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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaye View Post
    Thats just a myth, a spook story used by laura lee.I sure wish she would stop saying it, and saying more clients would be less likely to report a trafficked escort if the law is introduced. Isn't that a bit like saying i'm not playing and taking my ball home with me.

    I for one will always report this no matter what law is brought in, she certainly dose not speak for me in that regard!
    Did you see the clip on one of the other forums here? It was reported that a lady may be underage and working against her will. The anonymous caller gave the address in the hope that she may be rescued. Instead they staked out her apartment and fined any client that came out of her apartment and didn't make any attempt to talk to the lady directly and see if she was okay.

    You may not agree with Laura Lee, but the documented evidence and the media in circulation, which is promoting the Swedish model is not showing evidence that any attempt at helping a trafficked Sex Worker would do any good, in fact it would do the reverse and she would likely be thrown out of the apartment, as the Police on this occasion work if making no effort to be discreet, so neighbours would likely report it to the landlord, even if they didn't and with the social stigma attached (which is much worse there now), they would likely be hounded out if not made to leave.

    So... disregard, object or disagree with what Laura Lee is saying, but you should ask yourself if reporting a case of trafficking will actually do more harm than good if the same policies and attitudes are adopted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isthereanybodyoutthere View Post
    Two things,

    First, don't know if anyone has shown this article from Time magazine yet, apologies if so, if not it's worth a read

    http://time.com/3005687/what-the-swe...-prostitution/

    Second, question for clients. If the abolitionists are successful in having the Swedish model introduced in this country, how would it change your habits when visiting ladies
    I'll be seeing a lot more of you boyo's in coppers
    I will play with the toys that god has given me .

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    Quote Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate View Post
    Did you see the clip on one of the other forums here? It was reported that a lady may be underage and working against her will. The anonymous caller gave the address in the hope that she may be rescued. Instead they staked out her apartment and fined any client that came out of her apartment and didn't make any attempt to talk to the lady directly and see if she was okay.

    You may not agree with Laura Lee, but the documented evidence and the media in circulation, which is promoting the Swedish model is not showing evidence that any attempt at helping a trafficked Sex Worker would do any good, in fact it would do the reverse and she would likely be thrown out of the apartment, as the Police on this occasion work if making no effort to be discreet, so neighbours would likely report it to the landlord, even if they didn't and with the social stigma attached (which is much worse there now), they would likely be hounded out if not made to leave.

    So... disregard, object or disagree with what Laura Lee is saying, but you should ask yourself if reporting a case of trafficking will actually do more harm than good if the same policies and attitudes are adopted.
    Link please !

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    people will invariably find ways around it, albeit criminal. Even with the legislation for heroin and cocaine, you still have boats landing in the cork coast with kilos of product.

    The problem with making prostitution illegal is that it will still occur but in the murky underworld and not in full view of the police.

    The governement know full well that criminalizing it wont make it go away, but rather it will go where they cant see it. Do they want that? No. The gardai barely have money to put fuel in their tanks let alone try and tackle illegal prostitution.
    "The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation" - Henry David Thoreau.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaye View Post
    Thats just a myth, a spook story used by laura lee.I sure wish she would stop saying it, and saying more clients would be less likely to report a trafficked escort if the law is introduced. Isn't that a bit like saying i'm not playing and taking my ball home with me.

    I for one will always report this no matter what law is brought in, she certainly dose not speak for me in that regard!
    How's it hanging MNG?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Merryman View Post
    Link please !
    Don't say I never do anything for you! https://www.escort-ireland.com/board...ting-A-Punter!

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    Quote Originally Posted by weeschmoo View Post
    How's it hanging MNG?
    Only here 3 months and 44 posts, yet already weeding people out? (did you like the play on words there?)

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    Wow this is very interesting

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    I'll just have to more careful.
    I want to feel your long sexy legs in nylons wrapped around me as I explore your sexy body

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    The Times' article is actually very good and positive!
    Ride them on the beaches!

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