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Originally Posted by MTVN
"Whether he gets a new identity or not should depend on whether he's truly been reformed": for him to be reformed would necessitate him not posing a threat to children.
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how can the parole board, the powers that be, or the public be assured that he is a reformed character? If he is so 'reformed' and there is absolute proof of this: he should not require any new identity.
Do you honestly feel that 'reformed character or not' - that a person who has inflicted such horror and torture upon a young child, should benefit from the taxpayer paying for his new ID, house, job and all other manner of things that that would entail.
Do you truly feel that the strained public purse and it's very restricted finances should be used for such a new ID - rather than say, for example, being used towards treating sick children / or treating children who have suffered emotionally and physically at the hands of such people. ?
If there was a choice between the monies being spent on the New ID or what I have posed above: what would your preference be?