Laiura Lee will be on Talking Point with Sarah Carey on Newstalk, Tomorow @ 9 am

[FetishCherry]

'' there are 90% of chance the woman have sex with to be forced'' f@@k off Lady ! I,m not forced and all escorts i know are not forced too! from where they take this statistics i dont know ..maybe from their mind dreaming during night

[Dom Dunn]

'' there are 90% of chance the woman have sex with to be forced'' f@@k off Lady ! I,m not forced and all escorts i know are not forced too! from where they take this statistics i dont know ..maybe from their mind dreaming during night

The short answer is they do largely dream them up. The statistical basis for a lot of their arguments is flimsy in most instances. They also have a tendency both in Ireland and internationally to focus exclusively on statistics which relate to the most marginalised groups of sex workers e.g. those groups with addiction problems who work outdoors. When dealing with this sub-group it is probably correct to say that a large proportion would be forced in some way into participation. However, they then go on to argue that all sections of the sex industry are subject to the same basic characteristics. So for example they say that most indoor sex work is carried out by escorts who are either trafficked or subject to the control of exploitative pimps. They also exhibit a tendency -in line with most politicians- to commission reports that have such strict terms of reference that they are highly likely to result in the type of findings that they want to hear and which appear to justify their perspective.
Remember that many of the people(mostly women) who are bitterly opposed to sex work are employed by organisations which historically have received significant state funds which are contingent upon supposedly doing something about a social problem. Consequently they have a vested interest in ensuring that the cash cow is kept fine and healthy. Hence a predisposition toward a tendency to be economical with the truth.