Louisiana Sex Offenders Must Post Their Crimes on Facebook [POLL]

The law doesn't have to be followed. Why? Because if it is followed then a person will be deleted from Facebook. See, Facebook cannot deny any person access to their forums absent a court order. Facebook cannot take ANY lists from ANY governments and use those lists to deny access to their forums. Why can't they do that? If Facebook is allowed to take lists of those designated legislatively, sex offenders from the government, and that government has no limit on their ability to label a person a sex offender (even consensual sex or homosexual sex), that would be a violation of human rights, and the 1st amendment. Let us assume that middle eastern countries designate child molesters and homosexuals as sex offenders. Can Facebook take those lists and use it to banish them from their site? The answer is, NO. Facebook has a membership of over 900 million and growing. They use their forums for every aspect of free speech that can be represented on Facebook. This also includes public policy. Facebook also has members that are governments, public and private organizations, and advocacy organizations. Facebook also has forums set up specifically to advocate to deny those labled sex offender their rights under the Constitution. A person not under parole or probation does not lose their 1st amendment rights. A State cannot label a person and then use that label to systematically exclude those people from all aspects of the community without hearing and without appeal. If a person is required to put their conviction on a Facebook page and that information will then be used to exclude that person from Facebook, then that person does NOT have to put that information on Facebook. Facebook has signed up a majority of the population. Facebook cannot be at the center of 1st amendment speech in society and then exclude anyone they want. Facebook has become a quasi-governmental organization who then takes on all the responsibilities to PROTECT freedom of speech. At the heart of the 1st amendment is that speech is protected AND that speech cannot be assumed to be illegal simply because a person is speaking. While Facebook is at the center of the 1st amendment in the U.S. and while Facebook is using registry information to illegally deny access to its forums, it then becomes a RIGHT to flee the registry and do whatever what one can do to avoid the registry. Just because you have a registry, and that the courts have ruled specifically that a person does not have to be dangerous to be on the registry, a society cannot use that registry to systematically remove people out of society, without hearing and without appeal.