OH: First emergency homeless shelter opens in Fremont

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[nbc24.com – 11/18/19]

FREMONT, Ohio (WNWO) — More than a year of dedication has led to the first emergency homeless shelter in Sandusky County.

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The facility holds up to eight people per night, and will take anyone that is not a sex offender.

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Well, there we go again: “The facility holds up to eight people per night, and will take anyone that is not a sex offender.” I’m getting so sick of hearing this broad statement “sex offender”.

1. It’s present tense.
2. It doesn’t refer to someone registered. Everyone could be excluded from the shelter because who knows who has committed a sex crime.
3. Recidivism rate….
4. People are just so judgemental of other people. Look in the mirror first.

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Tell me again how the registry isn’t punishment when people are left to die simply because their name is listed?

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Sandusky County??????
Can not be coincidence.
Affirmative disability and restraint by gov database. Yes.
Peaceful assembly on FB? No! by law no by collusion.
Remain silent to gov database? No.
Opt for big brother anyone?
Scapegoats for domestic surveillance saints.

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Two judges have recently gone on record by stating that: “sExual OffeDerZ are not second-class citizens.”

That’s funny because.. the current reality doesn’t reflect those sentiments!

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So…..does Acsol post stuff like this because there’s a plan of attack to bring these restrictions down? Or is it posted purely to infuriate and get one or more of us to snap and burn these places down? How the hell you gonna abandon an entire group of human beings just because their names are on a government list??? Sick fucks! This isn’t our America anymore, it’s Thier Shithole Country

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You could certainly be sure that if this homeless shelter opened its doors to everyone except a “select group of minorities” all hell would break loose!!!! It would be all over the news, even more than the impeachment inquiries.

S$x offenders are not human beings anymore – if they were considered that these homeless and emergency shelters would not have rules like this.

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Crap like this pisses me off. Murderers, drug dealers, junkies, prostitutes, and convicted felons are all worthy of a safe and warm place to stay for a night but RCs get spat on and rejected.
Way to go You inconsiderate judgmental shelters.

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