About 20 mins from where I live the department of corrections relocated a paedophile rapist into a street full of kids. This individual had previously been labeled by a shrink to never be released. Thank God this person got moved back into prison grounds after an uproar by the community.

What place does a multiple violent offender have in society. Wouldn't you think they have given up that right at the point of offending for the second time?.

If you could choose to live next door to a repeat sicko, or a refugee, who would you choose?. I know who I would take my chances with, and I know where these serial sex offenders need to be relocated to.

StG, I understand your concerns about serial sex offenders, but not about refugees. You seem to be suggesting that it is almost a toss-up between them as to who is worse – the likes of Fardon or refugees in general. That doesn’t sound like a reasonable comparison to me at all.

Could you please elucidate your concerns. Thanks

Being a survivor, I would prefer that they never be released and anyone would be better to have as a neighbour than a first or repeat offender.

Dear Stg,

Are you serious? How can you equate refugees with sex offenders?
Refugees have suffered terribly (they are afterall refugees - who come to this country because they have no choice, to escape hell), whereas sex offenders cause and inflict suffering. There's no
logical comparison or connection here between the two.

What are you really trying to get at here? Sorry, I don't understand why you started this thread - it makes no sense. (Except to provoke).

Why on earth would you compare Fardon with a refugee?

I'm going to give StG the benefit of the doubt here and assume that the post is a challenge to people who complain about refugees. Nobody but nobody wants to live anywhere near a repeat sex offender except maybe other repeat sex offenders.

There are a lot of people living in that area who complain about refugees as if refugees are as bad as repeat sex offenders. It seems to me the question is being put to Hanson supporters. I for one would rather live next door to a refugee than a racist, but we can't always choose our neighbours, can we?