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**JunkSecond** · 11-15-20 08:22

Originally Posted by YeOldHornDawg [View Original Post]

Hope you're right, we need the libertarians to be more influential in politics to push us in that direction. I also don't understand how people can't see that decriminalizing an activity will eliminate the violent crime that accompanies it.

Did we still have gang land slayings over bath tub gin once prohibition ended?

I used to be a fully committed Reagan loving Republican indoctrinated into the war on drugs rhetoric through high school. Then I went to college and saw highly functional recreational users of "hard" drugs graduate and go on to successful careers and establish nuclear families. Then I traveled Europe and saw "normal people" mostly college girls engaged in independent commercial sex business. Then I found USASG. Mostly everything I was told or read in the "news" on these topics was a lie.

Make no mistake, junkies, pimps and traffickers exist, and the drug and sex business often run together with drugs and addiction leveraged to control others. However, from what I have seen, that scenario is a small part of the whole. What I don't understand is why 10% of something makes up 90% of the narrative.

The article about the war on sex becoming the next war on drugs with a similar failed outcome in the end is spot on. I just wish that narrative could go mainstream. It will take some serious cash flow to get representatives in power to allow and or support this message.

**Jacky69** · 11-14-20 21:50

Originally Posted by TooHotForYou [View Original Post]

Might be more to this than what we are told. I'm sure the local cops didn't care about this but had to participate when this became a federal issue. Why is the government involved with this? Who is wanted by them that the lady arrested is refusing to give up if we are to speculate?

Gross dog I think.

**YeOldHornDawg** · 11-14-20 13:09

Originally Posted by MrHobbyist [View Original Post]

Just sayin. It took a while, but drugs won the war on drugs, sex will win the war on sex.

Hope you're right, we need the libertarians to be more influential in politics to push us in that direction. I also don't understand how people can't see that decriminalizing an activity will eliminate the violent crime that accompanies it.

Did we still have gang land slayings over bath tub gin once prohibition ended?

**MrHobbyist** · 11-14-20 12:42

Originally Posted by PeterJohnson [View Original Post]

https://reason.com/2015/09/30/the-wa...rafficking-is/

Just sayin. It took a while, but drugs won the war on drugs, sex will win the war on sex.

**EricKnight** · 10-30-20 07:33

Originally Posted by Ozymandias [View Original Post]

It's amazing what you can do just by controlling the language.

Check out the following two sentences:

"I think prostitution should be legalized. ".

"I think human trafficking should be legalized. ".

That word switch, prostitution / human trafficking, sure makes a difference in the conversation!

It doesn't even have anything to do with borders anymore; once a fee is paid to insert a penis into a mouth, vagina, or anus, it's "human trafficking".

What was it called in Orwell's "1984"? The Ministry of Truth?

O.

Its just a play on words to make something sound more scary. Being the fact that prostitution is is world's oldest profession. Kinda makes is seem like a legit job. But when you say Human Trafficking now that sounds all dirty.

**Ozymandias** · 10-22-20 11:22

Originally Posted by SkyWookie [View Original Post]

The term "human trafficking" is the new catch phrase that law enforcement likes to use. They are probably more interested in finding out who is bringing the girls into the USA To work. I'm sure it's happening in cities all over the country. I mean websites taken down (craigslist, backpage) epstein taken down, yeah they don't care about this one girl, they are just using her to move up the chain.

It's amazing what you can do just by controlling the language.

Check out the following two sentences:

"I think prostitution should be legalized. ".

"I think human trafficking should be legalized. ".

That word switch, prostitution / human trafficking, sure makes a difference in the conversation!

It doesn't even have anything to do with borders anymore; once a fee is paid to insert a penis into a mouth, vagina, or anus, it's "human trafficking".

What was it called in Orwell's "1984"? The Ministry of Truth?

O.

**SkyWookie** · 10-22-20 08:58

Originally Posted by TooHotForYou [View Original Post]

Might be more to this than what we are told. I'm sure the local cops didn't care about this but had to participate when this became a federal issue. Why is the government involved with this? Who is wanted by them that the lady arrested is refusing to give up if we are to speculate?

