monitor the sex offenders in your area.. (in the USA) - Page 2

pr0digal jenius · Nov 14, 2006, 02:19 AM

that's ok...using this you can find them, and then learn how much there house is worth:

http://www.zillow.com/

there's too much on the internet these days, I swear

**dj_stick** · Nov 14, 2006, 02:28 AM

don't really like this idea - mistaken identity is pretty common

one guy from mel was harrassed for 6 years because someone thought he was a sex offender and spread it around

Warhammer · Nov 14, 2006, 06:35 PM

Or use this http://www.familywatchdog.us/

CDsDontBurn · Nov 14, 2006, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by pr0digal jenius

that's ok...using this you can find them, and then learn how much there house is worth:

http://www.zillow.com/

there's too much on the internet these days, I swear

that link makes ie7 crash when scrolling too much. dunno if it's an ie7 thing only, or if it happens to other browsers...

>GSXR<mrbusa · Nov 14, 2006, 08:08 PM

I do not like a child abuser or sex offender of any kind and if given the chance would really hurt one or worst. But, this is wrong and we all know it. What if they started listing the addresses and pictures of people convicted of a DUI, convicted pot smokers, people with a low IQ, non high school grads, or etc. This could and will happen. These type of sites being allowed to do this are going to make it that much easier for it to happen. The only way anybody should be able to access this info is by logging into an official state or federal run site with valid credentials for the purpose of knowing who is in his or her neighborhood. Not for people like us to view and make judgment without knowing all the facts. I know a couple people that have to register because of a couple years difference in age as they turned twenty one before there girlfriend. These are not bad people but went through allot of crap just to get a job or place to live.

SFOSOK · Nov 14, 2006, 10:07 PM

Well depends on how ya'll look at it. Understand people make mistakes and if one makes a mistake like this should he be judged and watched for the rest of his life because of it?

Surely things like this should never happen, especially to children, but I believe all people have it within themselves to be forgiven. I'm not saying child rapists should just be forgiven after commiting a crime but I think it should be possible for one to continue his life after he has been punished (there is probably nothing worse in the world than being a child rapist/molester and being in prison) and rehabilitated.

These things will never be reversed, that is for sure. Nothing will ever make it right again for the kid or their family. But do you think someone who commits this crime once should be outcast, alienated, his crimes and resident posted all over the internet 20 years after the fact?

Warhammer · Nov 16, 2006, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by >GSXR<mrbusa

I do not like a child abuser or sex offender of any kind and if given the chance would really hurt one or worst. But, this is wrong and we all know it. What if they started listing the addresses and pictures of people convicted of a DUI, convicted pot smokers, people with a low IQ, non high school grads, or etc. This could and will happen. These type of sites being allowed to do this are going to make it that much easier for it to happen. The only way anybody should be able to access this info is by logging into an official state or federal run site with valid credentials for the purpose of knowing who is in his or her neighborhood. Not for people like us to view and make judgment without knowing all the facts. I know a couple people that have to register because of a couple years difference in age as they turned twenty one before there girlfriend. These are not bad people but went through allot of crap just to get a job or place to live.

Oh yea deal with them on a day to day basis they are the scum of the earth.

BiGBrOwNPimpsta · Dec 29, 2006, 01:24 PM

yo... bmx, judas, gemini and prodigal aren't listed on the site.....what the hell

oh wait judas is canadian farmboy thats why, lucky fucker

cozumel · Dec 29, 2006, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Falstaff

Just saw the news in England about pedophiles and sex offenders, it seems that they get their sentences halved and they are not monitored when they are released.

That is, unfortunately, true.

I work in London in a day centre for the homeless. As part of my organisations 'best practice', we inform the Metropolitan Police Criminal Intelligence Unit and the Public Protection Unit of anyone passing through or living in the area who has been convicted of certain Shedule 1 offences (including assualt with intent to commit rape or buggery, rape, buggery, indecent assault on a girl aged under 16 etc etc). We are not obliged to do so and the fact that there is no legislation requiring strict monitoring of those convicted of sexual assualts and rape is very poor to say the least.

A significant number of homeless young clients aged 16-25 come to us for advice and support whose major support need is emotional trauma following serious assaults of a sexual nature when at a young age. The psychological impact is (IMO) the cause of their homelessness.

On a lighter note. I work for a charity and we are raising money for a new day centre as the old building had no heating for three years, roof leaked, walls cracking and building sinking.

Please check out our website http://www.chc.org.uk/index.php?opti...tpage&Itemid=1 and make a donation if you want. Alternatively, if you just want to buy a 'virtual brick' for the new building visit http://www.chcbuyabrick.com/index.html as it only cost �2 (under $4) per brick.

Remarkable value and a very christmasy thing to do!! Thanks

PS Moderator - This isn't spam. We are a registered charity. Please check it out. Thanks