That’s the funny thing about it.. they’ll never mention anything good about you!
They put up this bullshit article on my friend saying that he brought two girls to his dungeon. When he met these girls at 2:00 in the morning and one of them was 16 and didn’t even realize it cuz the older girl was pimping her out. But they never took that article down and they never changed it either. Those girls willingly went to his house cuz he had no where to stay for the night. And never ever did he rape them or do anything they never wanted to. Later on it was proven that the girl willingly went with him. And that she was never forced upon either. But here he is still with the charge.

I agree 💯%

It doesn’t help them out at all.. I do have a couple of friends who deal with that. It’s crazy because jobs are complaining they have nobody to help work but yet these people need work These people will not mess around and lose their jobs.
Yes there’s some that actual need serious treatment. And I believe if they do mess up the second time then they need to be punished severely then the first time. But I believe in second chances!

‘Former Offender’

Also, we all forget nowadays in this internet world, Search Engines; Anyone with a Conviction appears on Internet Search Engines for the Rest of their lives

For Example:
Flori-Duh’s FDLE Offender Network has a way of being able to put the Citizen Forced to Register’s Name at the top of the Google Internet Search List…curious how FDLE is able to leverage Google to do that…interesting fact…so if you go on Google and search John DDDDD, who is a Citizen who is Forced to Register, John DDDDD’s name appears first in the Internet Search

So at the end of the day, all Citizens Forced to Register will always be on a ‘LIST’; no matter what

Only solution is to pay a real reputation defender where they can get your name reduced down on the internet search lists from like number one to maybe 100K in the search

but that costs btw $250K-$750K. For True

I find it interesting how calling it ” A registry of sex offenders” clouds the reality that it’s government database. And a database to which registrants are compelled by law to maintain the machine property by law.
Most are involuntary servants to the property.

Yes Ms Sandy….the Term SO conjures all sorts of things in peoples minds…..

So for example…a person who is convicted of Drunk Driving etc….Do we refer to them as a ‘Freakin Drunk’…..probably not

When the words SO are used in various ways it creates a Stigma for which that person cannot retaliate against …these words are everlasting stains on the person forced to register

my case is headed to the 3rd Federal Circuit. we shall see how it pans out. a certain SCOTUS judge heads up the 3rd Fed Circuit…..he was a good friend of former Justice Ruth G

A Slightly leftist view may bring a small change. but we always hope for the best and prepare for the worst….Semper Fi

Thank you, CJ. I appreciate your input.
NARSOL does not call persons on the registry “sex offenders”; we actively protest the use of this term for the reason you give and others. I have written against it. We changed our name from RSOL to NARSOL to avoid using it. Yes, the media still does, extensively. That is unlikely to change as it generates clicks. The term “person forced to register” originated with the Registry Matters podcast and has not gained wide acceptance outside of that community. There are a great many people, readers, who would have no idea what “registering” was. They know what the sex offense registry is. Note, I say sex OFFENSE, not offender. I hope we are on the same page.

Excellent suggestion. I always refer to myself as a “registered citizen”.