Name and shame offenders – but not if it upsets family, says Government

 

1. Sad that there is no shame anymore and perpetrators’ rights override those of the victims’ or of society’s need to be informed and thus safer.

   That said… “anti-social behavior tsar?” That sounds pretty Orwellian. Anti-social behavior as defined by...?

   Posted by Nicole       12/03/2009  at  11:28 AM  



2. The local rag, Dayton Daily Democrat News used to publish a weekly list of who got arrested for soliciting an undercover policewoman for prostitution. (Hint: I’ve seen the undercover policewomen ‘on patrol’. They invariably are far too good-looking to be actual prostitutes.)

   Frankly, I don’t see why this is a crime. Stupid? Yes. Crime? You decide.

   Anyway, the local Dayton Daily Democrat News no longer publishes such info. Their circulation continues to decline.

   OTOH, an independent publication has surfaced. I forget the name, but it’s a weekly and it details everybody arrested in the last week. Gives names, addresses, and the (alleged) crime. So-and-so who lives at such-and-such address was arrested for soliciting a prostitute. I’m especially interested in the ones that were arrested for such in the city parks after dark. Invariably, they are homosexuals.

   That is why regular people can’t legally be in a city park after dark. It’s the city’s way of giving homosexual prostitutes a business district, and easy money at the end of the month when the city police do their sweeps. All this while charging it to me on my property taxes.

   Posted by Christopher       12/04/2009  at  06:43 AM  

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