GA: Madison County woman fires gun to ‘send message’ to sex offender

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Authorities arrested on Saturday a 61-year-old Madison County woman after she allegedly fired two gun shots as a way of sending “a message” to a convicted sex offender she didn’t want on her property. Full Article

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This woman is a certifiable lunatic and just one more shining example in the exceedingly long list of examples of why the registry should not be available to the public. Spiked with the rhetoric of woefully mis-informed self serving politicians and victims advocacy groups, as well as the presstitutes, many people who have served their time end up harmed in a society that does next to nothing to protect the rights (LOL) of those placed on the registry. I don’t expect this crazy woman to get what she deserves, but at least she was arrested. Not a day goes by when the realization that my life is at risk occupies space in my head. Good laws do not get people killed. The realization of what has been done to this country to millions of people (I’m including family) for personal gain by a few has turned me into a hater. I hide it rather well, but sometimes it slips out. 🙁

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Why is this not being treated as an attempted murder? Any time you point a gun at someone and pull the trigger, when motivated not by fear of your safety in a life vs death moment, is attempted murder. As i read the story, it sounded like the man was actually hit. Watch her get probation.

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As I mentioned before, a registered citizen is going to lose it one day and fight back!

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The victim was actually hit by a pellet. Somewhat different that the notion that a gun was merely fired to vent her hatred. Let the assailant face justice and be subject to a proportional level of dehumanization by the system.

Maybe at the end she can understand the difference between right and wrong and also the difference between justice and vigilantism – but don’t hold your breath.

The victim should apply for any legal rights and protections accorded to him and demand compensation and damages from her as well.

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