Speak Out: Should Sex Offenders Post Past Convictions on Facebook?
A Louisiana law might give Facebook users TMI if they're friends with a convicted sex offender.
Imagine this: You're surfing Facebook, adding a friend here and there and you come across someone who writes that he or she is a sex offender. Too much information? Maybe. Legally required? Yes, in Louisiana.
CNN reports that a new law requires sex offenders and child predators post their status on social media sites.
Rudy101
8:04 pm on Thursday, June 21, 2012
I will let you in on a little secret, Jessie. The registry was passed ex-post facto and can include anyone a legislature wants. The registry is being used to systematically banish without hearing and many times long after a sentence has been completed from every aspect of society without hearing and without challenge.
Do you really believe a registry has be to followed under those conditions?
What kind of system of government do you have? Because a system of government that I just described above is called: Totalitarianism, by definition.
Your registry and registry laws are being laughed at!