Living is serious. Perhaps many should awaken to reality.
On August 22, 2014, Reason.com published a piece by Jacob Sullum in which Sullum laments that legislators of the State of New York have imposed residence restrictions against those convicted of heinous sex crimes, which Sullum believes are "so onerous that sex offenders due to be released from prison cannot find legal places to live."
The egregious crimes of child molestation and rape deform anyone for a lifetime, creating perpetual victims of those who suffer such reprehensible crimes. Even though USSC robe Anthony Kennedy says otherwise, sex crimes have life-long effects that victims suffer. Unlike those raped, those murdered escape suffering.
The egregious crimes of child molestation and rape deform anyone for a lifetime, creating perpetual victims of those who suffer such reprehensible crimes. Even though USSC robe Anthony Kennedy says otherwise, sex crimes have life-long effects that victims suffer. Unlike those raped, those murdered escape suffering.
Sullum laments,
Under New York's Sexual Assault Reform Act, which took effect in 2005, level-three sex offenders and all sex offenders whose victims were younger than 18 are prohibited from going within 1,000 feet of a school or any other facility that mainly serves children...That means sex offenders not only are not allowed to live in Manhattan; they are not even allowed to visit or pass through it, unless they can somehow do so without running afoul of the 1,000-foot rule.
According to New York law, a Level 3 convicted sex criminal gets deemed a high-risk of repeat offense and thus a threat. Level 3 convicts of sex crimes have been deemed the seriously wicked, mentally twisted. Thus, New York legislators have decreed through law and agency such heinous persons have the duty to maintain lifetime registry and that legislators and their agents have the right to know where Level 3 sex offenders live.
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The age of consent in New York is 17. Anyone 18 or older becomes a rapist upon conviction in New York for having sex with someone lacking capacity to consent.
If someone is 16 or 17, and has sex with anyone lacking capacity, that is anyone under 17, that one is liable for sexual misconduct, a misdemeanor.
Having reached the age of majority in New York, 18, anyone becomes liable for various degrees of rape, all felonies:
- 3rd degree rape if rapist is 21 or older and the victim is 16 or 15
- 2nd degree rape if rapist is 18 or older and the victim is 14 or 13
- 1st degree rape if rapist is 18 or older and the victim is 12 or younger
- 1st degree rape if rapist is 16 or older and the victim is 10 or younger
Laws impose duty and right. New Yorkers have the right not to be raped or molested. Adults have the duty not to molest or rape anyone. Legislators have conferred the right of prosecution against anyone not upholding their duty. Legislators have imposed the duty of liability to their right of prosecution for those suspected of failing to uphold their duty.
Here is the State of New York legislators Sex Offender Registration Act. Here are the "registerable" offenses for the State of New York sex offender registry:
Penal Law Statute | Offense Class | Offense | Note |
---|---|---|---|
120.70 | E Felony | luring a child | 1 |
130.20 | A Misdemeanor | sexual misconduct | |
130.25 | E Felony | rape in the third degree | |
130.30 | D Felony | rape in the second degree | |
130.35 | B Felony | rape in the first degree | |
130.40 | E Felony | criminal sexual act in the third degree | |
130.40 | E Felony | sodomy in the third degree | |
130.45 | D Felony | criminal sexual act in the second degree | |
130.45 | D Felony | sodomy in the second degree | |
130.50 | B Felony | criminal sexual act in the first degree | |
130.50 | B Felony | sodomy in the first degree | |
130.52 | A Misdemeanor | forcible touching | 2 |
130.53 | E Felony | persistent sexual abuse | |
130.55 | B Misdemeanor | sexual abuse in the third degree | 2 |
130.60 | A Misdemeanor | sexual abuse in the second degree | |
130.65 | D Felony | sexual abuse in the first degree | |
130.65-a | E Felony | aggravated sexual abuse in the fourth degree | |
130.66 | D Felony | aggravated sexual abuse in the third degree | |
130.67 | C Felony | aggravated sexual abuse in the second degree | |
130.70 | B Felony | aggravated sexual abuse in the first degree | |
130.75 | B Felony | course of sexual conduct against a child in the first degree | |
130.80 | D Felony | course of sexual conduct against a child in the second degree | |
