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Old 09-13-2008, 02:39 PM
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Perg,
Is there a reason you want this thread in a members only forum; this discussion is going to devolve into something appropriate for Law of God forum if members only doesn't matter to you.

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FOXNews.com - Convicted Sex Offenders Finding Homes Near Campus - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News

I just saw this news story.

If these people are STILL predators, why are they free.

If they are "rehabilitated" and free, why are they tracked and forbidden to live where they want?

If they are still a threat they shouldn't be free and if they are free, they shouldn't be bothered.


What'd'all think?
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