Last year I lost my home to an arsonist who targeted me because I'm a registered former sex offender. He was caught, convicted, but given probation. He didn't have to register as an arsonist.



Later last year, while staying overnight at a friends house, he'd managed to locate me and set my friend's house on fire while I was away. Also in the home was a 90 year old woman.



This year I've been living in a tent on property miles from town. The reason? To hide. Why hide? To keep from losing my life.



I haven't found work or safe housing for almost a year now. The arsonist also destroyed my car by driving it off a cliff after stealing it while I was at work.



Unfortunately, I have to register as a sex offender. The community feels safer now that they know my name and address. My crime was 10 years ago and I was 16 when I was with a girl 2 years younger than me. We fooled around. That was the only crime I ever committed except for traffic tickets.



My next crime will NOT be a sex crime. It's most likely going to be murder in defense.



Also, I want to let everyone know that when you use these applications, you are in fact stalking. It doesn't matter what you feel about it... it matters because I perceive it that way. Perception, like in a sexual harrasement case, it all about how the victim percieves the situation. You lose. I win.



Also, I just won my case against the State of California. I've been awarded more money than you'll ever make in your entire lifetimes.



Depriving a person of a second chance is in fact depriving them of hope. When a person gives up, they turn out to be the guy who kills people in a Gym. Who's more dangerous?



Guess who picks up the tab for compensating me for depriving me of my basic human rights? The tax payer.