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06-20-22 18:50 #297Senior Member

Posts: 1144Theories
Well I suppose all are just theories I guess. I suppose I shouldn't care as much as I do about it anymore because it doesn't affect me. I just have a serious issue with them making a law essentially saying that adults can't make their own choices. Its adults choice to fuck each other, its the hookers pussy and the johns dick, neither of those things belong to the government. And by criminalizing it, ownership of us peasants by the government is what is implied. That is why I am the way I am, I might very well never monger for the rest of my life because I don't need to pay for it, and I will still have that outlook of live and let live. I can live out my remaining days knowing if I wanted to pay for it I easily could and have just as a big middle finger to the government. Honestly my main trigger to go out and monger would be to see Yost and others on the news saying exactly what your saying here. Its essentially taking the lazy way out. Get consenting SKG women and consenting men to make him look good on the news, and ignore the actual trafficking. Soon as I see him spew his bile in the news, it made me want to go out and monger because I know exactly what to do and what not to do. Now I stop myself for finance purposes, not because of some phony re election stunt, and I have figured out to control my anger now and just watch something else whenever I have to see him on the news.
Originally Posted by Navritol
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06-20-22 18:06 #296Senior Member

Posts: 144Demand
Yost's focus on STG is driven in large part by non-profits.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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https://endsexualexploitation.org/about/
https://endsexualexploitation.org/ar...x-trafficking/#_edn1.
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06-20-22 17:43 #295Senior Member

Posts: 144Johns
Much of current theory on sex trafficking suggests it exists because a significant number of men are willing to pay for sex with women.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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The argument is simple economic logic – without demand, an industry falls apart.
https://portcitydaily.com/local-news...cking-problem/
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06-20-22 17:25 #294Senior Member

Posts: 1144Yeah right, "curb the incentive to exploit women" when they go and bilk fines out of them with soliciting charges for doing what they want with their bodies. Seems like that's the courts exploiting them to me. If they gave a shit about stopping trafficking, they wouldn't be all over SKG like flies on shit and would focus their efforts elsewhere. SKG is filled with women that are either doing it to support their families, or maybe have a drug habit. Nobodys forcing them into it but themselves, and you know what? they are grown, they can do what they want thats their business. Its all political and those caught in the stings are nothing but potential pawns for Yost to try to get himself re elected. They don't give a flying shit about their taxpayers or any of their residents for that matter.
Originally Posted by Navritol
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06-20-22 17:23 #293Senior Member

Posts: 144Just Say No?
Despite the good intentions, the "Just Say No" anti-drug marketing campaign started by Nancy Reagan was not as effective as it could have been.
Originally Posted by Cumshot19
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An abstinence-only approach, coupled with harsher drug penalties, had negligible effect in preventing drug abuse.
https://landmarkrecovery.com/just-sa...d-its-effects/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2636541/
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06-20-22 11:45 #292Senior Member

Posts: 144Reducing demand for prostitution
In theory, laws against prostitution are intended to protect public health and welfare (including the suppression of sexually transmitted diseases), protect minors who might otherwise become involved in the sex industry, thwart other associated forms of crime, and curb the incentive to exploit women.
Originally Posted by DeskJockey
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https://nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/...and-prevention
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1762352/
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06-20-22 10:47 #291Troll, just add me to your ignore list.

Posts: 49Here's a novel idea, stop shooting heroin. You know what that leads to? Keeping a job. Not going to jail. Not contracting infections that lead to losing limbs.
Originally Posted by DeskJockey
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06-20-22 08:36 #290Senior Member

Posts: 258Government is the problem, not the solution
Awesome post. Courts provide remedies, not justice. The remedies serve the court and the justice system (there is no justice system, its a for profit system designed for and by the government). Its a clusterfuck.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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06-20-22 08:27 #289Senior Member

Posts: 258Unrestrained capitalism is evil
I hear you. When it is legit for the government (through lobbying, campaign contributions, propaganda, money over everything, party before nation) and corporations (monopoly, stealing, underpaying employees. Etc) to practice unrestrained capitalism, why is is not legit for women to sell their bodies and take care of themselves?
Originally Posted by PopGarden10
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06-19-22 23:50 #288Senior Member

Posts: 144Smoothie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw08N8huTDE
Originally Posted by Cumshot19
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06-19-22 13:15 #287Troll, just add me to your ignore list.

Posts: 49You Hague's are all morons. Decriminalize drugs. Yeah, OK. While we're at it, let's put more guns in schools to stop school shootings. Let's arm the kids and give them heroin. You guys go to great lengths to defend junkie ******. Junkie ****** are not even human.
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06-19-22 10:05 #286Senior Member

Posts: 768As much as I'm not a fan of religion that's not just it in the us. There are places in the world that are more religious than the us. They allow prostitution and drugs or at least permit them without heavily trying to penalize their existence. The issue here is also racism and unrestrained capitalism. The fact this country was built under slavery and prison is the new slavery. They need people to fill up prison cells so allowing drugs and prostitution works against that goal.
Originally Posted by Budd2
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06-19-22 09:32 #285Senior Member

Posts: 1144Many Americans
Agree with everything you said, just expanding on it. Many Americans would not be so supportive if they did their research beyond what they see in the news and look at the docket sheets for what really happens, not just in the hobby, but various other stuff as well. All of the "Karens" (and the male name equivalent of them) out there who go to Church on Sundays, pretend to be anti hooker, and pretend to be a do gooder, and then go abuse their server or cashier at the grocery store right after, would not be so supportive of being anti hooker if they realized they themselves have higher odds of walking into one of these stings then guys like us who have hobbied for years do LOL. Think about it, we have lived and breathed this shit, me and you Budd know a bogus post soon as it goes up, meanwhile some phony anti hooker dumbass like we discussed gets horny some random night, goes on SKG not knowing what he is doing, and picks a sting ad doing no research and gets an Eng in prostitution charge. All of a sudden magically they wouldn't be so supportive of being anti hooker. Same goes for these clown politicians trying to overturn Roe Vs Wade. They are all hypocrites with no scruples.
Originally Posted by Budd2
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C92.
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06-19-22 08:29 #284Senior Member

Posts: 1192Religion, legalization
These two areas are also big problems. Religion's beliefs are primarily (in reality) to control people thru fear of spending eternity in hell. A fantasy created by religionists that cannot be proven or disproven due to its nature. And, women support it because religion attempts to control the natural and biological desires of men.
Legalization in piecemeal fashion will never work because the other governments, state and federal, won't legalize drugs, and even if they did they would and will tax the hell out of it, just like alcohol and tobacco. If the government would just get the hell out of restricting drugs, and I mean local, state, AND federal, the problem would naturally decrease.
No smuggling. No gang wars over turf. No dealers glorifying drug use in order to increase their profit.
That wouldn't mean people wouldn't still use drugs. Always have always will. However, it would cost so much less to be able to buy whatever from your local pharmacy that crime would be dramatically reduced. After all, many men are addicts and they steal and do whatever they have to do to support their habits. Also, purity would be controlled, and for those who want to get off drugs their would be so much money available from the savings of not having hundreds of thousands in prison that it wouldn't be a problem.
Cheech.
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06-19-22 07:49 #283Senior Member

Posts: 1369100% correct
Religion has always been the problem. One side wants to make God our Government, the other side wants to make Government our God. The only way to protect religious freedom is to keep government out of it. Unfortunately too many Americans do not belive in Separation of Church and State and the battle to legislate religion on one side and restrict religious freedoms on the other side will continue. We can't just live and let live.
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