474 Arrested, 28 Sexually Exploited Children Rescued

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474 Arrested, 28 Sexually Exploited Children Rescued During Statewide Human Trafficking Operation: LASD
474 Arrested, 28 Sexually Exploited Children Rescued During Statewide Human Trafficking Operation: LASD | KTLA
wow 474!!! - you'd think that would be all over the big league msm...
instead of the fake news they are shoveling about people like Sessions

...and who is at the top of nailing pedos today?
oh look:
Jeff Sessions the AG
...so thats why the dems and globalists don't want the guy around
;)
They claim he has been talking to the pedo hating russians
 

Twila

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I've hear several stories recently on the radio about concerned groups about the refugee children being targeted both by human traffickers for the sex trade as well being targeted for sexual harrassment'other" refugees.

The hospital in my city has a special nursing group that have been educated in what to look for with regards to the prostitutes that come into emergency. They have rescued a number of girls from the sex slave trade here who were promised great jobs as nanny's, and in the restaurant business etc.

It's amazing that human beings can and do prey on such vulnerable people and are willing to sell them to make a profit.

But then again it's pretty disgusting when the lawyers and the Judges also pay to visit the prostitutes too.

Legalization would make great strides in protecting those underage and those being exploited against their will.
The kiddy stroll would still exist unfortunately.
 

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Legalization would make great strides in protecting those underage and those being exploited against their will.
The kiddy stroll would still exist unfortunately.
And it would prevent the waste of resources criminalizing a consensual transaction between adults. With a little luck, some of those resources could be put to preventing and catching child rapists.

Danbones is gonna be pissed we hijacked his hate thread into a serious discussion.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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So, yeah, it's the THIRD ANNUAL crackdown, so how is it suddenly Sessions's idea?
Because it happened during the Dear Leader's time of Making America Great Again.

By contrast, the FUBAR Yemen operation was planned before the Dear Leader came to Make America Great Again, so it's all somebody else's fault.
 

Twila

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So where's Ashton Kutcher in all this?

He's been working very hard at making the public aware that sexual slavery and trafficking are a huge problem.
 

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I've hear several stories recently on the radio about concerned groups about the refugee children being targeted both by human traffickers for the sex trade as well being targeted for sexual harrassment'other" refugees.

The hospital in my city has a special nursing group that have been educated in what to look for with regards to the prostitutes that come into emergency. They have rescued a number of girls from the sex slave trade here who were promised great jobs as nanny's, and in the restaurant business etc.

It's amazing that human beings can and do prey on such vulnerable people and are willing to sell them to make a profit.

But then again it's pretty disgusting when the lawyers and the Judges also pay to visit the prostitutes too.

Legalization would make great strides in protecting those underage and those being exploited against their will.
The kiddy stroll would still exist unfortunately.

I don't have time to look for it now, but I might this evening. I remember reading an article showing how Dutch legalization actually increased human trafficking to Amsterdam whereas the Swedish model of criminalizing buying sex helped to reduce it by cutting off the money supply.

That being said, if we are going to criminalize it as we have in Canada, then we also need to protect the presumption of innocence in the face of false accusations. As long as the presumption of innocence is protected though, then yes, I think criminalizing buying sex is a good solution. That said, imprisonment for just buying sex might be excessive, but a fine and maybe even John school could be worthwhile.

Because it happened during the Dear Leader's time of Making America Great Again.

By contrast, the FUBAR Yemen operation was planned before the Dear Leader came to Make America Great Again, so it's all somebody else's fault.

So is the US now in the year 1 TE (Trump Era)? If so, then I guess last year was 1 BTE (Before the Trump Era).
 

Twila

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WU, if you could find that article, that would be stupendous! And I'd greatly appreciate it.
 

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Take the lot of them to a 3-days Hells Angel gig; tie them all up face down, butt naked, and pick them up 3-days later. If they are traumatize, well they can benefit from knowing the great result of their work.
 

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WU, if you could find that article, that would be stupendous! And I'd greatly appreciate it.

http://prostitution.procon.org/sour...ution-and-trafficking-where-it-all-begins.pdf

Pages 13 and 14. This is the first I'd come across it, but there are other articles online comparing the Swedish model to others too showing that decriminalization merely exacerbates the problem by giving criminals even more maneuverability.

Should Buying Sex Be Illegal? | Pulitzer Center

This is a flip side to it though.

So statistically, decriminalization attracts more criminal activity. On a personal basis though, some sex workers prefer the decriminalization model. It's a catch-22.

I see three players in this:

1. the voluntary prostitute.

2. the victim of human trafficking.

3. sex addicts.

For the voluntary prostitute, one might make an argument for legalization.

For the victim of sex trafficking, the statistical evidence suggests decriminalization is preferable even if it may inconvenience some voluntary workers.

For the sex addict, he'd probably be happy with legalization as long as the advertising laws are strict enough to keep it totally out of his sight. He might perceive it in the same vein as tobacco, alcohol and lottery tickets.

Some voluntary sex workers totally oppose restrictions on advertising since they see that as an infringement on their fundamental rights.

How do we balance these rights?

One interesting statistic though concerns how common unprotected sex is in the sex industry even where it is legalized and regulated. I'll have to dig up where I'd read that tonight or on the weekend but it was a fascinating one. I remember it was shockingly high.

If we want to satisfy all sides, the Swedish model might be ideal. It legalizes the selling of sex (which is what some workers and probably many buyers want) but criminalizes the buying of sex (which many victims of the sex trade want and surprisingly even some potential buyers want even if they may disagree on how harsh the punishment should be to deter them). Of course many would want strict rules on advertising to keep it out of reach of children and others who don't want to see such advertising.
 

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And it would prevent the waste of resources criminalizing a consensual transaction between adults. With a little luck, some of those resources could be put to preventing and catching child rapists.

Danbones is gonna be pissed we hijacked his hate thread into a serious discussion.
serious discussion?
hate thread?
My My how you do presume
you obviously have a problem with my dislike of pedophiles

...but if you wanna make it about hate dood
;)
seriously, we can do that

first explain to all of us why you support the pizza party so rabidly

(with bill and all those out of court rape settlements and all...
and all those democratic trips to convicted pedo epstien's pedo island:
inquiring minds wanna know)
 
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Should Buying Sex Be Illegal? | Pulitzer Center

Interesting quote:

"Academic evidence suggests that trafficking is exacerbated by legalization. A 2012 article by the scholars Seo-Young Cho, Axel Dreher and Eric Neumayer, published in the journal World Development, concluded that “countries with legalized prostitution have a statistically significantly larger reported incidence of human trafficking inflows. This holds true regardless of the model we use to estimate the equations and the variables we control for in the analysis.”

"This can seem counterintuitive—shouldn’t legalization reduce the role of force in the industry, since it allows more women to enter sex work legally? The explanation, according to Cho, Dreher and Neumayer, is that while more women enter prostitution voluntarily in a legal market, the increase in the number of clients is even greater. Demand outstrips supply."