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  1. 16-05-13, 09:58 #1
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    Dick rome at the greatest height outlawned men from seeing escorts

    The emperor by decree said that men cannot pay for sex with coin which had his image
    on the coin punishment by death enforced by death by the greatest empire world ever
    seen army , police force.

    escorts were as busy as ever and no one ever paid with emperors coin

    so what did escorts do for sale in every shop in rome were these special tokens which the
    girls accepted.you go to shop for token , girls accepted token . every one was happy and emperors decree was
    obeyed .

    things evolve everyone always get what they want people find a way around

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    I was called Spartacus in a previous life and i lived in Rome. Women would pay to see me. . . Happy days.
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    Always ways to get around the law
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Mod View Post
    Always ways to get around the law
    That's a very questionable statement! And an incorrect one! What I will state is to many regulations imposed upon people, destroys all respect for the law!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curious k View Post
    That's a very questionable statement! And an incorrect one! What I will state is to many regulations imposed upon people, destroys all respect for the law!
    Don't think it is incorrect. The legal profession makes an industry over finding loopholes....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Mod View Post
    Don't think it is incorrect. The legal profession makes an industry over finding loopholes....
    "Loopholes" which you refer to are actually the law in the first place. Hence why they can be used! Sometimes one needs to look at a situation with a different angle. Many people only understand mainstream law, and think a loophole is a form of breaking that particular law. Which is incorrect!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curious k View Post
    "Loopholes" which you refer to are actually the law in the first place. Hence why they can be used! Sometimes one needs to look at a situation with a different angle. Many people only understand mainstream law, and think a loophole is a form of breaking that particular law. Which is incorrect!
    It is finding a hole in the law which goes against the nature and spirit of the said law. Hence the term 'closing loopholes'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Mod View Post
    It is finding a hole in the law which goes against the nature and spirit of the said law. Hence the term 'closing loopholes'
    Closing loopholes or reforming an existing act is a constant process which is continuously looked at in law! It doesn't mean " there's always away around the law" far from it. And while some laws may be exploited, it's always within the law!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Curious k View Post
    Closing loopholes or reforming an existing act is a constant process which is continuously looked at in law! It doesn't mean " there's always away around the law" far from it. And while some laws may be exploited, it's always within the law!
    They get closed because the 'legal judgement' is against the nature and spirit of the said law, that is why is constantly evolves
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