Mc Molesters working at Mc Donald's... repeat offenders even.  What do you think?
552191
Thats disgusting!, i know here in the UK, they wouldnt get employment!. Being a father of 2 girls myself and very protective over them, i wouldnt let them anywhere near that particular McDonalds!, i think a letter of disgust to Mcdonalds is needed!.\n\nHowever i think McDonalds are a joke anyway!..the UK is full of them, one on every corner near enough!...\n\nHope you will get the answer you are looking for.
764948
he needs to be reported. there are people out there who cant afford for this to happen to. well observed and i hope the robdogging git gets caught and punished. because he is either lining the shops pockets or HIS OWN
960854
Well, this is probably going to set some people off, but the conspiracy theorist websites are using some of the victims survivors to further their theories. And as these guys are paid by the "hit", I think that falls into the exploitation category.
307963
I think that the people that hire them should be held accountable for it. There should be jail and a large enough fine that it would be worth their time to hire ILLEGALS. That is the magic word here illegal.
1128612
Our society likes to believe we practice what we preach but we don't.  If you have served your sentence then you have paid your debt and your past should be forgiven.  However, what you did and your chances of re-offending are fair considerations to potential employers.  I am an active advocate for survivors of sexual assault and child rape/sexual assault.  Pedophiles and rapists are very low on my list of who to help next, but, with sex offenders mandatory registration, I can't help but think we are creating more problems.  Sex offenders need to support themselves but I don't want them around vulnerable populations.  So it is a very difficult situation to solve.
1029324
I'm with ya.  Forcing them out of certain areas DOES NOT stop the problem!  It creates a bigger problem for the offender, which puts them under stress, which makes them more likely to re-offend.  Also, proximity to a school or playground or whatever will not stop someone who truly wants to commit an offense.  Instead of creating these ridiculous laws...how about we try to help the person not to re-offend?  Contrary to popular belief, sex offenders can be treated and can change.  Not all of them, of course, but many of them.  Yes, what they did is horrific, and they deserve to be punished for the offense.  But making their lives miserable (and the lives of their families) doesn't do anything but create a bigger problem.
894290
Gee I wonder who will do all the dirty work when all the illegals working for scraps have to leave? I don't think that any Hazelton citizen will do the job. Who's going to cook great mexican food? Who's going to clean the mess in the restaurant? They may not help the econmony much, but they do the work that nobody else wants to do. I sure as hell wouldn't want to clean tables all day for less than minimum wage, while living in crappy housing.
203501
I was molested by my brother when I was 13 and while I would like to say yes, I can't. I've forgiven my brother since then, but my forgiving him doesn't mean that I've suddenly forgot about the entire incident or that I approve of what happened. I think this is not the corse to take. I do think that harsher penalties should be in place though. There was one case that I was watching on Court TV and this guy raped a minor and only got 6 months for it. That's a slap on the wrist. I don't this would be grounds for you to use the word murder though. These child molesters in a sense have murdered their victims, because I and many others will never be the same. I use the word murder because that is exactly what it seems like because they kill your soul and any hope you had for the future.
653499
It sounds like a really poorly run business taking advantage of it's workers. Reporting them will likely accomplish little unless the manager is the problem and the owners don't know it.  If the manager and owner are the same guy, forget it and look for another job, if there is a separate owner, call him and report the manager.  Either way, unless it's a really big company, you'll probably have to look for another job.
814343
You've hit a nerve with me on this question as I'm currently dealing with just such a question.  Business is business and the number one priority is to provide a profit, however when corporate greed takes such a priority over even the most basic ethics, it has gone too far.  \n\nWe have discovered that Meineke Car Care knowingly sold a convicted sex offender (Rape) a franchise.  When contacted about this, they put in WRITING that they not only knew about his conviction but don't feel it's a problem because it happened in the 90's.  WHAT are these people thinking?  Doesn't a company have an obligation NOT to put their customers in the position on handing over their personal info & keychains or taking a ride home from a convicted sex offender?  Did the recent lawsuits about the attacks on a customer and employee at Walmart & McDonalds teach companies anything?  At least they had the luxury of not knowing the employees history. How could Meineke defend this?
1104358
And you'd think they'd learn. I mean, some of these guys have actually seen the shows and thought they might be walking into a setup and still they went. And the guy who brought his 5 year old son with him? What is wrong with people?!?!\n\nIt's deplorable when they only get a slap on the wrist. I say lock 'em up and throw away the key. Oh, and no segregating them from the general population. They don't deserve that kind of protection. I know that's judgmental, but I've seen the results of child molestation and it isn't pretty. These kids suffer for the rest of their lives. If Perverted Justice and NBC can do it why can't the police? Yes, I know NBC has oodles of money. So why don't law enforcement agencies all over the country take advantage of NBC's abilities and money to catch s many of these perverts as possible.
260876
I think there are some who are good. I think, as a people, they're back ward from us. I think they're antisocial and maybe a version of the Italian Mafia.
990210
I would absolutely go and help the person put the correct information out:\n\nAt least this way, those of you that are hate mongers, believe everything the media and the politicians say, (which is mostly 99% wrong), and those of you that think you have to have a registry to babysit your children rather than you supervising them on your own (you do enjoy that false sense of security the registries give you), you will know where these rehabilitated former offenders are.\n\nNow, if you would rather here the facts instead of the propaganda: 90 to 95% of sexual offenses occur by someone known to the child - a relative, close family friend, close neighbor, teachers, coaches, scout leaders and after school activity persons. The re offense rate, however, is 3.5% reconviction rate for sex offenders. 1.2% of that rate are reoffenses on child molestation.\n\nNow that you have those figures, how about this: Your child has a MUCH higher chance of being harmed by a drug dealer/user, drunk driver, gang related incident, playground accident, drowning, and struck by lightening, than they have of being molested by a rehabilitated sex offender. So you just enjoy that little false sense of security you love so much. While you are enjoying that, pay attention to the registries and see how they are growing compared to second charges on offenders!
916370
While your actual wording is a shade on the side of gross, you are quite correct, the employees do not look very nice at all and its one of the main reasons I never enter and eat the food in any of the fast food places....
975717
DEFINITELY should tighten up the laws concerning child molesters -- these are monsters in every sense of the word -- and just letting them out with little restrictions on their behaviors is a recipe for DISASTER -- and the Disaster is the continuance of the Molesting Behaviors in the future.\n\nNot only should California Tighten up these laws, but I have another Suggestion for California:\n\nHOW ABOUT if CALIFORNIA tightens up it's Child Support Enforcement Laws too!  My Ex-Spouse ABUSED my children, and was not just able to continue contact with the children (which disgusts me to begin with -- stupid California "justice") -- but he then was also able to continue to slide off the face of Child Support Enforcement, and now ... 19 years later, I AM STILL looking for Child Support Enforcement!
887028
Nope your right these folks committed crime and were sentenced to a term in jail. Jail is a place where you have restricted freedom and privileges. The human writes brigade think this is wrong. I think it is character building keep them swilling out there own pig pens this way they may begin to learn the advantages of not living in a prison. From there its not a great leap for them to understand what they did wrong that got them there in the first place. All while they have PlayStation's, television, three square meals, books, education, medical system better than NHS, drugs, you name it they got it where's the deterrent????
530570
I agree. I'm 19, and I never fell for that because it was stupid and made the conformists who did that look, look stupid. I say if they wanna be like that, then they better learn how to serve McDonalds real well cause I'll be ordering from them one day.