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Franklin strip club loses licenses over human trafficking probe

StudlyJohn
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Illinois

2 wks ago · 1 min read

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ilbbaicnl

I think maybe you meant to post this link: wisn.com .

Calling all sex work human trafficking seems to be standard practice now with cops too chickenshit to go after actual dangerous criminals. Unless the club is charging a higher house fee to do extras or something, seems like a weak case that they are pimping. Doesn't sound like they arrested any of the strippers. That's the one advantage of this new approach of grandstanding with flimsy human trafficking accusations.

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StudlyJohn

@ilbbaicnl link changed to the next story after I read it

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rickthehick

Trafficking means exploiting someones labor through force, fraud, or coercion.

If a sex worker willingly offers extras for extra cash, in no way does it actually indicate trafficking.

But under the more liberal/democrat view of trafficking, if a lady is poor and because of being poor engages in sex work, it automatically falls under trafficking because she “didnt have a choice”.

The only traffickers they should be going after is boyfriend pimps.

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sinclair

Pimping and prostitution in strip clubs has been a problem over the years in clubs located within an hour or so of Milwaukee. Pimps were forcing dancers to turn tricks at the now closed Hardware Store in Clyman and TNT/Wild Rose in Lebanon. What generally happens is when they get caught, they just move their operation to the next club. On The Border has also been in trouble for bouncers beating the shit out of customers.

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rickthehick

@sinclair who said pimps were forcing dancers to turn tricks? That generally doesnt happen, and if it does happen, means the dancer is here illegally or just extremely reliant on the pimp for some reason.
Here in America, dancers can just move out, file restraining orders on the pimps, continue working on their own dancing or working. Its extremely questionable and extremely unlikely that a pimp was forcing anybody to work, and if it is happening it’s also likely its someone that shouldn’t be in the country to begin with

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rickthehick

@sinclair as far as on the border bouncers beating the shit out of customers that also doesnt make much sense… are these customers too scared to report the club/bouncers to cops..?

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