Comments on: MS AG uses false information and deception on SuperTalkMS

By: Robert Curtis

Robert Curtis — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 16:27:44 +0000

The requirements placed against those on the sex offender registry as applied is unreasonable…it is like outlawing them to get wet but not allowing them shelter before the rain. Making and pushing popular punitive laws as far as possible …it’s like telling them we are going to cut off your arm but they complain then you say ok we’ll cut off your hand but still they complain then finally you get a choice to make it easer. We’ll cut off a finger and guess what we’re going to let you pick the finger. Sheesh, and the poor stupid soul is so beaten down he thinks they are somehow doing him a favor by giving him a choice!!!. So much of this kind of BS is put on all of society…from pay taxes when you make money, for when you buy something and even at your death. Driving should be free of a license requirements after a few years of good driving, but no…then we pay Insurance, registration of anything and everything else…on and on it goes. We in society have been so beaten down we feel good about seeing someone else worst off than us. ie. those on the sex offender registry, those in prison, those sick and lame. Well, I am not being abuse as bad as my neighbor!!! Uh, to be Christian or even a patriotic American we should stand against tyranny where ever it is…do it for your families, ur children’s future and their children… We send our representative to the state and nation capitals to hold government accountable to the people not to make laws to shackle and restrict the people!!! Where should we start? We should start at the feet of those most abused in society the registrant.

By: Flossy

Flossy — Mon, 11 Apr 2022 01:23:22 +0000

That was incredibly well written and powerful! Great job!!!

By: CJB

CJB — Sat, 09 Apr 2022 09:40:16 +0000

In reply to Facts should matter.

Facts Should Matter…

As One Seasoned and Retired Politician, Once Told Me,(And Most AG’s are Politicians), it is Only About Their Re-election Campaign; The Minute They Are Elected, They Begin Immediately on Their Next Election Campaign….YOU gotta keep those Donations or Illegal Contributions Coming IN……Think About this: Our Tax dollars Pay for These SMUCKS!
-We Pay For Them To Exist!
OXYMORON, AT BEST!

( And, Ms. Sandy, Does a Great Job at Exploiting This

By: Jeremy from Indiana

Jeremy from Indiana — Tue, 05 Apr 2022 15:48:09 +0000

I dealt with this exact thing when I was locked up. They forced you to admit past sexual transgressions in the treatment program and you were “denied” incentives if you failed to do so. What they considered previous hands on victimization was quite skewed as well. If you were playing house with a family member at 8 years old, that was considered a “hands-on” offense. If you had a consensual encounter as a child with another child, but there were elements of coercion or persuasion involved, it was considered hands-on. If you ever had any sexual encounter with someone who had one drop of alcohol, it was considered non-consensual. I’m surprised with these skewed statistics that it wasn’t higher than 85% for that “study”. When I took statistics in college, this study would’ve gotten me a big fat F.

By: Screwed over in Mississippi

Screwed over in Mississippi — Fri, 01 Apr 2022 23:29:25 +0000

I live in Ms. The laws are crooked the lawyers and judges are worse. The cops make you a criminal if they can’t find what they want the lie. They keep changing make the men and women on the registry life harder and harder to live. All those good news stories you read will never be about Mississippi. Creating S.O. is to lucrative to make this Bs stop.

By: Dr.

Dr. — Thu, 31 Mar 2022 04:20:31 +0000

@sandy,
I tip my hat to you, that was the perfect response to that attorney general, will supertalkms give you equal time on the air ? I’m in Michigan but I’ll pitch in to cover the cost of getting you on the air down there.

By: A Mistake They Made

A Mistake They Made — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 17:10:36 +0000

Thanks for standing up for registrants Sandy!

By: Facts should matter

Facts should matter — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 16:04:37 +0000

Sandy, when you call them on their BS, they unfortunately double down and dig their heels in deeper with their toxic fear and hate mongering. It’s as though they “take pride” in exploiting unwarranted fear for political gain.

Maybe that’s because they actually do. Then they get huffy when called on their highly speculative nonsense. .

By: Tim in WI

Tim in WI — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 06:07:32 +0000

False info and deception is the null output from most of our political class on both sides. No different than the precedent set in Smith V Doe majority, so why would the AG set behave otherwise. That decision set a legal standard justifying the people’s plainly retributive actions under the guise of social welfare. It is obviously an absurd characterisation that public welfare advanced when factually engaging in the prohibited use of ex post language in law. The people point to recidivism, but this too has been the historical pattern of unconstitutional rulers who frequently adopted such tactics. No need for the foundational manifest to insist upon the prohibitions in Article 1, if history hadn’t already proven their use leads deterioration of liberty and self governance.

This desolidifies the authority of the judicial branch and the necessary finality in resolution of all conflicts civil or criminal. The people substantially NEED to trust the courts for the system to work. In short, they need faith in them to restrain the other politicized branches. It also keeps the courts efficient as they’re not forced to reconsider ad nausium completely settled claims. (See Michigan)
The attacks in the Senate upon Brown and Kavanaugh before her do great harm to the people’s perception of the judges themselves. One side and the other always take to opportunity to grandstand and morally aggrandize themselves and their respective party, while simultaneously degrading and demoralizing the other. Why would you expect Ms. Fitch be any different? I appreciate you letter to her and I plan to send her one myself. I will not be so kind to her delusions. I will also include the peer reviews which criticized that study.

By: Annoymous

Annoymous — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 01:20:17 +0000

Thank you for standing up for what is right and defending research and the truth rather allowing misinformation to be spread unchallenged. The language she used is dangerous. As a researcher myself a PhD candidate, we are taught to be bias-free when conducting research. It is clear that Dr.Michael Bourke study is biased and is in favor of the State. Doing a little research on his back, discovered on his linkedin he listen several different types of jobs from United State Marshal, Adjunct faculty to Staff psychologist of sex offender treatment program and so on. He has volunteered in the majority of youth programs and is a part of groups such as the international police association and police and public safety psychology. This is an individual who would not be capable of being natural and bias-free. The research is based on 15% that completed treatment not on the overall population and rewarded thus who was coercion into making false statements for early release and time reduce. Unfortunately, this reminds me a lot of 2003 case Smith v. Doe 538 U.S 84 when Judge Kennedy used false misleading information about recidivism in sex offenders with unfounded statistics. This is why Lynn Fitch is misleading the public because she is covering up the truth. It is interesting to see the major shift from the white house defending Judge Jackson and providing words of encouragement for change. We should focus on what the white house is saying and supportive research to bring to light the truth about sex offender registry and the unconstitutionally. Smth v. Doe needs to be overturned and abolish the SOR.