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**Gatsby32** · 01-31-24 17:21

This is election year posturing. No less. No more.

Originally Posted by AsianMan03 [View Original Post]

Here's a summary of their meeting on the 29th. It doesn't look like there is any change to their current position even though legit masseuses are being penalized.

https://www.appenmedia.com/alpharett...8ecea52c6.html

**AsianMan03** · 01-31-24 13:10

Here's a summary of their meeting on the 29th. It doesn't look like there is any change to their current position even though legit masseuses are being penalized.

https://www.appenmedia.com/alpharett...8ecea52c6.html

**HobbyMan51** · 01-30-24 17:25

Originally Posted by JunkSecond [View Original Post]

So apparently 3500 children in GA are trafficking victims each year. 3600 if you read the numbers on top of the busses. She setup a care facility for up to 24 child survivors of trafficking, do the other 3476 not survive? At 3500, that's 10 a day, maybe treatment is only two days to give them the benefit of the doubt. In any case we are taking action to shut down illicit (we can't say Asian) massage parlors. That's the best way to save the children.

https://www.11alive.com/article/news...7-8b149156c0c1

If you go and look at the GRACE Commission, they estimate that 1. 5 MILLION people (mostly children) are trafficking victims in the US each year. The US population is 333.3 million, roughly 21% are under 18 for a total of 70 million. If you do the math 2% or 2 in every hundred children are allegedly sold for sex. That is unbelievably high.

https://gov.georgia.gov/first-lady/grace-commission

The HPCI says in GA 116 children have been rescued and 46 traffickers are under indictment. While not "good" as trafficking a child is a horrible crime, those numbers are more believable. Way off from 3500. In any case the traffickers only receive prison time which does not seem to be near what they deserve IMO for selling children.

Unfortunately #4 is the one that is the most common sense-less approach. See the Mayor of Roswell as a prime example. She is a nice lady, she means well but she is naive, like most of them, and like most of them they implement emotional responses instead of taking a long, hard, shrewd look at what is really happening out there. In Atlanta the sex trafficking is done by the thugs who take their victims to the local shit-hole hotels and turn them into prostitutes. In America most of the sex trafficking is taking place at the border by the cartels who are trafficking women and children into sex slavery, a travesty approved by this administration. Emotion rules the day though, and unfortunately it will be the parlors that will bear the brunt of the self-righteous wrath of the clueless.

**SeekingHead** · 01-30-24 17:24

JunkSecond,

Great info, it shows who is behind this & why it's happening thru out the state. I love how 11 news linked a 6 year old youtube video to their news story as some sort of appendix or reference. Quality journalism.

**JunkSecond** · 01-30-24 16:02

So apparently 3500 children in GA are trafficking victims each year. 3600 if you read the numbers on top of the busses. She setup a care facility for up to 24 child survivors of trafficking, do the other 3476 not survive? At 3500, that's 10 a day, maybe treatment is only two days to give them the benefit of the doubt. In any case we are taking action to shut down illicit (we can't say Asian) massage parlors. That's the best way to save the children.

https://www.11alive.com/article/news...7-8b149156c0c1

If you go and look at the GRACE Commission, they estimate that 1. 5 MILLION people (mostly children) are trafficking victims in the US each year. The US population is 333.3 million, roughly 21% are under 18 for a total of 70 million. If you do the math 2% or 2 in every hundred children are allegedly sold for sex. That is unbelievably high.

https://gov.georgia.gov/first-lady/grace-commission

The HPCI says in GA 116 children have been rescued and 46 traffickers are under indictment. While not "good" as trafficking a child is a horrible crime, those numbers are more believable. Way off from 3500. In any case the traffickers only receive prison time which does not seem to be near what they deserve IMO for selling children.

https://www.11alive.com/article/news...2-b618055e2a73

So three articles all saying different things with math that don't add up. So what's really going on? Here is my take:

1- Take a real issue that concerns everyone and use your public office to hyper-inflate the data and create a sensation.

2- Create a Commission to address the issue and appoint 25 board members, family or supporters.

