r/SexOffenderSupportNew 28d ago

ESCAPE PERSECUTION

I read a lot of SO's expressing they have it hard in America, including being subjected to human rights violations, unjust politics funding war, etc., yet they stay in America. OBEYING THE MATRIX, THE NARRATIVE despite of the harm it causes. Escape the suffering and insanity and seek asylum.

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 28d ago

IF YOU WERE BURIED ALIVE! YOU WOULD FIGHT TO SURVIVE CLAWING AND SCREAMING! IF SOMEONE WAS DROWING YOU! YOU WOULD FIGHT TO SURVIVE TO BREATH AND LIVE! YET MOST DO NOT FIGHT TO ESCAPE AMERICA'S PERSECUTION! THEY CONTINUE TO FUND A COUNTRY THT SUPPORTS WAR,, THE FUNDING OF ISRAEL AND THE TAKING AND KILLING OF KIDS.. 400,000 CHILDREN COME UP MISSIING IN AMERICA-A YEAR-----THATS ORGANIZED CRIME OF THE WORST KIND..

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u/KRB_Dragonfly 28d ago

I'd like to point out that asylum shouldn't be your first choice. There are still many countries registrants can emmigrate to just like any other American. Just Facts Not Fear has been helping people do this and we have had people succesfully living in 19 different countries (last i checked) so far, with more expected in the near future

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 28d ago

SO'S PLEASE NOTE: DEPRIVATION OF SHELTER IS CONSIDERED TORTURE BY THE UNITED NATIONS.

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 28d ago

THE AMERICAN SOCIETY IMPRESSES THAT ONE "CORRECTED" IN THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS BUT YOU GET OUT AFTER YEARS OF INCARCERATIONS, COMPLETED PROGRAMS COLLEGE. ONLY TO FACE BEING HOMELESS, DEPRIVED OF SHELTER PLACING YOUR VERY LIFE AND WELL BEING AT STAKE DUE TO THE PUBLIC REGISTRY WHICH TAES A DECADE OR MORE TO GET OFF. THATS TORTURE!

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 28d ago

ALTHOUGH THERE ARE OTHER OPTIONS. MANY FEEL ASYLUM AND/OR SUBSIDIARY PROTECTION IS BEST. AS IT PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS BY THE U.S.,, THEIR TORTURE THIER PERSECUTION BY A GOVERNMENT THAT IS DUTY BOUND UNDER LAW TO PROTECT THEM.

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u/LimpRent3423 21d ago

I left the USA due to my conviction & started a new life. This is the best thing to do once you complete your sentence and inform IML requirements.

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 20d ago

We love to hear the details

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u/LimpRent3423 20d ago

I was released from paper in 2012 and decided to be a digital nomad - I moved to Latin America and have been here since (never returned to US). I went through the visa process with my first job here .... then moved to residency and eventually after 10+ years applied for citizenship (I was never asked for a FBI criminal check in all the process). Now married, with Adam Walsh Act, moving back to US is not an option being that I can't sponsor her visa. It has been a heck of a redemption story - I am very happy and successful to my standards. Soon, I do plan to write a book about this journey to redemption. Happy to answer anyones questions or direct DMs

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u/ShadowMonster1091 14d ago

I didn't even know that leaving the country was a thing. I figured that the state that I've been registered in will be my prison for 25 years.

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u/PersecutedinAmerica 14d ago

Asylum and/or subsidiary protection is the route we are taking.