to anyone, image of the point of kind of denying that they give them to people like Facebook upon request every week. Of course, we know that to be faults as typically it takes Facebook about three or four days to figure out who you are. Georgia does not collect Internet identifier information, but, this guy kind of implied that you would have some kind of liability if you said that you’re not using those in the fires, even though you’re not required to maintain any kind of registration in Florida. One other thing. Even though I gave Florida the address where I was going to be residing for a couple of months in Georgia, all they put on the , Florida website was the county name. I am currently gathering my court documents so that I can petition to be removed from the registry in Georgia. What that may mean is that the only thing on the Florida registry will be an old entry saying that I’m somewhere in a county where I’m actually no longer residing. After Georgia, my next mission will obviously be to tell the feds that it’s been 25 years come 2025 and that they need to remove me from their little SORNA and issue me a passport without any special markings on it. I’m not holding my breath, but who knows?

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• JB

  April 26, 2023

  Done. Every individual listed has been emailed, and Senator Book was sent one with a more personalized message included, all respectful, begging for a broader, non-biased look at what is being proposed here.

  I have enough anxiety working as a freelance event worker, wondering if I’ll be denied entry to a venue I’m working or if security will kick me out and or ban me.

  Oh and also people in my industry, some I barely know, who are horrible individuals, and have made a name for themselves that everyone in the industry knows, apparently in a jealous rage to bring others down, sit at home and google other freelancers/techs and of course for me, there’s an instant jackpot that’s easily found, and then outed me on social media groups.

  I’ve been very fortunate that for the most part, my business has been unaffected, but there are now some “poisoned pills” as I call them, out there and have already encountered one that told me not to ever address them again. Didn’t bother to ask any questions or find out what my very ridiculous story was of how I’ve ended up in this cluster.

  So yeah, let’s add even more stress and anxiety to people who are not re-offending, minding their own business, contributing to society, paying takes, supporting the economy, by introducing more sanctions and chances for severe harm and damage to their livelihood and property.

  Not to mention the taxpayer burden when policy response activity goes up on vandalized vehicles, plus the taxpayer expense of printing new licenses AND tags. Then insurance claims to fix/replace vandalized vehicles that will likely drive up premium costs and eventually could even lead to cancelations of our policies altogether. All the while, no one is any safer in the end.

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