Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media

6/19/2017 9:30:00 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
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6/19/2017 9:36:54 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
herc117 Warren, IN 57, joined Dec. 2016	Guess that means you can stay on here!
6/19/2017 9:39:44 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Talking to yourself in the mirror, again, Herc?
6/19/2017 10:50:40 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
4uijack New Port Richey, FL 82, joined Aug. 2013	Gonna have to find another way to stop this cuposhit c*nt!!!!
6/19/2017 11:15:44 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from cupocheer: Oh F**K! Did you read the ruling?
6/19/2017 11:23:47 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
w6o6l6f_1 Richmond, VA 40, joined May. 2014	The only way to keep sex offenders off of the Internet is to keep them in jail.
6/19/2017 11:46:43 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
fishnthec Mesquite, TX 66, joined Oct. 2010	Sooner or later, sex offenders use social media to carry out their sick way of life. However, it lays out an audit trail of their activity, exposes themselves to law enforcement, and becomes the evidence itself that gets them busted. So look at social media as like a rat trap or something!
6/19/2017 6:15:04 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
haslefree Marietta, GA 59, joined Aug. 2011	does this mean the democraps will have more friends posting here ?
6/19/2017 6:42:24 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
flatheadone Greenwood, FL 54, joined Jul. 2012	Sex offenders of children should be put to death that way they will never repeat there crimes they give up there right to living when they mess with a child.
6/19/2017 6:50:22 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from w6o6l6f_1: The only way to keep sex offenders off of the Internet is to keep them in jail. This is particularly ironic coming from you. Rapists too, correct? I agree. You should be in jail.
6/19/2017 6:55:28 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from flatheadone: Sex offenders of children should be put to death that way they will never repeat there crimes they give up there right to living when they mess with a child. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lol. What thread was is where I said I didn't need to look at a person's profile to see what side of the aisle they are on - I just look at their grammar & spelling. [Edited 6/19/2017 6:55:53 PM ]
6/19/2017 6:56:16 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	YEAH While it's a romantic idea to put all child molesters to death, let me remind you that not every case is the same. Guy goes to bar Guy meets girl Brains are fked loose DAH FK YOU MEAN SHE'S ONLY 16?! THAT is a real scenario that could result in a sex offense against a child.
6/19/2017 6:58:05 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: YEAH While it's a romantic idea to put all child molesters to death, let me remind you that not every case is the same. Guy goes to bar Guy meets girl Brains are fked loose DAH FK YOU MEAN SHE'S ONLY 16?! THAT is a real scenario that could result in a sex offense against a child. So is peeing in public. My friend almost became a registered sex offender because he made peeps in public. Not exactly what I would consider a sex offense.
6/19/2017 6:59:15 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	I knew that but I don't think that would be against a child, would it? Seriously, I don't know.
6/19/2017 7:01:10 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	After Obama, not sure this is possible. The shit head even funded sex change operations for felons in jail. Things gotta change bleeding heart STOOOOOOOPID liberal progressive Democrats! Don't give 'em Cable TV and Internet, put them bock on the rock pile! Make prison life suck again! Like it should. Quote from w6o6l6f_1: The only way to keep sex offenders off of the Internet is to keep them in jail.
6/19/2017 7:01:56 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: I knew that but I don't think that would be against a child, would it? Seriously, I don't know. It was by the boardwalk in Ocean City, Maryland. Because children could have been present, they tried to go that route. Luckily it didn't work out the way the prosecutor wanted, but they tried.
6/19/2017 7:06:01 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	JEEZ US CHRIST!!!! Dah fk is the matter with that prosecutor?! A fking sex crime for pissing?! That's why I'm so glad that I live where I do. Here we have a forgotten little thing called common sense.
