who lives next door?! Options

[<Dolphin>*Girl*]

This got pasted along to me I though it was kewl so i thought I would share it

I visited this website and found it to be enlightening.

It is www.familywatchdog.us

When you visit this site, you can enter your address and a map will pop up with your home address as the small icon of a house and red (homes of people who offended against children), blue (homes of people who committed sexual battery), yellow (homes of people who committed rape), and green (homes of people who committed other offenses) dots surrounding your neighborhood.

When you click on these dots a picture of a person will appear with an address and the description of the crime he or she has committed.

You may be shocked at how many of these people are in your neighborhood.

The best thing is that you can show your children (or grandchildren) pictures and see how close these people live to your home or school.

This site was developed by John Walsh from Americas Most Wanted.

One more tool to help us keep our kids safe.

Please pass on to anyone who has families.


Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away.

This post has been edited by <Dolphin>*Girl*: 05/16/06 8:30pm

[pezking]

I'm not misrespresenting anyone. Why don't you come visit DC sometime and see just how the government works. Try watching some CSPAN sometime. If someone came up with a bill to make every American debt free and promote world peace, there would be people against it for some reason or another. Why do you think that Child Protection Bill sat for over 2 years? Please do some research in the future before flaming me.

Please name one person who has stated that these are their beliefs.

Hillary Clinton

While you're at it, name one person who doesn't think police should keep track of sexual offenders.

It was never a police issue, it was a state issue. Before this bill was passed, the tracking system was optional by state. There are a lot of states that chose not to be involved, hence why they wanted to pass this bill, to unify.

Believe me, I don't post just to waste my time about this stuff. Ugh, I'm still pretty pissed off at your post and don't want to waste more of my time trying to defend anything since you'll just think that I'm blatantly misrepresenting something or trying to convince people of something. Try researching my post before slamming me next time please.

[Stickman]

Why do you think that Child Protection Bill sat for over 2 years? Please do some research in the future before flaming me.

I didn't dispute that portion of your post. I only dispute the portion I quoted. To reiterate, you said:

Most liberals and Democrats feel that once a person has served his/her time in jail, they have been rehabilitated and they won't commit another crime. There is no need for criminals to be tracked after they are released

It is outrageous to claim this is the belief of "most liberals and Democrats". It is, in fact, so outrageous that I was willing to bet you couldn't name a single person who has stated that these are their beliefs. You now claim that these are the beliefs of Hillary Clinton.

I say that's bullshit.

Please provide a link to a news story or report of ANY prominent democrat or liberal that quotes them as saying anything like what you claim they believe. If you can, I will sincerely and cheerfully apologise to you. If you can't i would hope (but not expect) that you would apologise to all of us for spouting such unsubstantiated partisan crap.

Ugh, I'm still pretty pissed off at your post and don't want to waste more of my time trying to defend anything...

Uh huh. You're right and I'm wrong but you don't want to "waste time" by by providing a single reference to back up your claim.

I repeat:

Sheesh!