Criminalising of purchase of sex almost certain to go ahead

[warmcome]

Having a law on the statute books and the policing or success of that law are two completly different issues.
I have no doubt that it will be almost impossible to police any new law effectively but that will be no comfort
to the people that will be arrested and prosecuted under it. Dont have any doubt that now and again we will
have campaings to justify it, now i realise the odds of getting caught will be small but i reiterate that will be
cold comfort to someone who may find their life ruined by a prosecution.
It will just increase the risk in this hobby or pursuit and im sure some wont be prepared to take the risk while
others will probably review how they operate and be more conservative in choosing girls etc and more will
just carry on regardless.
It will also be intresting to see if the girls will change how they operate and will get even more wary etc and
may use even greater vetting

illicit drugs is a booming trade but the law does have some effect on all involved, fear, stigma, violence over disputes.
they don't like something and sabotage that person or thing. criminalise .

[kevinmurphyfun]

Ok so lets say there's a law...
The escorts will become masseurs
You go for a full massage full being the coded word
The masseur starts the massage and then the "real deal" is done
I cant see undercover cops doing massages so...
How can it be prosecuted?

[kevinmurphyfun]

Another way is you get to know an escort as in previous post
And she gives you the numbers of her friends...

[Meursault]

Ok so lets say there's a law...
The escorts will become masseurs
You go for a full massage full being the coded word
The masseur starts the massage and then the "real deal" is done
I cant see undercover cops doing massages so...
How can it be prosecuted?

or you could say you were making a porn.

pay for sex= illegal

pay for sex with a camera "recording"=porn=legal........if a=b and b=c then a=c, as in pay for sex with camera "recording"=legal

[kevinmurphyfun]

The website will change to massage-ireland.com

[kevinmurphyfun]

Another trick is the masseur asks to "borrow" money like say 80 euros

[Meursault]

Another trick is the masseur asks to "borrow" money like say 80 euros

[Westsidex]

Ok so lets say there's a law...
The escorts will become masseurs
You go for a full massage full being the coded word
The masseur starts the massage and then the "real deal" is done
I cant see undercover cops doing massages so...
How can it be prosecuted?

Actually I think this is the way it will go along with a possible turf war between Asian who already do this and others groups.

Westside.

[TheIncredibleSulk]

It unfortunately will be passed and nothing we can do about it, it will all fall on deaf ears.
It will give the JM here all she needs then to push their bill through (the domino effect) and then its all sewn up so Sinn fein will get their United All Ireland after all

That's means things will probably change on here with the way the Escort Profiles will be set up too, reviews, will they be deleted for good
Very little if any information will be displayed, face pictures may be blurred, which probably means clients will be more open to fraud and other below the belt tactics.
It will make it extremely difficult for the client to visit, Outcalls may become more popular as clients will be weary of visiting an Escort at her premises which ultimately will mean mean more expense for the client too so fewer appointments will be booked and business will be down for the escort.
It will leave everyone on edge. Not a good position to be in.
Its just my opinion on how I see it that's all.

[Kendra]

Judging by comments made today by Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald it looks as if the Criminalising of the purchase of sex is a done deal. Basically she said she saw no good reason not to pursue this coarse of action and it really looked as
if she has made her mind up on the issue.
I really think the lady is not for turning and with the issue being so sensitive i cant see anybody going to take her on politically, so once she has her mind made up and legislation is drafted i think it will in all probability become law

This was a really close call in Scotland recently, it didn't go ahead because the argument that Laura Lee and many other put across was a strong one. They say they want to make it safer for us and that we're all exploited and victims blah blah blah so driving the whole thing further underground and making it incredibly dangerous for us is hardly gonna make anything better for us. It was completely stupid.