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07-21-24 17:54 #1160Senior Member

Posts: 182Modernized slavery
This "trafficking" is almost always bindage by debt repayment. Itnis what it is. "willingly" is a relative term.
Much like a lot of guys remaining "married" in a sexless marriage becuase of perceived obligation. To the kids. Or whatever.
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07-21-24 17:25 #1159Banned Member

Posts: 725I've done a little work with Polaris, which is a group that assists trafficked individuals. There absolutely are reports of girls who were forced to work in sex shops and had their docs taken from them and / or weren't in the country legally. The more prominent groups are Latina and Korean. Most of the shops that are discussed in OC are Chinese, and oddly enough the Chinese aren't a prominent group that gets trafficked. Again, shuffling the girls around from city to city or state to state isn't the most common form of trafficking. Debt bondage is the most common. That's where they paid someone to help them get into the US, under the guise of them having "work" once they're in, and having to pay back the debt which is often well north of $50 k. Their docs are confiscated until they're paid off. So now you have this girl in the US either illegally or without access to her docs, speaks little to no English, and owes some handler $50 k. She isn't a prisoner per se. She has some freedom. But she also has nowhere to go. She's afraid to go to the authorities because she may not be here legally. That's far more common than people realize. It's also prominent even more so with hotel and restaurant workers.
Originally Posted by DarkRoomDaddy
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Now to clarify, there are some favorite shops in the OC that have some of the signs of trafficking. For example (I won't mention names but most of you will know who I'm referencing) there's a Westminster shop where the girls live with MMS and PPS and work 6 days a week, 12 hrs a day in a storefront with no rooms, just curtains so they have almost zero privacy. On the surface you might call that trafficking since some of the telltale signs are there. However, those girls have been known to go back home to China once in a while. If they were trafficked and here illegally they wouldn't be going home and coming back, so that place is safe.
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07-21-24 08:03 #1158Senior Member

Posts: 637There was a newspaper article in OC Register I think with an expose of trafficking. It claimed that Asian girls working MP's in OC had no idea what city they were in, and were moved city to city every few weeks. I have never seen any evidence of that. Most of the shops have regular girls there for years. Universally they have cellphones and will give you their number. If they were in desparate straights you would assume they would seek some assistance or to get word to the authorities to rescue them. But no, they just want you to become a regular customer. In some shops, girls will even meet you outside the shop. I have seen a few who sleep over in the shop, but I believe this is unsupervised, and essentially just saves the girl the need to pay rent, keeping more money in her pocket.
Originally Posted by EncinoChad
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I think the misunderstanding comes from a cultural difference. Many American women speak of any kind of sex with an older man as if its disgusting, and almost a form of sexual abuse if there is a 20 year age gap in a marriage. There is disgust with men's sexual needs and satisfaction, and an anti-male anti-boomer attitude in many quarters. So the idea of a woman doing sex work, and doing her job happily is unimaginable. Most of these Chinese women working the shops do not seem to be nymphomaniacs, they are just women who are ok with the job, and making more money than they ever dreamed possible. There is also some simple-minded racist views of Asian women as weak and compliant. Which comes from people who have not been around Chinese or Korean women much.
Happily we have arrived at a point, where the LE seems to leave us and the girls alone, and we can happily engage in the hobby, and they can make money, and the American ladies can get their $120 massages with their aroma therapy.
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07-21-24 02:30 #1157Senior Member

Posts: 332Scientifically you're wrong.
If the attraction is opposite sex features then, you aren't gay. Sexology, psychology and Neuroscience proved this wrong decades ago. A lot of guys from a sociologically stance are buzzed, tired or high. Most street prostitution is blowjobs so, a transgender who just blows or knows howto conceal their penis can easily hook a lot of Johns.
Originally Posted by BSouthgate
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07-20-24 13:05 #1156Regular Member

Posts: 310Trannies
Or they are closet gays.
Originally Posted by SukijoSeiwaka
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Many guys, who transition, do so because they are gay, want sex with men and find it more socially acceptable to be thought of as women. Men who like sex with trannies are also gay or bisexual.
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07-20-24 12:11 #1155Senior Member

Posts: 684Thanks
Thanks for heightening my awareness too. Your name may be Grime, but your contributions are not grime.
Originally Posted by Grimmy23
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Lift Her Up.
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07-20-24 06:47 #1154Senior Member

