Canada: Justin Trudeau accuses Conservatives of crass political games over sex-offender registry demands

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the safety of children is a priority, but he won’t say whether his government will move ahead with a public registry for high-risk child sex offenders. Full Article

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Trudeau’s got a lot of bad hombres to deal with up there. No better than our Republicans. They should be prevented from gaining power ever again.

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They need to stop now, while they are still ahead. The registry will not stop for just high-risk child sex offenders. Just look at what our government has done / is doing.

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They should stop while they are ahead. I marvel at these fools; they don’t look at the costly mess here in the US that does nothing to keep any member of the public safe, has never prevented a crime, much less a sexual assault. I have to wonder who has planted the notion in their heads that they need a public registry. Has anyone here ever looked at where the $ buck $ stops? It seems pretty clear that this isn’t about public safety here. I say this because ALL evidence points to the uselessness of the public registry here, yet these politicians seemingly can’t stop thinking about new laws aimed at us specifically.

It’s a shame that when they think about these laws they don’t think about justice to go along with these laws, and they seem to care less if these laws serve the public.

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