If you really work as a solicitor please tell us exactly what to say if questioned. Maybe flock can put it as a sticker here. Lord knows someone needs to do something.Originally Posted by BIGBAGDOM
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If you really work as a solicitor please tell us exactly what to say if questioned. Maybe flock can put it as a sticker here. Lord knows someone needs to do something.
bmw528 (09-05-19)
Ha Ha. Your right about this character for sure and possibly about the cops too. There are a number of documented cases in Sweden where they have deliberately endangered the safety of women to capture the evil John. The evidence is both clear and stark that this misguided criminalisation of the client is putting sex workers in greater danger if you don't believe me ask the Canadian Supreme Court! This troll is spouting the ignorant Police/Ruhama nonsense mantra that OQ is all about the protection of sex workers. Like ( ) it is!!!So let me get this straight. According to you the guards knew the girls where trafficked and operating as sex workers against their will but despite this the guards let 36 men go in and have sex with these women so they could stop them coming out of the building with the hope that they would buckle under questioning.
Away back to your cave Mr or Missus troll
bmw528 (09-05-19),FetishCherry (10-05-19), johnwin530 (10-05-19), Punter08 (09-05-19), TonyB (09-05-19)
I will not repeat myself but some on here are using the Ruhama definition of what constitutes a trafficked escort and consequently conclude there are as you put it a large amount of them. This is not necessarily true.
Most likely there is a small amount of them. Police and state actions should be focused on helping this minority and on protecting the safety and well-being of the majority. Operation Quest done nothing to tackle either of these objectives.
It's only impact, if indeed there is one, will be to drive the industry further underground and cause far more problems than it solves.
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Just because the guards know that criminal activities are taking place, it doesn't mean they can always do something about it. They have to build a case and that can take time. If we apply your logic there wouldn't be one drugs gang in Ireland. Knowing someone is doing something wrong and proving someone is doing something wrong are very different things. Maybe the guards will learn more about trafficking during this operation than they would have without it. And now they can try to find a way way to prove it.So let me get this straight. According to you the guards knew the girls where trafficked and operating as sex workers against their will but despite this the guards let 36 men go in and have sex with these women so they could stop them coming out of the building with the hope that they would buckle under questioning.
Away back to your cave Mr or Missus troll
I never take anything on face value so I would think the guards have learned a lot more during this operation than the names of 36 people.
As for the welfare of women in situations they feel they can't get out of, even an unhappy home life, I'll always like for them to have an outlet that they can turn to for help. I won't ever change my mind on that. I don't like abuse of females and I make no apologies for that.
Troll because I don't think the same as you. Without avatars most of the posters run into one to me. But if I'm right you said this.
You were shocked and couldn't believe that there was unprotected sex happening between escorts and clients. You were adamant that the escorts were too professional to be at that. Or words to that effect.
Not long after, you said you were offered sex like that 8 times but you walked away on each occasion.
Make your mind up. You're a person makes up stories because you have none of your own Ben.
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If you were a solicitor you would have offered advice and would have quoted legislation in favor of anyone stopped on the street. You wouldn't have been able to help yourself.
You might be a solicitors client.
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You're spouting like someone that doesn't want the train to run out of gravy.
I'm no angel and have no issues with people breaking laws that have no effect on me. But I feel strongly about women being protected when the need is there.
Me and you are coming from different angles on this. You're thinking you want to fuck and you don't want anything spoiling it, especially a Guarda operation.
I'm thinking maybe some girls that need help, the guards might stumble across some of them, and those girls will get the help they need.
We both know that there will always be sex for sale. You won't have your fun taken away from you. But maybe try and think that there are girls involved in this against their will. Don't be selfish.
No I am coming at it from the logical and sensible angle and have clearly explained why the cops are hindering not helping the "girls" as you call them. If you had the intelligence to actually digest and reflect upon what I said
you will see that I am concerned about the minority of escorts in Ireland who are exploited. Now bugger off you ignorant Troll.
If its genuine and Ben wishes to contact me by pm then I am happy to help
Punter08 (10-05-19)
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Has Ben posted anything else?
Escorts would hang us out to dry but did you really expect anything different?
Why would Escorts care about you or any client.
people they don't personally know and who they will probably never see again, they don't care and why should they.
If you are apprehended by the police you only got yourself to blame for being there, don't expect escorts or others to be there for you as they won't
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