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Apparently it's true as a friend was arrested. MA is apparently very hot from what I've been told. PM for details.
[QUOTE=Deb4512;1743483]Apparently it's true as a friend was arrested. MA is apparently very hot from what I've been told. PM for details.[/QUOTE]Anything you have to offer is welcome. We all need to be on our guard and any tips will help.
It is not a crime in Canada to sell sex for money." That is the very first sentence in the Supreme Court's unanimous judgment striking down Canada's prostitution laws. The case is "not about whether prostitution should be legal or not." It is "about whether the laws Parliament has enacted on how prostitution may be carried out pass constitutional muster." And the Supreme Court says that the three, long-standing Criminal Code sections governing the sex trade do not pass the test, and are unconstitutional. On two out of three, the court got it right. But we have questions about striking down the third of those provisions. So should Canadians.
[URL]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-debate/editorials/on-prostitution-two-cheers-for-the-supreme-court/article16078755/[/URL]
[QUOTE=JimiFoxx;1961117]It is not a crime in Canada to sell sex for money." That is the very first sentence in the Supreme Court's unanimous judgment striking down Canada's prostitution laws. The case is "not about whether prostitution should be legal or not." It is "about whether the laws Parliament has enacted on how prostitution may be carried out pass constitutional muster." And the Supreme Court says that the three, long-standing Criminal Code sections governing the sex trade do not pass the test, and are unconstitutional. On two out of three, the court got it right. But we have questions about striking down the third of those provisions. So should Canadians.
[URL]http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-debate/editorials/on-prostitution-two-cheers-for-the-supreme-court/article16078755/[/URL][/QUOTE]
Oh Canada... glorious and free!
[QUOTE=Nrlmus;1961455]Oh Canada... glorious and free![/QUOTE]The business itself is not a crime, however it is illegal still (until the parliament has reached its year deadline to change the bill).
I have been to Canada and you are not allowed to operate in a hotel. They do have apartments that are rentable for the week. This is as of yet is the best way to operate safely ... However you do need a passport to go into Canada now.
It looks like it is time to really lay low in MetroWest.
[URL]http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/article/20140129/NEWS/140126025[/URL]
There are two ways to see any situation. It is either a good time to sit back and take a break. Or with business slowed down by the threat of LE there may be some great bargains to be had! LOL.
Human Trafficking.
Girls being held against their will. One girl called police.
Article in Metrowest Daily News and on Fox25.
OK. I was under the impression that the places I frequent were not human trafficking. I talk to the masseuses many of whom live off site. I have never frequented this place but I have frequented it's sister location. Have I lived in denial to pursue my personal lust? This changes things for me. And saddens me. I always new this existed but didn't think it existed in MetroWest or at least to this extent.
How can we avoid this? Is there any way to know which places are this type? If this is true I cannot support human trafficking. I think it is time to start a dialogue and support these women in this horrendous situation. Again if this proves to be true. It could be a vendetta. Let me know what you think.
[URL]http://www.wickedlocal.com/article/20140129/NEWS/140126025[/URL]
[QUOTE=BigBadDog69;1995277]Human Trafficking.
Girls being held against their will. One girl called police.
Article in Metrowest Daily News and on Fox25.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bigben99;1995299]OK. I was under the impression that the places I frequent were not human trafficking. I talk to the masseuses many of whom live off site. I have never frequented this place but I have frequented it's sister location. Have I lived in denial to pursue my personal lust? This changes things for me. And saddens me. I always new this existed but didn't think it existed in MetroWest or at least to this extent.
How can we avoid this? Is there any way to know which places are this type? If this is true I cannot support human trafficking. I think it is time to start a dialogue and support these women in this horrendous situation. Again if this proves to be true. It could be a vendetta. Let me know what you think.
[URL]http://www.wickedlocal.com/article/20140129/NEWS/140126025[/URL][/QUOTE]I am not saying this is false but it sounds weird to me. The article says that they got a call from a former employee. If they are holding you against your will why would they let you go. Also If you answered an ad in a paper and you are just a normal person that thinks your just doing normal work and they don't let you leave, would'nt someone you know report you missing. If it was me I would tell a customer or walk right out the door with a customer and scream. There are so many ways to get out if no one has your family hostage somewhere or something like that. I don't know?
