1. The sex offender registry was a knee-jerk reaction from day one, and I don't support inane knee-jerks. 2. It was ripe for abuse from day one, and that's all it was used for, hence this court decision. 3. All this so-called psychological damage is bogus, too, concocted by psychologists, at the urging of law enforcement, to keep themselves from having to work at 7-Eleven. 4. Moral bankruptcy? First, I'm no Christian, so if you think I'm getting some morals that way, you're wrong. Two, it is legal for adults to have sex with children in most jurisdictions. Three, kids have sex--lots of it, and no one blinks an eye. The question I posed was for you to answer, and I said you did a better job than I expected, but you forgot that much sex between adults and children is legal. 5. The case that led to this decision, the case that started it all involved a guy who wasn't even a sex offender but whom the state of Colorado classified and punished as a sex offender. There's the icing on the cake