Yes, this was a comment that even in the last few days, i have changed my mind a bit on. If criminal justice reform is to be the issue at large, we most definitely need to be a part of that.

I find your post thoughtful. But I don’t think it is right.

There doesn’t have to be a “what about us?” question because there is no “us”. Us is them. The $EX Offender Registries (Hit List) are just yet another part of the out-of-control, nanny big government (NBG) that is running an idiotic, illegal, and immoral incarceration business, all throughout America. The Hit Lists do not stand apart from the rest of NBG’s criminality. It is just one more harassment scheme that they created and are expanding as much as they can, in order to grow their business and brand. Their law enforcement criminals (LECs) are right there cheering it all on and trying it grow it as large as possible.

The Hit Lists are part of this movement. They are part of BLM. Nanny big government (NBG) is too big. NBG is out-of-control. NBG’s enforcers, a.k.a. the LECs, are out-of-control. All of it needs to be defunded, reduced, made less capable of harm, and neutralized.

I don’t know the facts, but it certainly appears to me that most of the people who have been attacked and murdered by law enforcement, have committed crimes before. They have been customers of the incarceration business. NBG loves encouraging those people to commit crimes and once a person has, that person is a customer that they don’t want to lose. NBG is going to do what they can to keep that customer coming back again and again. They do murder some of their customers every once in a while.

When a person is listed on the Hit List, that person is just another customer. I expect you know that people of color are disproportionately represented on the Hit Lists. Why would that possibly be? Because it’s part of the incarceration business. Those people of color who are listed are part of this movement. And I guarantee you that they are much more likely to be murdered by law enforcement than anyone else.

This country belongs to us – all people who believe in actual freedom and limited government. It is time to take the country back.

Great article. Lots of good information and food for thought for newspaper letters input.

https://jacobinmag.com/2020/06/sex-offender-registries-mass-incarceration

Debi

I agree with everything that JJJJ posted. I would add If you know of others who share your opinions encourage them to get involved. No matter if it’s Standing up; Speaking up; or organizing groups to mobilize in state capitals. 25 years of this modern day slavery based on lies and fear has been going on long enough.

Amen, Will Allen! … Silence and Inaction = Consent!

Except I don’t call it a hit list.
I call it a Government Blacklist.
It is what fascists, and other control nuts, have used for centuries.

I need a Lauren Barbie Book parody. Only thing I got is no hanky panky cause I’m Barbie Miss entitled cause what I say is always right. I got Florida on its knees and they will do what I please!! So stop fighting and massage my feet.

If you call yourself a “sex offender”, or allow others to, you’ll likely always get less than others. Anyone who allows the Registry Hit List to be inflicted upon them without retaliating, is going to get a lot of immoral harassment.

Don’t accept it. Don’t accept lesser pay. Change and move. If you have to, create your own employment and be your own boss. The bottom line is to not accept it.

Also, the Hit List is naturally worthless. But people who are forced to be listed on it need to ensure that it is a lot worse than just worthless. Very few Registry Supporters/Terrorists are getting $$$ or anything else of value from the Hit List, but all good Americans need to ensure that the Hit List costs as much as possible, in time, money, morale, empathy, everything. The Hit Lists must cost and have consequences.