3- It's not visible at all, the salary of board members or the budget of the commission, but follow the money. Use either public funds to pay board members or privately raised money which is another goal of the commission. What is the salary of a board member? I'll buy a beer for anyone who can find it.

4- Take action completely unrelated to the issue you sensationalized, but pick easy targets to rack up arrests and claim success. Then pat each other on the back, or slap asses in celebration while you count your stacks.

**BroDiddly** · 01-28-24 13:33

Originally Posted by Poshir [View Original Post]

https://www.11alive.com/amp/article/...2-bcbb27e8ad8b

My job takes around the state. There have been arrests in Augusta too. I heard Macon was still a free place.

**AsianMan03** · 01-26-24 18:45

There was a meeting today at Roswell's City Hall to discuss new massage shop rules and 90 day moratorium. Does anyone know if Roswell is going to ease their rules or lift the moratorium?

Also it seems that several places on Holcomb Bridge Rd are open, such as Best Day and Tao. Anyone know why these places have escaped the LE shutdown and flown under the radar?

**Rebrobate218** · 01-23-24 10:56

Originally Posted by MfuckerPlease [View Original Post]

And what's your point, you posted it twice?

There is no point he / she is an activist.

**MfuckerPlease** · 01-17-24 19:45

Originally Posted by Poshir [View Original Post]

https://www.11alive.com/amp/article/...2-bcbb27e8ad8b

And what's your point, you posted it twice?

**Poshir** · 01-17-24 13:13

https://www.11alive.com/amp/article/...2-bcbb27e8ad8b

**Poshir** · 01-17-24 13:11

https://www.11alive.com/amp/article/...2-bcbb27e8ad8b

**MfuckerPlease** · 01-17-24 00:50

Originally Posted by AsianMan03 [View Original Post]

This is just like the movie "Wag the Dog" where our political leaders engage in an activity to divert the public's attention from the real problems we are facing and that is crime. So Roswell goes after the low hanging fruit and tells us how they are protecting women from trafficking when in fact, they are persecuting hard working Chinese women while the bums who break in and robs stores at night run around freely. Roswell needs to devote resources to fighting real crime. If I lived in Roswell and would not vote for any incumbent.

Also, don't vote for the AG (Chris Carr).

**RiverRat99** · 01-16-24 16:51

Interestingly when you look at Roswell at https://crimegrade.org/safest-places-in-roswell-ga/.

They don't even consider mutual masturbation, trafficking, or prostitution as criteria for grading crime. They do put a heavy emphasis on VIOLENT crime. Things like assault, murder- you know-.

Life ending or crippling events. Roswell gets a C- . But this site, https://www.city-data.com/crime/crim...l-Georgia.html calls out Rape. Wow. I did not realize the cops were doing such a lousy job stopping rape in Roswell. And look at the assualts!

**MfuckerPlease** · 01-16-24 13:57

Originally Posted by Wizard22 [View Original Post]

So Ease Massage sits there, closed down, with a big red "Stop Work" sticker on the door courtesy of the Roswell PD, the mayor, and the city council. Meanwhile two doors down, Taco Takeout and Four Seasons Wings were broken into and robbed over the weekend. New glass is being installed today. Probably won't catch the culprits unless they performed a handjob while they were on site.

Wiz.

Shows you where their priorities are, not the real criminals. They'd rather go after a soft targets to boost their election clout.

**AsianMan03** · 01-16-24 11:58

Originally Posted by Wizard22 [View Original Post]

So Ease Massage sits there, closed down, with a big red "Stop Work" sticker on the door courtesy of the Roswell PD, the mayor, and the city council. Meanwhile two doors down, Taco Takeout and Four Seasons Wings were broken into and robbed over the weekend. New glass is being installed today. Probably won't catch the culprits unless they performed a handjob while they were on site..

This is just like the movie "Wag the Dog" where our political leaders engage in an activity to divert the public's attention from the real problems we are facing and that is crime. So Roswell goes after the low hanging fruit and tells us how they are protecting women from trafficking when in fact, they are persecuting hard working Chinese women while the bums who break in and robs stores at night run around freely. Roswell needs to devote resources to fighting real crime. If I lived in Roswell and would not vote for any incumbent.