Dancer profiles are now available! Free VIP for dancers, apply now. More info

Advertisement
Front Room

Teen Mom Takes on Louisiana's Ban on Young Strippers Because It’s Forcing Her to

jackslash
jackslash61322904

Detroit strip clubs

9 yrs ago · 1 min read

Replies (9)Latest

Profile picture for vincemichaels
vincemichaels

That sucks but I'll hire her.

Profile picture for rockstar666
rockstar666

Dancing in a club is a hell of a lot safer than being a prostitute. Chalk this up to the law of unintended consequences.

S
Supremeruler

Fuck this shit.

Profile picture for rh48hr
rh48hr

state Senator Ronnie Johns believes that it's perfectly legal to limit dancers to a certain age, especially if it protects them from human trafficking: "I know in my mind in preparing the bill I got to thinking about things like our alcohol laws, we limit that to 21 years old. There are other statutes on the books that limit the age of what people can and cannot do."

Because telling people they can't drink alcohol until 21 has always stopped everyone from drinking until then.

These dancers will find a way to make their money using their bodies one way or another.

Profile picture for Tiburon
Tiburon

What does it matter to her? You got a kid because you gave up your body for free. Now your scared you have to get paid for it? Silly backwater hoes. At least hoes in the north have their priorities in order.

Profile picture for shadowcat
shadowcat

If LA doesn't repeal this law JohnSmith69 will never visit their state. :)

Profile picture for Jascoi
Jascoi

stupid self righteous prudes.

Profile picture for crsm27
crsm27

This is a stupid law....

I get it that they think that prostitution is run out of strip clubs.... look at this site. We know P4P and OTC can happen. I am sure we know Pimps/BF who whore their girls out and use the strip club as a platform for them to do it. So the "human trafficking" angle is there with this law....

BUT think of it this way.... lets say that the woman is being trafficked and wants out.... she has a possible outlet with the strip club....ie: managers who run a clean club, other dancers who might have been in that situation and want out.... a customer in the club who can help out, etc.

So this law might backfire on them.

Profile picture for JohnSmith69
JohnSmith69

The law has nothing to do with protecting young strippers. The self righteous zealots that pushed the law don't want strip clubs so they pass as many legal restrictions upon it as they can since they cannot outlaw it entirely. Unfortunately I doubt that the young lady's lawsuit will succeed.

Join the conversation

Sign in to reply to this discussion.

Advertisement