6/19/2017 7:08:36 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: JEEZ US CHRIST!!!! Dah fk is the matter with that prosecutor?! A fking sex crime for pissing?! That's why I'm so glad that I live where I do. Here we have a forgotten little thing called common sense. Yeah, it was an interesting situation. An off duty officer was walking with his girl, saw my friend, then the officer got in my friends faces screaming at him about offending his woman. Then, to top off the situation, the officer punched my friend, broke his sunglasses and cutting his eyebrow, which needed stitches. And somehow my buddy is the one who gets in trouble. For peeing.
6/19/2017 7:09:59 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
loving91390 Santa Clarita, CA 98, joined Apr. 2013	Quote from progrocknic: Yeah, it was an interesting situation. An off duty officer was walking with his girl, saw my friend, then the officer got in my friends faces screaming at him about offending his woman. Then, to top off the situation, the officer punched my friend, broke his sunglasses and cutting his eyebrow, which needed stitches. And somehow my buddy is the one who gets in trouble. For peeing. Dude .... Your friend is a weeny waver !
6/19/2017 7:46:01 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from progrocknic: So is peeing in public. My friend almost became a registered sex offender because he made peeps in public. Not exactly what I would consider a sex offense. I was just told this from a guy in Minnesota - peeing in public. I don't think he said it was a sexual offense but he said you could be arrested for peeing outside in front of a child. ??? I live on a farm. Everyone I know pees outside - even the kids. If I pee outside I go hide behind something. What about peeing in a men's public bathroom at a urinal? Aren't there boys in there? And when I babysit the little neighbor girl, she always wants to follow me to the bathroom. ???
6/19/2017 7:50:49 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from loving91390: Dude .... Your friend is a weeny waver ! He's also a proud Republican and Trump supporter.
6/19/2017 7:51:58 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	WELL! WHY IN THE FK DIDN'T YOU LEAD WITH THAT?! No, seriously, that's fked up. I'll guaran-f**kin-tee if I ever get hauled in front of a judge for pissing outside, that cop better have slurped up a mouthful as a sample, otherwise it was just a bottle of water that got dumped. [Edited 6/19/2017 7:53:02 PM ]
6/19/2017 7:54:04 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	THAT is the problem with the "bad cops" these days - anger management issues. There should be some sort of stress/personality test (incognito). If the man/woman "loses it" they should be disqualified from the job! Minneapolis is a reasonably peaceful big city, yet they end up paying out between 20-25 million a year in police brutality cases. Those don't count the murder trials. This last one is going to be 10 million easily.
6/19/2017 8:06:51 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
61falcon New Hope, PA 77, joined Feb. 2008 online now!	They usually have somewhat specific laws regarding urinating in public,like within x number of feet of a public thoroughfare,or within public view etc.
6/19/2017 8:22:52 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Interesting dialog --- a peeing in public thread
6/19/2017 8:26:00 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	Geez, it could never have to do with people doing bad things? It's always the cop's fault? Quote from cinnamonnhaze: THAT is the problem with the "bad cops" these days - anger management issues. There should be some sort of stress/personality test (incognito). If the man/woman "loses it" they should be disqualified from the job! Minneapolis is a reasonably peaceful big city, yet they end up paying out between 20-25 million a year in police brutality cases. Those don't count the murder trials. This last one is going to be 10 million easily.
6/19/2017 10:15:50 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
w6o6l6f_1 Richmond, VA 40, joined May. 2014	Quote from cinnamonnhaze: This is particularly ironic coming from you. Rapists too, correct? I agree. You should be in jail. I have never been a sex offender. Am a white collar criminal. Do you know what the other prisoners do to child molesters? Step onto the cell block to find out. You wouldn't last a minute.
6/19/2017 10:18:07 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Wolf... are you saying a "white collar" criminal can't be a sex offender?
6/19/2017 10:26:38 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	Viper, I would like to hear the reasoning of the ruling versus the facts of the case. Sorry I missed your post before. Frankly I'm totally unaware of this one. Quote from viper1e: Did you read the ruling?
6/19/2017 10:29:00 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	well then do some f**kin research. Why do you expect everyone to spoon feed youion information, dipshit?
