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gmoney

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80. He didn't like the idea…
Thu May 29, 2014, 01:37 PM
May 2014

I'd read that his folks had hired some "counselors" to basically hang out with him and help him with socialization. Two guys and a woman, IIRC, in sequence. He dismissed the woman because he said he felt like she was a prostitute paid to be with him. (And I'm guessing she wasn't Swedish Bikini Team hot enough for him.)

I'm guessing in the PUA crowd, paying for a prostitute is not acceptable, or at least "doesn't count."

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Nothing stopped Rodgers from hiring a prostitute. It's sufrommich May 2014 #1
In Rodgers case maybe. But what about other sex crimes? Katashi_itto May 2014 #3
What other sex crimes? sufrommich May 2014 #4
Seriously? Katashi_itto May 2014 #5
Yeah,seriously. What sex crimes do you imagine sufrommich May 2014 #9
Well, I can see what your mindset already is. Thanks! Katashi_itto May 2014 #11
What? You're the one claiming that legal prostitution sufrommich May 2014 #13
and we are patiently waiting for him to espouse his infinite wisdom. Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #33
"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, Katashi_itto May 2014 #42
+1 Phlem May 2014 #54
-1 Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #59
Oh, then to the wisest person on this board. Phlem May 2014 #88
Obviously your certain of that Katashi_itto May 2014 #97
yes, and I remain doubtful that I ever hear anything more wise than that from you. But, patiently - Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #58
Serios question, which of those would be affected by having prostitution legalized beyond illegal pr uppityperson May 2014 #81
What other sex crimes do you mean? uppityperson May 2014 #10
I'm curious, too. Dorian Gray May 2014 #103
Why should a class of women be designated as having to serve hateful, violent men? nt redqueen May 2014 #18
Prostitutes are already out there and they already serve violent and hateful men Victor_c3 May 2014 #49
Thanks for posting that lnk. That is an excellent, excellent article. nt redqueen May 2014 #55
Excellent article - thanks for the link. Raksha May 2014 #90
That little detail always seems to elude them MattBaggins May 2014 #51
Which is why it has to be said repeatedly every time anyone proposes this idea. redqueen May 2014 #68
If only I would raise my daughters to be vessels for MattBaggins May 2014 #72
This. nt. NCTraveler May 2014 #62
Sex crimes are not about sex MissMillie May 2014 #47
and you would be wrong. Hasn't worked in Germany or other places in Europe. cali May 2014 #91
I think it should be yeoman6987 May 2014 #12
I think it should be legal too. I just think it's sufrommich May 2014 #22
Rape in my opinion yeoman6987 May 2014 #26
Nothing stopped Rodgers from hiring a prostitute? Really? Art_from_Ark May 2014 #21
The lack of prostitutes has zilch to do with sufrommich May 2014 #27
Risking arrest from hiring a prostitute yeoman6987 May 2014 #30
Rodgers was from a rich family. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #46
Or Amsterdam Dorian Gray May 2014 #104
He said it would make him more of a loser if he had to pay while others got sex for free. seaglass May 2014 #57
Wait a minute. Sissyk May 2014 #69
so what if he didn't? he murdered because he was a misogynist psycho geek tragedy May 2014 #79
He didn't like the idea… gmoney May 2014 #80
You've managed to do it LittleBlue May 2014 #2
this would only work if prostitution ProdigalJunkMail May 2014 #17
Performed by bikini-wearing pit bulls who vape in public n/t LadyHawkAZ May 2014 #70
the truth has been spoken here... nt ProdigalJunkMail May 2014 #76
Post removed Post removed May 2014 #6
Because there'd be no male prostitutes? Blue_Adept May 2014 #20
your post has nothing to do with mine. seabeyond May 2014 #24
you mention nothing about gender in your post. Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #37
society is a group. it is by default a *WE* thing --- Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #66