[QUOTE=Rito1;1995314]I am not saying this is false but it sounds weird to me. The article says that they got a call from a former employee. If they are holding you against your will why would they let you go. Also If you answered an ad in a paper and you are just a normal person that thinks your just doing normal work and they don't let you leave, would'nt someone you know report you missing. If it was me I would tell a customer or walk right out the door with a customer and scream. There are so many ways to get out if no one has your family hostage somewhere or something like that. I don't know?[/QUOTE]Most of these girls are illegal and may be here alone.
They are afraid to say anything for fear of retaliation and being sent back. They also could be paying off their debt to come to America.
It is not a good life for most. This happens in quite a few places.
All the girls in RI also either live on site for a month at a time or within a few buildings away sleeping on mattresses on the floor.
I have first hand knowledge of this and it is not pretty.
They eat rice everyday so when you bring them something different they are very happy.
Perhaps in our ratings we try to sort out whether we believe they are human trafficking vs. Need money but free will AMPs. I would like to avoid being part of the former. And yes...I know we will never know for sure but I do get a sense in thinking about all the places I have visited.
[QUOTE=BigBadDog69;1995329]Most of these girls are illegal and may be here alone.
They are afraid to say anything for fear of retaliation and being sent back. They also could be paying off their debt to come to America.
It is not a good life for most. This happens in quite a few places.
All the girls in RI also either live on site for a month at a time or within a few buildings away sleeping on mattresses on the floor.
I have first hand knowledge of this and it is not pretty.
They eat rice everyday so when you bring them something different they are very happy.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Bigben99;1995331]Perhaps in our ratings we try to sort out whether we believe they are human trafficking vs. Need money but free will AMPs. I would like to avoid being part of the former. And yes...I know we will never know for sure but I do get a sense in thinking about all the places I have visited.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure any of us are qualified to be anywhere close to the best judges of the details of an AMP provider's circumstances, short of coming right out and asking the lady (and she could lie so as not to jeopardize her job, of course). Personally, I'd rather go to a spa where the owner seems self-employed (like Aiko and Diva's in CT) and speaks decent English, and then refrain from patronizing a place that offers a variety of non-English speaking ladies who look like they're unhappily under the thumb of the mamasan. I prefer not to leave with that skeevy feeling that the lady who just gave me the happy ending is there against her will.
[QUOTE=Bigben99;1995299]OK. I was under the impression that the places I frequent were not human trafficking. I talk to the masseuses many of whom live off site. I have never frequented this place but I have frequented it's sister location. Have I lived in denial to pursue my personal lust? This changes things for me. And saddens me. I always new this existed but didn't think it existed in MetroWest or at least to this extent.
How can we avoid this? Is there any way to know which places are this type? If this is true I cannot support human trafficking. I think it is time to start a dialogue and support these women in this horrendous situation. Again if this proves to be true. It could be a vendetta. Let me know what you think.
[URL]http://www.wickedlocal.com/article/20140129/NEWS/140126025[/URL][/QUOTE]I hear ya Ben. I'd want nothing to do with a place that was associated with such activity. I sincerely hope it turns out that this is more a case of a disgruntled employee than trafficking. Time will bear that out I suppose.
FWIW, I'm wary of places with high staff turnover & those places where staff have no or little command of the English language.
Alas, how I wish this hobby were legal, taxed & regulated (like our neighbors to the north or across the pond) so consenting adults could have an outlet to earn / indulge more safely & securely.
This is Martha see. Using the law to chase down AMPs. If you recall she did this, or local LE did, with an AMP out near Worcester and eventually the charges were dropped. It hits the MPs very hard and probably scares them to think twice about setting up shop again.
Jack.
P.S. That is not to say this doesn't happen, but I don't think is anywhere near as prevalent as the media and Martha would like you to believe it happens.