Anonymous

I know we are not allowed to compare ourselves to those suppressed in the Holocaust.

I know we are not allowed to compare ourselves with those during slavery, and even those after slavery.

I know we are not allowed to compare ourselves like the Native Americans (My own people)

But when do we become a suppressed people? We did our time, and most of were accountable for our actions by serving our time, but the courts just won’t let it go and punish us every day past our sentences, yet they deny there is ANY punishment, affliction, suppression or even danger to ourselves and our families by being on a public sex offenders list with photos, addresses and more.

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The lake is private with no access to those who do not live on it. I can see it from my window but I cannot go to it. If I had to move because of it, the LAKE would have to move, however, I am sure the lake has been around for hundreds of years longer than me.

You may scream from the highest FLA bldg the facts, but they don’t want to hear that narrative FAC speaks. They know it already. They have blinders on to which they run with scissors. They are proving the science does not matter even when proving correct, unless it fits their narrative. However, it still needs to be part of the discussion continually hammered by FAC, et al regardless.

Unless livable acres are zoned residential and allowed for living, it is on livable by category, not reality. If it can be lived on, then the gent should zone it, build on it, then rent or sell it to those who will want it. Other than, he should be quiet. You shouldn’t be able to zone one out of an area given the Civil Rights history in this country.

How much does the lake positively impact you @CherokeeJack? In all facets as I wrote above, how does it help you? When you know them, this is what elected officials need to know to stop this bill.

How is your life on the pond? I ask because there are therapeutic health reasons for living on water, whether it is a a river, creek, pond, lake, or even the ocean (including the gulf). It is medicinal in nature and people usually are calmer near water, more tranquil, relaxed. By eliminating this very part of nature from the human lifecycle, they are removing a very important part of medical reasoning for living near such a source. They are looking to increase the stress levels of PFRs.

You can look up online, encourage all FLA PFRs and their family/friends, the benefits of this very fact. It benefits all humans, not just PFRs. This very fact needs to be spread in the fight against this very bill. Ask those who are considering this in the halls of FLA the legislature, remove yourself from the same environment and see how you feel in all aspects of your life. It will change and it won’t be for the better.

Swimming pools offer a different benefit than natural water sources such as those above, but they are just as beneficial. Look this up as well.

Yes. He clearly didn’t understand the bill. Water is everywhere and so is uninhabitable land.

Yea, the guy that said there’s 22 million acres that are liveable, I yelled at my phone and said “most of that is forest” lol

What law makers do not understand is that adding more and more restrictions on those NOT reoffending only convolutes the registry.

My prediction, and I am sad to say, is this is going to pass unless the above stats are driven home repeatedly. We need to be contacting Representatives, Gotlieb, Skidmore, Bartleman, Lopez and Hart.

Lastly the guy from Justice Alliance may have been correct in claiming 22 million Acres are livable, he was not practical, as most of that land is either not zoned for residential, has no roads, water, power etc.

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