would you refer your neighbors to our support group?

Question

we need more sex offender to join our yahoo group

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/roar_4_freedom/

right now we are working and watching
you can contact me for more information
http://www.schr.org/aboutthecenter/pressreleases/press_lawsuitHB1059.htm



If the 1,000 feet restrictions of HB 1059 go into effect, the results will be catastrophic for families across Georgia. Thousands of people on the registry will be forced to evacuate their homes, give up their jobs and livelihoods, lose their health insurance, cease attending religious services, abandon treatment programs, and will be torn from their families and their communities.

Answer 1

sure I will do that.

Answer 2

Such absolute terms. The only absolute provided by the bill is that your people will have to keep their distance from innocent children. They can find jobs, homes, religious services and treatment programs elsewhere. As far as being torn from their families and communities, the communities probably won't miss them a bit. Their families will have to get over it the same as they did when your people served their prison terms. The "catastrophic" results of the bill are justified when you take the effects of your people's past actions into account.

To answer your question, no. The only referral I would provide for neighbors that may be sex offenders is to their parole officers and appointed therapists so they continue to monitor their urges and get treatment when it becomes necessary.

Answer 3

Honestly, what exactly is the support for? They wouldn't be "losing their jobs" or "torn from their families", etc. if they hadn't or even you hadn't done what you or they did. Stop crying about those rights, when the rights of others (the victims) were taken. There's no cure for molesters, rapists, and pedophiles and surely therapy isn't either. Only castration or behind a wall will do it and be someone else's wife. What goes around, comes around. Karma's a b**ch!

Answer 4

I don't agree that a neighbor should spank someone else's child. The only person that punishes my children other than my husband or myself is my mom when she is around. She tells my youngest son no and if he doesn't listen she will say "do you want me to spank your butt"? She never had to spank him, but just him hearing it from her gets him thinking and he stops. Now if my children were doing something wrong I would like someone to tell me and I would do the same for somebody else.

Answer 5

That's life...sex offenders are a danger to people..many time kids.
I'm sure there are plenty of innocent souls like those mentioned in the article, but I believe children need to be protected more than the handful of people referred to.

Answer 6

yea, but the children you molested deserved better than what you did to them, they should make an island someplace and put all of you perverts on it, and let you fend for yourselves, you had it comfy in the slammer hotel with free meals, cable tv, etc, while the children you molested, and thier families have had to deal with destroyed lives, and childhoods, and they DID NOT IN ANY WAY DESERVE WHAT YOU DID TO THEM>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

If I had my way you would all be castrated, and made to work and live in the sewers where you belong

Answer 7

I would never refer my neighbors to your support group. You lost a lot of rights when you commited your crime, and one of them is living in an area considered dangerous for you. Guess you shouldn't have raped that girl. Damn.


I do feel bad for your families though.

Answer 8

Thank god no, as far as I see my neighborhood doesn't have any sex offenders.

Answer 9

I wish the best for you, but do not know what you are asking for.