6/19/2017 10:31:51 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	me me Ask me! I know the answer.
6/19/2017 10:44:13 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	YES! You there, in the front, with the straight hair and curly teeth...what say you?
6/19/2017 10:48:41 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
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6/19/2017 10:53:00 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013
6/19/2017 10:59:26 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	I'm a scientific genieass.
6/19/2017 11:12:26 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
w6o6l6f_1 Richmond, VA 40, joined May. 2014	Quote from cupocheer: Wolf... are you saying a "white collar" criminal can't be a sex offender? Anyone can be a sex offender. I am just only familiar with white collar crimes. Embezzlement, credit cards, things like that.
6/19/2017 11:52:40 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: YEAH While it's a romantic idea to put all child molesters to death, let me remind you that not every case is the same. Guy goes to bar Guy meets girl Brains are fked loose DAH FK YOU MEAN SHE'S ONLY 16?! THAT is a real scenario that could result in a sex offense against a child. It's also real when the 18 year old high school senior takes the 15 year old sophomore to the prom. If he f**ks her at the after party, he's a sex offender.
6/20/2017 12:00:45 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from jillybodob: Viper, I would like to hear the reasoning of the ruling versus the facts of the case. Sorry I missed your post before. Frankly I'm totally unaware of this one. WASHINGTON — Social networking websites have become such an important source of information that even sex offenders should not be barred from social media, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday. The justices said a North Carolina law that made it a felony for sex offenders to access sites such as Facebook, Snapchat and LinkedIn violated the First Amendment. "To foreclose access to social media altogether is to prevent the user from engaging in the legitimate exercise of First Amendment rights," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote. "Even convicted criminals — and in some instances, especially convicted criminals — might receive legitimate benefits from these means for access to the world of ideas, in particular if they seek to reform and to pursue lawful and rewarding lives." It didn't help state officials that their case focused on Lester Packingham, whose sex crime in 2002 resulted only in two years of supervised probation, but who was arrested eight years later for celebrating the dismissal of a parking ticket with a Facebook post that began "Man God is Good!" That appeared to go too far for the justices, several of whom noted during oral argument that social networking sites have become a major part of "the marketplace of ideas," in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's words. "Increasingly, this is the way people get ... all information," Justice Elena Kagan said. "This is the way people structure their civic community life." Although North Carolina's law goes further than most states, Packingham's victory represents a ringing defense of free speech rights for some of the nation's most reviled citizens — the estimated 850,000 registered sex offenders. Kennedy called the case "one of the first this court has taken to address the relationship between the First Amendment and the modern Internet." The state's senior deputy attorney general, Robert Montgomery, had likened the law to a 1992 Supreme Court decision that forbids politicking within 100 feet of a polling place. He noted that social networking sites are used to gain information in more than 80% of online sex crimes against children. "These are some of the worst criminals, who have abused children and others," he said. Thirteen states defended the North Carolina law in legal papers as a weapon against the illicit use of social networking sites, which they said are used in one-third of Internet-related sex crimes resulting in arrest. North Carolina's law was passed in 2008 as a way to add "virtual" neighborhoods to the physical locations — such as schools and playgrounds — from which sex offenders are barred. During oral argument, only Justice Samuel Alito mounted much of a defense of the law, suggesting that it could be limited to core social networking sites rather than The New York Times or Betty Crocker. "There are still alternative channels," he said. But David Goldberg of Stanford Law School's Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, who represented Packingham, said Twitter hosts about 500 million tweets a day, and Snapchat hosts 10 billion videos — statistics that are not replicable elsewhere. Alito wrote separately Monday to say that the court's reasoning in the case went too far. "The court is unable to resist musings that seem to equate the entirety of the Internet with public streets and parks," Alito said. "This language is bound to be interpreted by some to mean that the states are largely powerless to restrict even the most dangerous sexual predators from visiting any Internet sites." ***** The fact that it was a unanimous ruling, speaks volumes.
