Laura Lee on BBC NI

**LaBelleThatcher** · 15-11-12, 23:13

Introducing the "upper class, educated and eloquent" Ms Laura Lee, also featuring an ignorant old fool with an overactive imagination and a peerage:
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/...1115-1146b.mp3

**Rachel Divine** · 15-11-12, 23:32

Well done Laura. Love you lots babe

**Rachel Divine** · 15-11-12, 23:40

I am listening at the record in this moment and this man says Sweden didnt drove the prostitution underground yet an independent escort is telling him her concerns and are not valid. Very sad

**ladiesman217** · 15-11-12, 23:44

Well done Laura. 100% agreed with everything you said.

**ladiesman217** · 15-11-12, 23:59

That Joan, Lord Murro (however you spell it) one. More proof that neanderthals still exist. Reduce demand? How bloody naive are these idiots.....

**the traveller** · 16-11-12, 00:00

Laura Lee, voice of sanity and reason.
Good to hear the minister saying the bill is not needed.

**Rachel Divine** · 16-11-12, 00:02

Originally Posted by ladiesman217

That Joan, Lord Murro (however you spell it) one. More proof that neanderthals still exist. Reduce demand? How bloody naive are these idiots.....

They think demand will disappear over the night an we will live an wonderful perfect land ... like in the stories 4 kids

**UKHeather** · 16-11-12, 00:48

The callers who support the Morrow proposal let themselves down the moment they mentioned children of sex workers (What the hell does anyone's personal life have to do with this?) and 'having no shame' regarding sex work.
Clearly, it's all about the morals.
Putting positive legal and social reform in place to protect vulnerable women would be more useful than criminalising clients.
What planet do some people live on.

**ladiesman217** · 16-11-12, 01:00

Originally Posted by UKHeather

The callers who support the Morrow proposal let themselves down the moment they mentioned children of sex workers (What the hell does anyone's personal life have to do with this?) and 'having no shame' regarding sex work.
Clearly, it's all about the morals.
Putting positive legal and social reform in place to protect vulnerable women would be more useful than criminalising clients.
What planet do some people live on.

All of them 'neanderthals' just want prostitution gotten rid of cos of 'morals'. That's all. That Joan one especially. Some people are seriously still living in the stone age.

**UKHeather** · 16-11-12, 01:05

Originally Posted by ladiesman217

All of them 'neanderthals' just want prostitution gotten rid of cos of 'morals'. That's all. That Joan one especially. Some people are seriously still living in the stone age.

If prostitution work was in the open and socially acceptable then nobody would ever have reason to ask the question 'Do your family know what you do?'
I think Joan just needs to experience an orgasm

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