another negative article in the Irish Times today.
"the women involved have no real choice," "tonight, 1000+ women are on sale on the internet all over Ireland." (paraphrasing)
such loaded arguments, sophistry of the highest order.
Why do they insist that 'escort' always equals 'trafficked victim'? In reality I imagine this is true about 0.1% of the time. (a % that should of course be helped/traffickers prosecuted etc). Maybe I am naively wide of the mark.
What is their definition of 'trafficked' I wonder. Why have the police both here and in GB stated that there is little 'sex trafficking' as a normal person would understand the term.
I am guessing that most escorts are economic migrants, i.e. they work here at their chosen profession for the money, primarily.
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