CherokeeJack

Is making love to a computer screen a misdemeanor or felony? Well I did kiss my phone while I was on FaceTime with my girlfriend last night. Oh shoot I better register I engaged in intimacy last night with a woman.

James

I notice that in all stories. I will see one on the space program and comments are open to all. Then something that is controversial like about a high ranking official being arrested, and the exact same poster as the last article will not allow comments.

This was explained very well in the movie A few good men. The statement was “You can’t handle the truth”. (I am using it towards the sensitive boys and girls from the media staff who live in their Mother’s basements still)

What exactly does that statement mean? I’m curious to know.

It reminds me of Senator Book a paid Florida Senator doesn’t have the guts to have a civil debate with those whom have a different opinion. I’m tired of this kind of representation and wish people would push back. Representatives who can’t can’t engage in a civil conversation with those they disagree shouldn’t be in politics.

Paul

Your comment made me think of something. People listed as sex offenders can be someone who raped 20 people over their lifetime or someone who just looked at porn on their computer.

So some lady looks at the registry and sees the guy is listed as a sex offender but she doesn’t really know the extent of his charges.
So with that information, what is the guy going to do, break into her house and make love to her computer screen?

The article doesn’t seem balanced and would be arguably factually in error. There seems to be no effort to get another point of view on the proposed legislation, either from the senator, or other groups that might support it. I am also skeptical of the characterization of law professor Paul Cassel being a leading researcher on criminal and civil justice issues, at least when it comes to sexual crime and recidivism. There are numerous other authoritative voices out there that would strongly disagree with Mr. Cassell’s assertion that the current registry is working fine as is. Perhaps a follow up more substantive article would be appropriate.

The fact that media outlets (notice I did not call them a news organization) feel content writing complete journalistic garbage shocks the conscience. There are high school journalism students that can write better articles. I wouldn’t be surprised if Mr. Cassell was the one that reached out to them with a pre-written piece. This should be under the Opinions section, not many facts here to read.

Paul Cassell knows everything that we know. He just has a different angle on it.

G

The Senator is Mike Kennedy and I hope he doesn’t cave into public opinion. Registrant is better than SO, at least it doesn’t imply we are still committing sex offenses.

And finally someone who is actually doing something about our situation and not someone who is trying to make something worse.
Cheers to this senator. Let us see what kind of push back they get.