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Is that legal ?[/QUOTE]It would be nice if the ACLU of Ohio would file a legal challenge to Dayton's latest effort of public shaming guys convicted of prostitution.
That'll just push people to start finding UTR's and legit providers. I'm sure that this can and will be challenged in court as a breach of privacy as loitering for prostitution isn't a sex offender related "crime". I find it funny that she's putting forth this much effort yet she cannot find a company to move into the city, fix up the dilapidated areas of town, and realize that there are police officers patrolling the east side and and. Main that are sexually harassing and assaulting SW's to blackmail them for info on dealers. I'll be glad to see her leave office as she Can't Understand Normal Thinking and is an idiot.
[QUOTE=Cartog;4104150]It would be nice if the ACLU of Ohio would file a legal challenge to Dayton's latest effort of public shaming guys convicted of prostitution.[/QUOTE]
Is clear she doesn't have clue what's going in town for sex workers.
Just like the idiot in the WH, she is manufacturing a crisis of sex workers, saying they are victims of human trafficking because she doesn't understand the reason behind that our dates are willing to sell their cats off the streets freely.
Of course she will wipe out prostitution, the oldest profession in the world with almost 5 k years of existence.
Her actions seems to be motivated for a personal reason rather than a humanitarian reason.
If politicians were really concern about protecting girls from human trafficking, prostitution were legal with rights and obligations.
[QUOTE=Westy0311;4104342]That'll just push people to start finding UTR's and legit providers. I'm sure that this can and will be challenged in court as a breach of privacy as loitering for prostitution isn't a sex offender related "crime". I find it funny that she's putting forth this much effort yet she cannot find a company to move into the city, fix up the dilapidated areas of town, and realize that there are police officers patrolling the east side and and. Main that are sexually harassing and assaulting SW's to blackmail them for info on dealers. I'll be glad to see her leave office as she Can't Understand Normal Thinking and is an idiot.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Westy0311;4104342]That'll just push people to start finding UTR's and legit providers. I'm sure that this can and will be challenged in court as a breach of privacy as loitering for prostitution isn't a sex offender related "crime". I find it funny that she's putting forth this much effort yet she cannot find a company to move into the city, fix up the dilapidated areas of town, and realize that there are police officers patrolling the east side and and. Main that are sexually harassing and assaulting SW's to blackmail them for info on dealers. I'll be glad to see her leave office as she Can't Understand Normal Thinking and is an idiot.[/QUOTE]The info is public record anyone can look for it. I wish they would make a domestic violence registry women could check before they date ass clowns with multiple convictions.
Another report on the Dayton's recently announced Buyer's Remorse initiative to shame guys caught buying pussy:
[URL]https://www.wyso.org/post/tech-city-dayton-campaign-seeks-cut-demand-prostitution[/URL]
Best to be extra careful if mongering in the city of Dayton or avoid it.
It's ironic how the city of Dayton can hand out thousands of clean needles to drug users so they can be safe. Following the same logic shouldn't the city be providing shelter for people that want to shag so they can be safe also. Funny how my addiction can be so immoral to require arrest and public shaming but someone that chooses to turn to drugs, abandon their kids and live on the street get a helping hand. [URL]https://www.mydaytondailynews.com/news/state-needle-exchange-program-averaging-54k-month/XhNz5bxUUGZrRriWtsVBPN/[/URL].
[QUOTE=Ace4262;4122952]It's ironic how the city of Dayton can hand out thousands of clean needles to drug users so they can be safe. Following the same logic shouldn't the city be providing shelter for people that want to shag so they can be safe also. Funny how my addiction can be so immoral to require arrest and public shaming but someone that chooses to turn to drugs, abandon their kids and live on the street get a helping hand. [URL]https://www.mydaytondailynews.com/news/state-needle-exchange-program-averaging-54k-month/XhNz5bxUUGZrRriWtsVBPN/[/URL].[/QUOTE]Its fucking ridiculous that they're giving addicts needles to shoot up.
[QUOTE=AssetNom;4123374]Its fucking ridiculous that they're giving addicts needles to shoot up.[/QUOTE]Addicts are given CLEAN needles to prevent the spread of HIV / AIDS and Hepatitis, Tetanus and STDs.
They are distributed not to make the quality of life easier and better for the addicts, but to stem the spread of the diseases to the community-at-large.
That's the nature of COMMUNITY health care. It's been a core tactic proven successful at hindering the spread of so much sickness.
It doesn't really take much brainpower to realize that benefits them, those with whom they associate and -- yes -- YOU.
