The link in the OP isn't working but the article is still online. I didn't interpret it as saying all providers in the sex industry are trafficked. The article said oppressing the market demand for sex acts creates the conditions for trafficking to be profitable.
Excellent article. I have been to numerous AMP places. The girls that work there can also be seen shopping at Walmart and playing baccarat at local casinos. Thus, I find it hard to believe that the gals I have played with are âtraffickingâ victims. I have had them tell me that they like me because I smile and laugh, unlike the locals they meet at Walmart or the local restaurant. Again, hard for me to picture them as being trafficked. I am not saying that it is not an issue, but I am saying that the âtraffickingâ narrative makes for any easier âmoralâ grounds for the holy rollers to force morality onto the community with the backing of law enforcement.
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last commentIf, as Heidi says in the article, temples/churches were still offering sexual satisfaction, I might find a way to make it into church once a week...
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Heidi makes sense. But I do wish she wouldn't contribute to the sex trafficking myth.
Kraft at 77. Good for him.
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If I lived in Texas, I'd worship at St. James.
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Just my take, not all sex workers are trafficing victims but, otherwise a good article. Thanks for sharing!
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The link in the OP isn't working but the article is still online. I didn't interpret it as saying all providers in the sex industry are trafficked. The article said oppressing the market demand for sex acts creates the conditions for trafficking to be profitable.
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Excellent article. I have been to numerous AMP places. The girls that work there can also be seen shopping at Walmart and playing baccarat at local casinos. Thus, I find it hard to believe that the gals I have played with are âtraffickingâ victims. I have had them tell me that they like me because I smile and laugh, unlike the locals they meet at Walmart or the local restaurant. Again, hard for me to picture them as being trafficked. I am not saying that it is not an issue, but I am saying that the âtraffickingâ narrative makes for any easier âmoralâ grounds for the holy rollers to force morality onto the community with the backing of law enforcement.
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