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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.07.30 20:41:00 -
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Edited by: Mr Reeth on 30/07/2009 20:42:01
Oh great idea to get the prison population down... legalize drugs!!! We could cut it down even further by legalizing prostitution, robbery and murder!
And does anybody really think judges are handing out harsher punishments because the prisons are corporate run? I was born with a tinfoil hat on but that's too much even for me.
And there is no cause and effect relationship between poverty and crime in a nation where the poorest people are the fattest. Nobody has to make a choice between starvation and a life of crime. Saying that poor=criminal is an insult to the poor. And if it were true wouldn't the opposite be true making all rich people saints?
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 02:09:00 -
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People act prostitution is no big deal and that anybody opposed to it is some puritanical prude. When in truth prostitution is an exploitation of the worst kind. But we guys like to get laid and damn the effects on anybody else right?
The average age of entry into prostitution is 14-16, 42% are under 18 when they start.
49% were physically abuse by their primary caregiver during childhood. 65-90% were sexually abused by their primary caregiver during childhood.
75% of prostitutes are on drugs.
When asked what they need...
Would you leave prostitution: 87%
Need home or safe place: 78%
Need job training: 73%
Need health care: 58%
Need peer support: 50%
Need legal assistance: 42%
Need alcohol and drug treatment: 67%
Self defense training: 49%
Due to on the job assaults(of various types) prostitutes often develop post traumatic stress disorder.
Canada: 74%
Colombia: 86%
Germany: 60%
Mexico: 54%
South Africa:75%
Thailand: 58%
Turkey: 66%
USA: 69%
Zambia: 71%
Those returning from combat develop post traumatic stress disorder at 69%
So ya, go to Vegas and have a good time. Just remember that the girl your with probably has a gun to her head or is getting flashbacks of a sneaky uncle while you're enjoying yourself.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 02:14:00 -
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 Originally by: Maik Sarsei
Originally by: Whitehound
You would actually want your mother, your sisters and your wife on the street offering themselves to other men?
you really have little experience with women/girls, do you? you speak of us like we are some sort of strange creatures, who, once prostitution is made legal, are gonna run off and impale ourselves on the **** of any stranger who waves a $100 bill at us 
Exactly, the women that become prostitutes are the abused and neglected. They need help not exploitation.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 03:47:00 -
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Originally by: Munchees
The thing is if you legalize it actual businessmen can set up brothels, and not pimps who are criminals. Nevada is an example of this.
I donÆt mean to be dismissive of your beliefs or opinions but that is utter crap. I used to see the illegal kind of prostitution all the time in America. And now I see the legal kind all the time in Japan. THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE. The customers are the same types of guys. The pimps are still pimps. And the woman are still the abused and neglected that feel they are totally worthless and deserve nothing better or are being forced. Yes, forced. Even if something is legal, women can be forced into it against their will. And the ôbusinessmenö have an arsenal of tactics to force and coerce women into it.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 04:11:00 -
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Originally by: Micheal Dietrich
Originally by: Krystal Vernet
Originally by: Micheal Dietrich
Take note Whitehound, this is how you win arguments. Random incoherent babble as you can see hasn't gotten you far other than massive amounts of heckling. State facts and back them up. Would have been better if he posted a link but I still give him points for that post.
You seem to think he's doing anything other than trolling.
Oh I know he doing nothing more than trolling, although you gotta give him credit for hooking like a dozen people now.
I'm not trolling. I've done a lot of community outreach work with the homeless, prostitutes and at risk children in Boston. You really wouldn't believe the horror stories they have to tell. It's crushing just to hear and I can't imagine how they even get up every morning. I used to think legalizing prostitution was the way to go. On the surface it made sense. But then I met a woman who had moved from Nevada to Boston. She told me all about what it is really like in many of the brothels over there.
You can believe me or not. But the statistics on prostitution are easily obtainable online. And the real story is on your local street corner. Why don't you offer to buy a prostitute a hot meal and listen to what she has to say. Just be prepared to pay for her time in case her business manger is around.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 05:20:00 -
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Originally by: Micheal Dietrich
Originally by: Krystal Vernet
Originally by: Mr Reeth
I'm not trolling.
We weren't referring to you. O_o
This. Sorry if you felt it was reference to you.
Heh, sorry. I'll go practice my reading comprehension skills.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 05:40:00 -
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Originally by: Munchees
Your right. Most of these guys are scum.
But let's compare it to the ****ography industry. Most women in that business choose to go into the business (who knows whether or not they can't get another job etc), but they enjoy having sex on camera, or are consenting to having sex on camera for money. Sure the orgasms are all fake but that's beyond the point.
I think if it were to be legalized in the US it should be strictly regulated to make sure the women aren't abused and are doing the act consensually.
Thanks for opening the adult video door for me. In fact many women in **** are forced into it. I have heard it's as high as 50% in America and 80-90% in Japan. (If you've ever seen Japanese **** were the woman appears unwilling, it's probably because she was.)
One of the most famous **** stars is Linda Susan Boreman. She did the first **** with plot called Deep Throat. About that movie she said... "Virtually every time someone watches that movie, they're watching me being ****d." "It is a crime that movie is still showing; there was a gun to my head the entire time."
Traci Lords is also pretty famous but her early films are hard to come by because she was underage when she started in the business.
I'm sure there are completely sane and stable women who have no problem selling themselves. I'm sure there are women who can do a lifetime of adult service work and never regret it. But the fact remains that there are nowhere near enough of those women to fill the demand. And that leads to some dangerous areas as the pimps and ****ographers need to find more and more talent. Abused runaways, naive teens, poor illegal immigrants and the all the most vulnerable of our societies are the bread and butter of the sex trade.
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Mr Reeth
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Posted - 2009.08.01 05:41:00 -
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Edited by: Mr Reeth on 01/08/2009 05:41:54
double post... sorry
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