Posts: 332Not sure th context
I'm an asexual but, I just don't see the point of it. I'm not into plastic surgery but, there are a lot of girls from Latin america or asia that come here with plastic surgery work. From my understanding, a lot of guys who have oicked up transgenders are normally buzzed, drunk, high or very tired. This is what streetwalkers (females) told me in LA.
Originally Posted by MongerSeeker
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07-18-24 13:25 #1153Banned Member

Posts: 725Unfortunately I probably have in my lifetime been serviced by girls who were trafficked. Most of us probably have. I'm just super aware of it now and avoid those situations if even the slightest sign of it potentially going on is there.
Originally Posted by LiftHerUp
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07-18-24 13:18 #1152Senior Member

Posts: 684Trafficking
Indeed.
Originally Posted by Grimmy23
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And, see my post 1067, on 6/19, about various legal definitions.
IMO no matter what the definition, what is morally wrong is for the girl (OK, woman, but I'm an old guy) to find herself stuck in a situation she can't get out of, or to realize she's been deceived. I hope I've never entered the pussy of a girl in that situation.
Lift Her Up.
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07-18-24 10:28 #1151Banned Member

Posts: 725Yep, by today's definition that would be trafficking. What confuses people is that the word trafficking implies moving people around, but most forms of trafficking don't involve moving them at all. I already illustrated the quid pro quo. There also debt bondage which is very common.
Originally Posted by Taws6
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07-18-24 01:19 #1150Regular Member

Posts: 310Wally is right about sex traficking.
There is an industry consisting of Police Vice and Trafficking Departments, Politicians, NGOs and government agencies that grows and profits on how well they can convince the public that sex trafficking is a big problem. Yes there is a problem; but it is grossly exaggerated.
Originally Posted by FreeWally
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Regarding Grimmy's issue with Chinese masseuses sleeping in the store, can we not view this as an extension of the same problem, these same girls faced when they moved from the backwoods rural hills of western China to sleep in a Shanghai sauna? They have just made one more move from Shanghai to Santa Ana. They can and sometimes do go back home.
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07-17-24 22:10 #1149Senior Member

Posts: 519The Mexican border is a good place to start. Find out where they're getting processed and released at. Then, keep a look out for the hot ones. And swoop in like an eagle with a suitcase of $$ It probably doesn't even matter if they're already married. Enough $$$ and the husband will agree to the terms.
Originally Posted by OrangeGoku
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07-17-24 21:34 #1148Senior Member

Posts: 184Where to buy an immigrant
Where can I find an Asian girl in LA that just came to USA or needs a green card or papers and is down for a mural situation. I know there has to be be a few I see tons of broke Asian people in LA all the time.
Fell free to dm me.
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07-17-24 20:51 #1147Senior Member

Posts: 452Grimmy, I always appreciate your posts, reading your post, I got to thinking about another arrangement we had in this country so many years ago during reconstruction sharecropping. - are they slaves? No, there were many white sharecroppers, but many would argue that they were forced into a situation that was technically not slavery, but a different kind of servitude.
Originally Posted by Grimmy23
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Not something new or unique to the south, or more broadly the USA, Serfdom was very common centuries before in Europe, similar deal. , but closer to slavery.
Just a thought.
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07-17-24 20:49 #1146Senior Member

Posts: 785All I'm saying is police, politicians, and activists will all call most SWs trafficked without considering the individual facts. They broadly equate kidnap victims and slaves with consenting independent sex workers who are offered jobs. They never make that distinction, nor do they even care. That is all I'm saying when I say the definition itself is meaningless.
Originally Posted by Grimmy23
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Here, look at this article. It is 100% typical of EVERY article on the subject:
https://deliverfund.org/blog/facts-a...united-states/
The very first sentence reads: "Human trafficking, also known as modern-day slavery, is alive and well in the United States. Every year, millions of people in the world, including in the USA, are bought and sold for the purposes of forced labor or sexual exploitation. ".
It flat out claims that ALL trafficking is slavery. It flat out claims that ALL trafficking involves women BOUGHT AND SOLD. I hope you get that. They have no idea what they're talking about. They aren't even trying.







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