Although sex offenders are not specifically mentioned in this video, it is still very enlightening. Fining people to finance local governments happens all over America and is rampant in Florida. My son was cited and fined for sitting on the back of a park bench instead of on the seat. The letter from the municipality threatened to suspend his drivers license if he didn’t pay the $53 fine. The case went to a judge and thank God he had some common sense and threw the citation out!

Unfortunately, debtor’s prison is alive and well in Florida. Just ask anyone who can’t pay their child support. In the same way putting someone in jail for not paying it takes away their ability to pay it, restricting sex offenders so tightly that we can’t find a place to live or get a job takes away our ability to become productive members of society. But, as I have said before, people – especially lawmakers, just don’t care.

Sorry guys – here’s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjpmT5noto
it’s been updated in the article too

You are spot-on with that assessment. Since Florida prisons are only at about 90% capacity right now, there is room for about 15,000 more inmates. As the House Chairman said at last year’s legislative session, “We got the beds.”

I have to agree with Matthew. There is nothing after the HBO commercial unless you are on autoplay, then you get this: Crosswind difficulties – winter 2013/14.

It comes after the commercial