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Thread (Discussion): [The Courier-Mail] New laws to restrict pedophile movement
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Posted by admin
on Dec 12, 2005 08:22 PM | Also by admin
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Discuss the article New laws to restrict pedophile movement, by Rosemary Odgers, which appeared on The Courier-Mail on December 12, 2005.
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Message 169394 (In Reply to Message 169335)
Posted by orolan
on Dec 13, 2005 07:42 PM | Also by orolan
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Those Australians read too many US papers.
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Message 169492 (In Reply to Message 169394)
Posted by 1dadof5
on Dec 14, 2005 07:12 PM | Also by 1dadof5
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Ms Spence said she had expected some objections from civil libertarians, but some people in our communities are of such concern that their civil liberties must be restricted.
i see that they are going the route of the US. It seems that it is now ok to deny people constitutional freedoms when it fits thier legal agenda. The only way any of these laws can be legalized is to amend the constitution to take away the rights of the citizens. Of course once that is done, there will be no protection for ANYONE
to restrict where a pedophile can live
im waiting for the day when they start to apply these draconian laws to those who havent offended. I can see it now, when people go to renew thier driver's license, they will have to take a test to determine if they are a pedophile and the police will be in the back room ready to arrest them when they are suspected of being such.
Dont laugh, it could happen
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Message 169525 (In Reply to Message 169492)
Posted by orolan
on Dec 15, 2005 04:40 AM | Also by orolan
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...amend the constitution to take away the rights of the citizens
Actually there is a far more effective method working its way around. Seems that citizenship in and of itself is a privilege at the mercy of the government. Suppose they decided that on being convicted of a sex offense a person was stripped of their citizenship? They become a non-person. Can't violate their Constitutional rights because they don't have any. They aren't citizens.
Of course that would put us on a par with the 10 million other illegals around who are entitled to housing, food stamps, jobs, Medicaid and any number of other entitlements sex offenders are barred from. Sounds like a good deal to me;-))
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Message 169538 (In Reply to Message 169525)
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on Dec 15, 2005 01:48 PM | Also by Navigatr1
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Actually a citizen from another country is afforded the rights of this country while they are in it. If they commit a crime, or are the victim of a crime, they have the same rights afforded them as a citizen of this country would. Unless of course, you were determined to be an enemy combatant under the Patriot Act. In that case you have no rights whatsoever.
--Navigatr1
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Message 169643 (In Reply to Message 169538)
Posted by StungOnTheNet
on Dec 16, 2005 07:34 PM | Also by StungOnTheNet
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Unless of course, you were determined to be an enemy combatant under the Patriot Act. In that case you have no rights whatsoever.
Sounds like a better deal than many of us have now.
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169335, admin, Dec 12, 2005 08:22 PM [Introduction]
169394, orolan, Dec 13, 2005 07:42 PM
169492, 1dadof5, Dec 14, 2005 07:12 PM
169525, orolan, Dec 15, 2005 04:40 AM
169538, Navigatr1, Dec 15, 2005 01:48 PM
169643, StungOnTheNet, Dec 16, 2005 07:34 PM
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