The term "human trafficking" is the new catch phrase that law enforcement likes to use. They are probably more interested in finding out who is bringing the girls into the USA To work. I'm sure it's happening in cities all over the country. I mean websites taken down (craigslist, backpage) epstein taken down, yeah they don't care about this one girl, they are just using her to move up the chain.

**TooHotForYou** · 10-21-20 23:16

Originally Posted by TheWiseacre [View Original Post]

https://thecitizen.com/2020/10/11/ma...tution-arrest/

A Peachtree City woman has been charged with prostitution and masturbation for hire stemming from incidents at a massage business in the Peachtree Crossing Shopping Center on Ga. Highway 54.

Zhang, 32, was charged with one count of prostitution and two counts of masturbation for hire, both misdemeanors, according to Fayette County Jail records.

Peachtree City Police Department spokesman Brad Williams said a trained undercover officer from another jurisdiction entered the Peach Massage store on Sept. 30, and during the massage had his genitals briefly caressed but without any solicitation made by Zhang.

The undercover officer returned to the store on Oct. 6, again having his genitals briefly caressed during the massage, along with receiving a solicitation, Williams said.

Police obtained search warrants and Zhang was subsequently arrested, Williams noted, adding that the prostitution charge stemmed from the solicitation.

Police, in conjunction with federal Homeland Security, began the investigation of the business in February, but had put it on hold in March due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

As for the status of the investigation, Williams said it is ongoing.

Imagine your police department having time to actually carry out something like this. Imagine the feds getting involved or even having resources devoted to it.

Might be more to this than what we are told. I'm sure the local cops didn't care about this but had to participate when this became a federal issue. Why is the government involved with this? Who is wanted by them that the lady arrested is refusing to give up if we are to speculate?

**The Wiseacre** · 10-21-20 16:55

https://thecitizen.com/2020/10/11/ma...tution-arrest/

A Peachtree City woman has been charged with prostitution and masturbation for hire stemming from incidents at a massage business in the Peachtree Crossing Shopping Center on Ga. Highway 54.

Zhang, 32, was charged with one count of prostitution and two counts of masturbation for hire, both misdemeanors, according to Fayette County Jail records.

Peachtree City Police Department spokesman Brad Williams said a trained undercover officer from another jurisdiction entered the Peach Massage store on Sept. 30, and during the massage had his genitals briefly caressed but without any solicitation made by Zhang.

The undercover officer returned to the store on Oct. 6, again having his genitals briefly caressed during the massage, along with receiving a solicitation, Williams said.

Police obtained search warrants and Zhang was subsequently arrested, Williams noted, adding that the prostitution charge stemmed from the solicitation.

Police, in conjunction with federal Homeland Security, began the investigation of the business in February, but had put it on hold in March due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

As for the status of the investigation, Williams said it is ongoing.

Imagine your police department having time to actually carry out something like this. Imagine the feds getting involved or even having resources devoted to it.

**Niteluvr** · 10-01-20 11:06

Originally Posted by MartyBass864 [View Original Post]

Wow. Impressive.

https://youtu.be/eTlv2gfrINM

I'll vote for all of them to lose weight.

**MartyBass864** · 10-01-20 07:53

Wow. Impressive.

https://youtu.be/eTlv2gfrINM

**LoveARub69** · 09-14-20 18:22

Originally Posted by PeterJohnson [View Original Post]

https://reason.com/2015/09/30/the-wa...rafficking-is/

This is being pushed by the Qanon cult. Not sure what their goals are but they probably have nothing to do with sex trafficing.

**Peter Johnson** · 09-14-20 16:23

https://reason.com/2015/09/30/the-wa...rafficking-is/

**MartyBass864** · 09-06-20 21:22

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...id=hplocalnews

**AtlantaNights** · 09-06-20 00:49

Originally Posted by HotLantaMike [View Original Post]

Those weather channel Latina's are are all 10's. Some of them are so fuckin hot. It's like a competition between networks to have the hottest weather girl.

I never cared about the weather until I discovered weather girls and now I'm practically a meteorologist.