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How so? Are you going to stay awake 24/7 to stop those abusers when they get too close to their victims?

• justinlilly 13y ago
  If the theoretical data is available on the theoretical abuser, the police could monitor it, or you could have a non-profit service which monitors the proximity and alerts authorities / sends a "get out of the house" message to you.
  • gnaffle 13y ago
    So, instead of living a life in relative safety, you get to spend the rest of your life on alert and in fear. I really don't see how you can argue that this would be an acceptable solution.
    • matz1 13y ago
      No I would have no problem if they just watch, only if they did something hurt then its problem. In open society they can be tracked easily.
      • gnaffle 13y ago
        Great for you, but I think that you understand that not everyone would feel the same in such a situation?
  • differentView 13y ago
    The most theoretical part of such a scenario is the police force that follows procedures perfectly and aren't ever overworked.