When you are a registered sex offender in America, you lose the right to choose where you want to live. By law. Your backstory doesnt matter. Nor does the nature of your crime or your excuse. You are exiled from society, and only a few places will welcome you. Like this place in South Florida. The City of Refuge. Jay Kirk reports on life in an American community—yes, that’s definitely the right word—like no other. Full Article
FL: Welcome to Pariahville
- ·April 28, 2015
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WOW what a story. It’s like we stepped back in time but were actually in 2015 America. This story conjures up so many different emotions its incredible. All I can say is wow those poor people in Florida wtf is wrong with our society that they think this is ok. I think isis and alqeida have more love for their own people then these politicians and a lot of the citizens in the US have. It’s disgusting but inspiring how these people have found a place to live in a group with love and compassion for each other. CA isn’t… Read more »
You’re witch hunted to hospice in Florida. The hate is routine and normalized there because of the blabbering mouth of a certain child “safety” advocate I don’t care to name.
From the article “same laws don’t apply to drug dealers and murderers, and I don’t imagine I’ll ever feel qualified to pass judgment on such things. What does nag me, however, is the way they advocate for themselves as if the discrimination they suffer is really no different than that of an oppressed minority group. I’ve heard Pat start in twice now about how he really gets the plight of the Jews in Nazi Germany because he says he’s seen the sheriff’s office show up in the middle of the night and enter people’s homes without much ceremony. I likewise… Read more »
Ha! America is too busy celebrating Bruce Jenner’s “courageous journey” to give a crap about SOs.