State stripper registry

That sounds typical of Pennsylvania.

I could certainly see a bill like this hitting the floor, and it would gain momentum because they would say it's protecting "sex trafficking" issues, but I'm not sure how the public would react. Would they bitch that their tax dollars could be better used? PA is a pretty liberal state of that influences any certain outcome.

The state of PA watches people pretty closely. I saw a guy get dragged out of a casino by state troopers once. He simply used his players card at the casino and it alerted the state police that he had an existing warrant for his arrest. I have never seen that anywhere else before - but I'm sure it happens in other states too.

It's funny how in the West they use 'sex trafficking control' as a way to oppress our freedoms as grown and consenting adults.

We have a county wide stripper registry. And they have to notify police each time they move from one club to another. And this causes problems when maybe they are just doing a couple of fill in shifts. And of course the girls don't like this, knowing that the cops will have this info about them each time there is contact.

And then since our county is often getting girls who want the softer core environment, no touching, as opposed to San Francisco, this registration requirement often scares them off. They see themselves as just short time workers, adventure seekers, not serious sex pros.

And then for massage we have the state licensing law. And so the girls could be at risk of license loss if they get busted.

NO GOOD!

UN CONTSTITUTIONAL, as people have broken no law, you should not be able impose such before the fact regulations just to harass them.

With massage places some shops just call it, Relaxation, which means hot towel wrap. So on redbook they talked about RA's, Relaxation Assistants.

But many cities won't license relaxation shops because they know the RA's are not licensed, and so they know what probably will be going on..

With strippers, I think people need to find some way around it, like Adult Entertainment / Lingerie Modelling.

Other way is private clubs, hence there is no business license or licensing or regulation of workers. But to do it in retail building I guess there still has to be some license, but it does not qualify as a public retail place.

SJG

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The city of San Diego requires an adult entertainment permit to strip. It's a few hundred dollars a year. It makes amateur night impossible and probably both keeps some girls our of the business and makes it easier for those at the end of their career to make a clean break. It also probably reduces the number of girls who travel dance.

The specific bill you're talking about sounds a bit overreaching and parts are possibly not defensible in court, assuming someone had the money to challenge it.

This just reminds me of the standard Republican statement "We are trying to protect the women."

Then the Gun Laws. "Take the legal guns and only the illegal owners (Bad Guys) will have them."

Got to admit, The guy with the keys to the database could have one hell of a black bock.

I've heard similar rumors about something along those lines brewing in Harrisburg. The first time this guy tried it, it seemed to settle down after he got his publicity blitz out of it. Had not heard that this fire was burning again recently.

A quick search did not find anything new since the original 2015 PR release: pennlive.com

Like I said, he was told it was in an informal committee meaning there would be no record of it, only once reached a regular committee is there a record. Pennsylvania is the typical Big Brother state, and if they can pry into your life just a little deeper "they can save you from yourself"!

Register strippers and get them vaccinated like pets, reduce operating hours of clubs, keep more clothes on and less contact with customers. It's like shooting fish in a barrel for legislators.

more of big brother govt shitting on the poor class. instead of finding ways to help uplift they (republicans) find ways to keep the lower classes down

dw. buck, I did some research and a actually a similar bill was put through last year by the demarcates in the state house and it was defeated by the republican majority, so don't blame the republicans, or at least the ones in my state. I don't want to get into a political party discussion, or at least in this forum. But as they say, the best government is one that does nothing.

Anyways, after talking to several people that are involved with state government, it seams to be that the big push for this is not from the legislates, but from the state police and local police departments. Also, from what i was told, they were actually behind the bill the was put forth last year also. Officially they says it is to prevent sex trafficking and drug issues, but unofficially it is so that they can have unfettered access to establishment where "less than undesirables" frequent. I personally think that all it is going to is cause a lot of clubs to be harassed and a lot of crooked cops to get rich from pay-offs.

How about registering all TUSCL members too, while they are at it. SHEEEESHH !!

Really, when it comes down to it, it's all about money. The state is looking at making money through either fees or by fines. LE is looking at making money through fines, extra funding through taxes for enforcement, or in some cases from pay-offs. Club owners I'm sure are looking at is as having to pay the state more so they will have to raise their prices. The dancers are going to have to pay to get listened be making the same as before so their either going to have to work more, or expect more money from the customers. And when it comes down to it, we as the customer are going to be the one that ends up paying for this.

impala your right about it being the government. but i wasnt only using that as an example. all the wire tapping and other programs like the welfare, prison, policing etc... hurts the lower class than helps the lower class.

and yup we all do end up paying for this in one way or another