[QUOTE=Ace4262;4122952]It's ironic how the city of Dayton can hand out thousands of clean needles to drug users so they can be safe. Following the same logic shouldn't the city be providing shelter for people that want to shag so they can be safe also. Funny how my addiction can be so immoral to require arrest and public shaming but someone that chooses to turn to drugs, abandon their kids and live on the street get a helping hand. [URL]https://www.mydaytondailynews.com/news/state-needle-exchange-program-averaging-54k-month/XhNz5bxUUGZrRriWtsVBPN/[/URL].[/QUOTE]Just as making prostitution criminal only introduces criminality into what should be a simple exchange of service for value so does making drug addiction criminal instead of a treating it for what it is, a public health problem. This attitude has cost the public trillions of wasted tax dollars. Not just the money for incarceration, but law enforcement, interdiction, lost time. It's ridiculous.
Sadly most of you guys don't even know that the very reason you think this way is because you were conditioned to from an early age. A guy named Harry Anslinger created this war on drugs out of nothing. Well nothing but wanting to jail Blacks, Mexican's and Chinese. Before him the few addicts there were could just go to the drug store, buy some opium based product and live a productive life. No cartels, no overcrowded prisons, nothing. Just a couple junkies buying relatively inexpensive drugs at the drug store. In the same breath people will talk about how prohibition was stupid because you can't stop people from doing what they want and then will say that drugs are different. Alcohol is a drug.
Yes, giving clean needles to junkies is a very good idea. As a society we can spend pennies on needles or millions on dying broke aids patients.
[QUOTE=Admin2;4125111]Just as making prostitution criminal only introduces criminality into what should be a simple exchange of service for value so does making drug addiction criminal instead of a treating it for what it is, a public health problem. This attitude has cost the public trillions of wasted tax dollars. Not just the money for incarceration, but law enforcement, interdiction, lost time. It's ridiculous.
Sadly most of you guys don't even know that the very reason you think this way is because you were conditioned to from an early age. A guy named Harry Anslinger created this war on drugs out of nothing. Well nothing but wanting to jail Blacks, Mexican's and Chinese. Before him the few addicts there were could just go to the drug store, buy some opium based product and live a productive life. No cartels, no overcrowded prisons, nothing. Just a couple junkies buying relatively inexpensive drugs at the drug store. In the same breath people will talk about how prohibition was stupid because you can't stop people from doing what they want and then will say that drugs are different. Alcohol is a drug.
Yes, giving clean needles to junkies is a very good idea. As a society we can spend pennies on needles or millions on dying broke aids patients.[/QUOTE]This is pretty much what I was going to point out too.
[QUOTE=Admin2;4125111]Just as making prostitution criminal only introduces criminality into what should be a simple exchange of service for value so does making drug addiction criminal instead of a treating it for what it is, a public health problem. This attitude has cost the public trillions of wasted tax dollars. Not just the money for incarceration, but law enforcement, interdiction, lost time. It's ridiculous.
Sadly most of you guys don't even know that the very reason you think this way is because you were conditioned to from an early age. A guy named Harry Anslinger created this war on drugs out of nothing. Well nothing but wanting to jail Blacks, Mexican's and Chinese. Before him the few addicts there were could just go to the drug store, buy some opium based product and live a productive life. No cartels, no overcrowded prisons, nothing. Just a couple junkies buying relatively inexpensive drugs at the drug store. In the same breath people will talk about how prohibition was stupid because you can't stop people from doing what they want and then will say that drugs are different. Alcohol is a drug.
Yes, giving clean needles to junkies is a very good idea. As a society we can spend pennies on needles or millions on dying broke aids patients.[/QUOTE]We didn't have organized crime, aka the Mafia, until alcohol was made illegal. Religious meddling that pays a heavy cost in the long run. Live and let live!
Another report from the DDN on prostitution in Dayton:
[URL]https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/crime--law/dayton-prostitution-problem-closely-tied-drug-issues/F6ifLmG7zoqduaahpMSHEL/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Cartog;4127730]Another report from the DDN on prostitution in Dayton:
[URL]https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/crime--law/dayton-prostitution-problem-closely-tied-drug-issues/F6ifLmG7zoqduaahpMSHEL/[/URL][/QUOTE]You don't say. Those government people we elect are sooo smart!
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Meanwhile in the rest of the United States, police departments are going after the dealers and transporters of the drugs rather than men who pay for sex. Total backwards thinking by a person who has no business being in political office or in charge of anyone for that matter.
[QUOTE=BelowMe;4127737]You don't say. Those government people we elect are sooo smart![/QUOTE]