CA Democrats Author Bill to Protect Sex Offenders Who Lure Minors

California Globe ^ | February 19, 2019 | Katy Grimes

[Politically Correct]

However, under their bill, SB 145, the offenders would not have to automatically register as sex offenders if the offenders are within 10 years of age of the minor.

So 19 and 9 is Okay.....

[faithhopecharity]

sicko political hacks have destroyed the once-Golden State of Californication

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Quick, let’s invade Venezuela & decriminalize homosexuality around the world while, here in the US, they are targeting our children for molestation & turning boys into girls at age 5.

[DoughtyOne]

Agreed...

17 vs an 8 year old? Seriously?

Man, the Democrats go a step lower each and every day.

[TheZMan]

Eh... 2 years, sure. 3 years, maybe. 10? No.

The 18 year old permanently on some list for knocking up his 16 year old girlfriend is stupid on top of stupid.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Every single child in California is turned into a sexual molestation target by perv teens.

A total cesspool not worth keeping.

[unread]

It would certainly seem that the crap in California is not ONLY on the streets but smears up the statehouse as well...

[Kriggerel]

Gotta protect that sacred casting-couch. X.x

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

A reasonable alternative would be to create a bounty on molesters open to gentlemen who have served time in prison. We can sympathize to some extent about the difficulty of finding honest work after they have done their time, so say a $5,000-$10,000 cash prize for smiting such degenerates unpunished by the law, would do much for their reintroduction to society.

[walford]

It’s important to note that when the Hollywood coverup and Weinstein was exposed, all of the victims were female — and mostly adults.

We also heard testimony from people like Corey Haim who said they were pressured, groomed into being sex slaves to male homosexuals who held positions of authority in Hollywood.

None of these people have been exposed, much less prosecuted.

[DoughtyOne]

Folks, California is a symptom, and please don’t think this isn’t on the docket almost everywhere.

In a way, it’s good that California is so transparent, because it alerts us to what is taking place.

What do we think is going on in our public schools, the indoctrination of children on matters that are blurry even for adults?

It’s open season on our kids across the nation. Please don’t see this as only California, because you’ll be missing a very important eye opener, and what is really going on elsewhere, nearly everywhere.

[ssaftler]

17 vs an 8 year old? Seriously?

I think that's legal now, since they are both minors. However, the 18 vs an 8 year old isn't legal, at least until Weiner's new law is passed by the commies in Sack-a-tomatoes.

And given the super majorities for the Demorats in both the Assembly and the Senate, and a Goober who makes Moonbeam look like a Conservative, this law is as good as done.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree, and that was just a question that had to be asked, so sane people could contemplate it.

So they think a 17 year old couldn’t abuse an 8 year old. Just wow...

I guess eight years old is now the age of consent here.

[Steven Scharf]

No, as noted in the article, a separate part of the statute prohibits sex with any minor under 15, even by another minor. That is generally the law in every state, although some may be 16.

[jarwulf]

This is his schtick. Hes the same guy who effectively legalized intentionally transmitting HIV. These are the people who get elected in CA.

[Impala64ssa]

Who did Scott WIENER get to co-sponsor this POS? Buster Hyman? Peter Long?

[Fedora]

Scott Wiener

Wiener joined Assembly member Todd Gloria to author SB 239, which aims to change the laws that make it a felony to expose someone to HIV without their knowledge and consent.[23] Wiener said that the laws unfairly single out HIV-positive people.[24] The bill passed and was signed by Governor Jerry Brown on October 6, 2017.[25]

Wiener partnered with state Senator Toni Atkins to author SB 179 to create a third, non-binary gender option on government documents.[26][27]

Wiener authored SB 219, which protects the rights of LGBT seniors living in long-term care facilities.[28] The bill was opposed by groups who argued the bill criminalized bathroom gender designations and would force care providers to address those under their care with gender appropriate language.[29] Wiener called these arguments "transphobic" and "absurd".[30]

[Fedora]

Susan Eggman

Eggman is openly lesbian and is a member and past chair of the California Legislative LGBT Caucus.[1] She is also a member of the California Latino Legislative Caucus.

[walford]

“I guess eight years old is now the age of consent here.”

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Well then. It seems that California is ready for Shari’a.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

The whole damn place needs to drop off into the pacific.