130.90 | D Felony | facilitating a sex offense with a controlled substance | |
130.95 | A-II Felony | predatory sexual assault | |
130.96 | A-II Felony | predatory sexual assault against a child | |
135.05 | A Misdemeanor | unlawful imprisonment in the second degree | 3 |
135.10 | E Felony | unlawful imprisonment in the first degree | 3 |
135.20 | B Felony | kidnapping in the second degree | 3 |
135.25 | A-I Felony | kidnapping in the first degree | 3 |
230.04 | A Misdemeanor | patronizing a prostitute in the third degree | 4 |
230.05 | E Felony | patronizing a prostitute in the second degree | |
230.06 | D Felony | patronizing a prostitute in the first degree | |
230.30(2) | C Felony | promoting prostitution in the second degree | |
230.32 | B Felony | promoting prostitution in the first degree | |
230.33 | B Felony | compelling prostitution | |
230.34 | B Felony | sex trafficking | |
235.22 | D Felony | disseminating indecent material to minors in the first degree | |
250.45(2), (3) and (4) | E Felony | unlawful surveillance in the second degree | 5 |
250.50 | D Felony | unlawful surveillance in the first degree | |
255.25 | E Felony | Incest (committed prior to 11/1/06) | |
255.25 | E Felony | Incest in the third degree | |
255.26 | D Felony | Incest in the second degree | |
255.27 | B Felony | Incest in the first degree | |
263.05 | C Felony | use of a child in a sexual performance | |
263.10 | D Felony | promoting an obscene sexual performance by a child | |
263.11 | E Felony | possessing an obscene sexual performance by a child | |
263.15 | D Felony | promoting a sexual performance by a child | |
263.16 | E Felony | possessing a sexual performance by a child | |
263.30 | B Felony | facilitating a sexual performance by a child with a controlled substance or alcohol |
- 1 If the underlying offense is a class A or a class B felony, then the offense of luring a child shall be considered respectively, a class C felony or class D felony.
- 2A registerable offense only if the victim is less than eighteen years of age or where the defendant has a prior conviction for a sex offense, a sexually violent offense, forcible touching or sexual abuse in the third degree or an attempt thereof even if registration was not required for the prior conviction; regardless of when the prior conviction occurred.
- 3A registerable offense only if the victim is less than seventeen years old and the offender is not the parent of the victim.
- 4A registerable offense only if the person patronized is in fact less than seventeen years old.
- 5A registerable offense unless the trial court finds that registration would be unduly harsh and inappropriate. The Attempt version of this offense is registerable for those offenders who committed the offense on or after Sept. 23, 2011, or who previously committed the offense but were still under sentence as of that date.
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What is next for Reasonoids? Are they going to come out their closets to support NAMBLA under a bogus free association argument?
You can glance at the age of consent laws of the various states, none of which seem unreasonable.
On a side note, 42% of all millionaires living in New York state live in the Manhattan borough of New York City. It looks like Manhattan millionaires have bought the legislators they needed to keep heinous child molesters out of Manhattan.
Here are a few of my takes on the progressive liberals masquerading libertarians at Reason.com:
- GO FREE-RANGERS GO! FREE-RANGERS AND REASON.COM
- WHOA DUDE, WHAT? LEGALIZING ISN'T LIBERTARIAN? PASS ME THE BONG. GOO GOO GOO JOOB.
- REASONOIDS OF REASON.COM, AMERICA'S CRYPTO-REPUBLICANS
One last note, because of my comments written in response to Reasonoid cultie handler Shikha Dalmia's recent Reason.com article on Millennials and legal pot, detailing how legalization isn't decriminalization and thus legalization, which Reason.com handlers champion, isn't libertarian, I've been censored at Reason.com
All of my comments on countless articles have been removed by the technical staff at Reason.com while comments remain by scores of others on those same articles.
So much for the "free minds" slogan Reasonoids at Reason.com peddle.
Reasonoids at Reason.com give libertarianism a bad rep. In short, they don't understand the doctrine at all and thus are not adherents to it. The closet from which Reasonoids should emerge is the Rockefeller Republican / (Bill) Clinton New Democrat closet in which they hide while masquerading as libertarians.
I might have more to say about my blacklisted censorship at Reason.com soon.