6/20/2017 12:01:40 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	viper, why is it assumed he fked her? What if she fked him? Who is responsible if it was mutual? Or is society biased in did favor of the dck? Quote from viper1e: It's also real when the 18 year old high school senior takes the 15 year old sophomore to the prom. If he f*ks her at the after party, he's a sex offender.
6/20/2017 12:06:08 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	If your opinion is biased in favor of one sex versus another, regardless of intent of parties involved, then what is this equal justice shit being pitched?
6/20/2017 12:09:41 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from jillybodob: viper, why is it assumed he fked her? What if she fked him? Who is responsible if it was mutual? Or is society biased in did favor of the dck? It's age-based, not gender-based. If she's 18, and he's 15, and she f*ks him, then she's a sex offender. Nevermind the fact they've been dating since junior high.
6/20/2017 12:10:34 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	Quote from viper1e: It's also real when the 18 year old high school senior takes the 15 year old sophomore to the prom. If he f**ks her at the after party, he's a sex offender. Yes. The point I made was that being in a situation where one would assume that everyone else is of age coupled with ignorance isn't a legal defense.
6/20/2017 12:18:51 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Yet Donny gets a pass for f**king Ivanka.
6/20/2017 12:31:08 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
jillybodob Naperville, IL 27, joined Jul. 2013 online now!	It just keeps getting more ridiculous.
6/20/2017 12:41:11 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	A few years earlier, and there would have been no Little House On The Prairie. Laura Ingalls Wilder was a 16 year old that married and gave birth to her first child at the ripe old age of 17. Her husband was 38. Dare somebody to try that today. Somebody BESIDES Doublepee. [Edited 6/20/2017 12:42:16 AM ]
6/20/2017 1:21:34 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from w6o6l6f_1: I have never been a sex offender. Am a white collar criminal. Do you know what the other prisoners do to child molesters? Step onto the cell block to find out. You wouldn't last a minute. Do you want me to go back & find YOUR post claiming that you have FORCED YOURSELF ON WOMEN TO HAVE SEX WITH THEM??? That's called RAPE & a RAPIST IS A SEXUAL OFFENDER.
6/20/2017 1:56:19 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 54, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from jillybodob: Geez, it could never have to do with people doing bad things? It's always the cop's fault? Quote from cinnamonnhaze: THAT is the problem with the "bad cops" these days - anger management issues. There should be some sort of stress/personality test (incognito). If the man/woman "loses it" they should be disqualified from the job! Minneapolis is a reasonably peaceful big city, yet they end up paying out between 20-25 million a year in police brutality cases. Those don't count the murder trials. This last one is going to be 10 million easily. Jilly - I realize reading comprehension is not your strong suit as we all seem to notice post after post. Prog said the guy complaining was an off duty COP who then lost his temper & PUNCHED the person peeing. I did not "assume" anything. And as far as bad cops go, there's a definite problem lately - if you haven't noticed. Cops (especially COPS) should be even tempered & not short tempered people without self control. They are supposed to be the ones to defuse a situation - not escalate it. Go back & watch the Facebook murder of Filando Castile. That cop was just found INNOCENT for murdering a well respected black man. That cop went off half c*cked shooting the guy 7(!!!) times for doing as he was told & reaching for his ID. What was worse is that there was a woman & her toddler in the car. That cop nearly shot that child. In the video of the whole thing going down its very clear the cop just lost it & he was the one that escalated the situation. The WOMAN whose boyfriend was being murdered (with her child in the car) was the one speaking calmly trying to de-escalate the situation & CALM THE COP DOWN!!! If you think THAT is the proper temperment for a COP, then you're not smart enough to realize that makes him just as big of a danger to society as any other murderer - but WORSE! These cops are walking around with permission to carry a loaded weapon & they're freakin trigger happy, afraid of their own shadow & have anger management issues. They cost cities & counties a lot of TAX PAYER money in the law suits that follow - not to mention the innocent lives they're taking away. These fools are no more suited to be cops just like I'm not suited to be a fire-woman. I would endanger the lives of others (because I'm not strong enough to safely do the job)! Are you catching on yet....?
