Earlier quoted context omitted.
Criminals in America sound like they're treated as a de-facto permanent underclass. Less rights (no voting, custody, criminal suspicion, etc), less privacy (sex offender registry) and less opportunity with respect to job applications (job discrimination based on criminal record is legal?). And then they're released back into the general population, expected to be upstanding, rehabilitated citizens that want to (and c…
You think sex offenders shouldn't be on a register?
All I was saying is that these individuals are now part of a permanent underclass. This after they've supposedly "paid" their debt to society by serving their allotted jail sentence.
Whether there should be a registry for sex offenders, or anything else. That's a really big, and complicated problem, though.