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In reply to the discussion: The Robert Kraft Scandal is Remarkable for Its Sadness [View all]MineralMan
(151,222 posts)10. Thanks. There are such places in every city, unfortunately.
And everywhere there are, men pay to have their urges satisfied, never thinking about the person who is doing is done. Only infrequently are such places shut down or is there a prosecution, and they open right back up again in a new location.
Why? Because there are those men. Men for whom momentary pleasure is worth more than the dignity and freedom of another human being. Such men are beyond loathsome.
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Notice how the narrative starts as sex shaming/bashing. Then subtly turns to human trafficking.
Progressive Law
Feb 2019
#134
Keep dreaming. Snyder is so dreadful that those places won't take his business. n/t
Yavin4
Feb 2019
#130
It's not just prostitution. I actually have no problem with sex work, as such.
MineralMan
Feb 2019
#5
But you originally said it is "sad" that Kraft finds pleasure in sex acts with a stranger.
Progressive Law
Feb 2019
#135
Ok then, but reading from your first three paragraphs, it was all about shaming the sex act...
Progressive Law
Feb 2019
#137
Don't think she cares, she's been dead since around 2011...of course she MAY be looking down on him.
BamaRefugee
Feb 2019
#32
I don't think legalizing prostitution changes hows women end up in prostitution
theboss
Feb 2019
#69
You mean like in Amsterdam? You know trafficking is a big problem in Amsterdam, don't you?
Squinch
Feb 2019
#92
Wherever prostitution is legalized, trafficking increases. So lots more people would have a problem.
Squinch
Feb 2019
#90
Quite often the rich and/or famous prefer that type of situation since they are less likely to
okaawhatever
Feb 2019
#109
He sounds like the type of person who gets off on the humiliation of others.
smirkymonkey
Feb 2019
#14
As a private investigator for 10+ years, I've followed dozens of men into Asian massage parlors
NightWatcher
Feb 2019
#15
The SESTA Act signed last April forced many of the online (ad) places to shut down
Hawaii Hiker
Feb 2019
#68
Where he has absolute power over the woman. A consensual encounter does not allow for that dynamic.
Blue_true
Feb 2019
#71
He should be thrown out of the NFL. It's sick to have a person like that in the NFL.
rockfordfile
Feb 2019
#116
I agree with that also. I just can't see him sitting in the owner's box watching games anymore.
Blue_true
Feb 2019
#129
"Non-nuptual agreement." Kay. You really sound like you know what you're talking about.
Squinch
Feb 2019
#98
Your belittling of the victim is really disgusting. An astonishingly ignorant comment.
Squinch
Feb 2019
#95
Your ignorant explanation of your ignorant statement doesn't change the fact that your
Squinch
Feb 2019
#103
"It always amazes me how very successful and rich men will risk everything for sex with any woman
japple
Feb 2019
#114
I would think the opposite. A great way to be identified by another patron.
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2019
#104
I don't have a problem for him paying for sex, if the sex worker is working under conditions as
WhiskeyGrinder
Feb 2019
#127