6/20/2017 1:59:28 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
doublethree Germantown, TN 40, joined Oct. 2013 online now!	Yeah, I saw that. Good decision because they shouldn't be punished when their time is served (and that guy's sentence was suspended), especially in a way like that, involving freedom of speech. Also, if they're going to have that registry, how stupid can you get to not have one for murderers as well? [Edited 6/20/2017 2:01:40 AM ]
6/20/2017 8:46:21 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Quote from viper1e: It's also real when the 18 year old high school senior takes the 15 year old sophomore to the prom. If he f**ks her at the after party, he's a sex offender. I must insert here (no sexual penetration pun intended) State law applies as jurisdictional presedence is set. All state law is not the same. Know your own state laws. In some states there are exceptions for teens who arecof mandatory age but still under the age of 18 to have boyfriends/girlfriends who are, say, 3-4 years their senior and no contributing or statutory sexual charges apply.
6/20/2017 8:58:29 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
urealysucklol San Benito, TX 45, joined Jul. 2014	Quote from cupocheer: Oh F**K! Once u serve ur time, ur a free person,
6/20/2017 9:12:06 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Quote from urealysucklol: Once u serve ur time, ur a free person, Once one serves their time for doing their crime(s) they are released from incarceration on probation or parole. When one serves their time successfully on probation or parole they are forever under a "conviction" umbrella unless they request the govenor of the state of conviction to expunge their criminal record. You're welcome.
6/20/2017 9:36:43 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
urealysucklol San Benito, TX 45, joined Jul. 2014	That's unconstitutional, That's another form of probation , the governor is not The judicial branch, there's Precedence in this theory, Eat that cup poop, [Edited 6/20/2017 9:37:05 AM ]
6/20/2017 9:45:18 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
cupocheer Assumption, IL 68, joined May. 2010	Quote from urealysucklol: That's unconstitutional, That's another form of probation , the governor is not The judicial branch, there's Precedence in this theory, Eat that cup poop, I don't have to 'eat that', you old fart. You have to provide legal proof that I am incorrect or STFU!
6/20/2017 11:26:07 AM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
urealysucklol San Benito, TX 45, joined Jul. 2014
6/20/2017 1:33:38 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
viper1e Greensburg, PA 59, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from urealysucklol: That's unconstitutional, That's another form of probation , the governor is not The judicial branch, there's Precedence in this theory, Eat that cup poop, In addition any incarceration, the presiding judge may impose additional conditions to the conviction. A good example of this would be when the judge suspends or revokes your driving privileges because of your conviction on a DUI, regardless of how much time you may serve jail or prison. However, the imposition of restrictions on Internet access is something that is now been taken out of the judiciary's hands. [Edited 6/20/2017 1:35:01 PM ]
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6/20/2017 6:04:57 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
annamally Santa Clarita, CA 98, joined Feb. 2013	Op ... Proof positive ..... Viper is posting .
6/20/2017 7:46:50 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
doublethree Germantown, TN 40, joined Oct. 2013 online now!	Quote from annamally: Op ... Proof positive ..... Viper is posting . That's what's funny and proves he's projecting when he says I BS claims about me. I want only legal aged gfs, but I am not so sure about him wanting them older than half that. Notice he went right to ages, whereas sexual assault isn't always eve about anyone who's not an adult.
6/20/2017 8:08:14 PM	Supreme Court rules: Sex Offenders can use social media
urealysucklol San Benito, TX 45, joined Jul. 2014
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blake6972 Bunker Hill, WV 45, joined Jul. 2013	Quote from annamally: Op ... Proof positive ..... Viper is posting . Ole Viper the human diaper. He is a disgrace to the human race. Seriously he is. Just like Scaredofvaginatoo and that homosexual Janette from Texas.

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