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NC - Facebook has removed 5,500 sex offenders since May

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View the article here Discrimination, due to a label. Just because sex offenders may be using some web site, doesn't mean they are there to hunt for children to molest. This is just typical fear-mongering, IMO.  Instead of kicking thousand of people off, who may not be doing anything wrong, why don't they create a site specifically for kids?  But, that would be too obvious, like maybe this social networking site. 02/19/2009 By MARLON A. WALKER - Associated Press Writer RALEIGH - Facebook has removed more than 5,500 convicted sex offenders from its social networking Web site since May, Connecticut's attorney general said Thursday. - So were they doing anything wrong?  Or are you just kicking them off (discrimination) due to a label? Richard Blumenthal said the world's largest social networking site, which claims to have more than 175 million active members, reported to his office that 5,585 convicted sex offenders were found on the Web site and removed between May 1, 2008, and Jan...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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