I had to provide ID one time at a secure data facility to go to a job interview, and the security guard noticed and made a call and I was told my interview was cancelled and to please leave the premises.

And yet the military is there to defend ALL Americans.
This is truly disgusting. “Your kind”, see, we’ve got to start talking back to these POS.
I’d have said; “oh, you mean as opposed to the ‘kind’ that got busted selling drugs to your kids? That would have been ok?”

J, You should make plans to move to another state or country.

The charge will be failure to comply with up to 4 years in prison for each count in my state. Every case makes money for the county, the state and the prison system. They will gladly arrest every one, backed up courts be damned.

Joe123,. I absolutely agree. For some time I have myself just tried to live below the radar, and found it futile. It seems there are those who live to “bust” a registered citizen, and usually for some meaningless technical violation. There have been many “Lester Packinghams,” who have been imprisoned for nothing, for no good reason. Maestro is on the right track, as are you, that we must find a means to unite our voice. My only thoughts about it are that we need to do so in ways that are civil. We must not continue to be threatened and shamed into silence, but rather find a way to have our say. To sit in reclusive silence while unethical and grandstanding politicians continue to pass oppressive and debilitating laws will spell our doom. Passive submission will not work, nor will militant resistance. Our challenge is to find something between the two that will give us the means to work for the restoration of our rights.

Registered Citizens needs to unite, because the mentality of “oh no US government, please leave me alone and let me just live my life quietly” does NOT work. It doesn’t work because we have morons in positions of authority, primarily being lawmakers and Prosecutors that are out to rack up their convictions points. We need strong lawyers like Janice Bellucci, ACLU (we really need them) as well as the good people of organizations like NARSOL, ACSOL, FAC, WAR and others. These groups have hundreds of active members, who represent the hundreds of thousands of registrants (slaves) in the USA. We must be a PART of all of them, donate, and write to lawmakers, regardless if you live in that respective state or not. I donate to all of these groups and write to lawmakers in these states. My opinion and ‘push’ is not restricted to just my state. Either we push back and take the registry down, or the punishments will get much worse.

Alabama is a backwards, barbaric state, along with Louisiana!

If anyone followed the Old Testament, many of us wouldn’t be considered sex offenders.

Also, since you mentioned the alt right, you might want to take a look at the whining brats on the far left. Those whack-a-dos who think smashing windows out of businesses and busting up parked cars and blocking traffic will get them their way….yeah….they’re not fond of sex offenders either.

I think our only hope are those who identify as “independent”. They’re usually the ones more open to hearing ALL sides of an issue.