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This is just the kind of mob mentality that puts us in danger. It reminds me of when someone tried burning my house down in Michigan when I was sleeping in it. Cops didn’t do shit when I tried to report it.

Not sure how it is now there but they made my life a living hell on top of my neighbors. From getting pulled over everyday putting me in cuffs and tearing my car apart for no reason, to getting me fired from 3 different jobs.

Neighbors were worse setting their dogs loose on me, shooting at me, (once got hit in the leg with a 22 short) and random times I’d come out and someone had spray painted baby raper or some other shit on my house and car.

I gained a major dislike for the state of Michigan and all of the police there. The registry didn’t stop me from committing a new crime. I did that on my own. All it did was put my family and friends in danger because they were associated with me. And almost cost me my life several times.

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…but of course, a public registry isn’t “punishment.”

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Hopefully they rebuild right back where they were.

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Vigilantes that bear no shame for what they do are no less evil people than someone accused of sexual crime.

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Well

I’m not sure what to say. This is a byproduct of how Florida has chosen to portray offenders! Yet, this individual hasn’t been convicted. I don’t know about you, but there (CNN) isn’t a week that goes by where I don’t read about a teacher molesting, sexting or having an affair with a minor! Yet, states like Florida demonize those on the registry. I think it’s a byproduct of society. You can’t open up a magazine or watch TV now without seeing sexual content, yet we demonize those who cross the line.

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Video cameras people. Video cameras. And not the kind mounted up high that just verify what you already know happened, but the hi-res kind mounted at an elevation that can capture faces and license plates, with the video saved to the cloud, not locally where not can be stolen or torched.

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