most of their customers are men Skittles May 2014 #56
Sure, but they should be taken into account as well Blue_Adept May 2014 #71
the idea that women would be safer if prostitution was legal is ridiculous Skittles May 2014 #83
Succinct and accurate. nt redqueen May 2014 #86
It is legal ...if you are in congress. They ! for money all the time. L0oniX May 2014 #7
Even legal, it would still be cost prohibitive to many. PowerToThePeople May 2014 #8
We have a winner MattBaggins May 2014 #52
What's the sex crime rate in Nevada ... GeorgeGist May 2014 #14
People hire prostitues all the time, whether they're illegal or not. Rozlee May 2014 #15
Oh dear Goddess not this again. redqueen May 2014 #16
Well, for one thing, Republican... Whiskeytide May 2014 #19
would go a long way toward removing the criminal element from the equation. I know there are pros an seabeyond May 2014 #28
I'll look into that when I have more time... Whiskeytide May 2014 #43
Oh boy, this **** again Recursion May 2014 #23
Honestly, this guy didn't just want sex. LisaLynne May 2014 #25
well now Mr Dixon May 2014 #29
It implies that men are slaves to their sex drives ismnotwasm May 2014 #31
^ this post is relevant to the OP ^ thank you ^ Tuesday Afternoon May 2014 #38
It should be legal and laws should protect sex workers etherealtruth May 2014 #32
The guy was craving an emotional relationship. karadax May 2014 #34
He wasn't craving an emotional relationship.He sufrommich May 2014 #39
I don't believe it would stop such a thing. Xyzse May 2014 #35
If you look at human trafficking rates in Holland, redqueen May 2014 #40
You're right. Xyzse May 2014 #44
Yep, exactly. redqueen May 2014 #48
Vaginas are powerful, but not that powerful. Brickbat May 2014 #36
Hell! Why not make it mandatory? leftstreet May 2014 #41
Word ismnotwasm May 2014 #45
I think prostitution should be legal. Sissyk May 2014 #50
I can't believe such balderdasherie is being posited here. THERE IS NO CONNECTION. WinkyDink May 2014 #53
The only definite effect would be on the ability to report violence LadyHawkAZ May 2014 #60
prostitues are already beaten, raped and murdered at higher rates than all women. bettyellen May 2014 #61
I wish you were smart enough to understand your own op. NCTraveler May 2014 #63
Prostitution is ubiquitous Proud Public Servant May 2014 #64
What if masturbation were legal? Gormy Cuss May 2014 #65
I support legalizing prostitution because I believe in freedom - but I doubt that it would make any Douglas Carpenter May 2014 #67
The article linked at this post is well worth reading. redqueen May 2014 #73
Yup ismnotwasm May 2014 #77
There is no term of greater vacuousness in history than freedom. Gravitycollapse May 2014 #93
the right of consenting adults to freely enter into mutual agreements Douglas Carpenter May 2014 #96
Totally agree. Here's the law where I live.... Violet_Crumble May 2014 #99
that looks like sensible legislation Douglas Carpenter May 2014 #105
Last I heard, masturbation was a perfectly legal option. MadrasT May 2014 #74
Oh jesus. "if only men had the option" funny how when a man geek tragedy May 2014 #75
Then there might well be some dead sex workers freeplessinseattle May 2014 #78
First of all, it is legal bluestateguy May 2014 #82
Legalizing Prostitution would definately solve the crime... Xolodno May 2014 #84
Actually, pimps advocate for the legalization of prostitution. redqueen May 2014 #87
Message auto-removed Name removed May 2014 #85
I Come From A Culture Where Prostitution Is Legal ConnorMarc May 2014 #89
So do I, and I agree with you on the cultural thing... Violet_Crumble May 2014 #98
Yes, puritanism and repression lovemydog May 2014 #101
If it were done right AgingAmerican May 2014 #92
you obviously didn't read his "manifesto". m-lekktor May 2014 #94
If he wasn't worried about the illegality of killing people, why do you think he Heidi May 2014 #95
I appreciate the spirit of this OP. Laelth May 2014 #100
I don't think legalized Dorian Gray May 2014 #102
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