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	Comments on: 2024 NARSOL and Vivante boards gather for plotting out future growth and success	</title>
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		By: Tim in WI		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Tim in WI]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[I truly don&#039;t believe NARSOL can accomplish a mission to end the people&#039;s  use of sex offender registries. The people have databases because they value them, this plain and simple. 
  However, as I&#039;ve stated many times, there is a discernable constitutional difference between the people having a  mug book (a registry) of convicted persons; versus having that same database AND enslaving the person to  the properties&#039; maintenance by law. It is the latter that obfuscated the spirit of and definitions of punishment defined and ratified  under and by 13th Amendment.
In other words, the advent of database properties like SOR and the internet and accoutrements, has sent American liberty back  150 years or more. All of it based upon the foundation of database presumed to advance the human condition.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I truly don&#8217;t believe NARSOL can accomplish a mission to end the people&#8217;s  use of sex offender registries. The people have databases because they value them, this plain and simple.<br />
  However, as I&#8217;ve stated many times, there is a discernable constitutional difference between the people having a  mug book (a registry) of convicted persons; versus having that same database AND enslaving the person to  the properties&#8217; maintenance by law. It is the latter that obfuscated the spirit of and definitions of punishment defined and ratified  under and by 13th Amendment.<br />
In other words, the advent of database properties like SOR and the internet and accoutrements, has sent American liberty back  150 years or more. All of it based upon the foundation of database presumed to advance the human condition.</p>
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