Re:Backpage Raided, CEO Arrested on Sex-Trafficking Charges
by empthought on Friday October 07, 2016 @07:29AM
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The sex workers should not be called out nor stigmatized. Their patrons should be.
Re:Backpage Raided, CEO Arrested on Sex-Trafficking Charges
by tuxracer on Friday October 07, 2016 @12:10PM
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Based on what you've said so should the patrons of any service if the worker is providing a service they wouldn't otherwise be providing if they weren't being paid to do so.
Re:Backpage Raided, CEO Arrested on Sex-Trafficking Charges
by empthought on Friday October 07, 2016 @12:28PM
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No, because it's not a human rights violation to pay someone to clean a toilet. It is a human rights violation to pay someone for sex.
Re:Backpage Raided, CEO Arrested on Sex-Trafficking Charges
by anon12345690 on Sunday October 16, 2016 @03:29AM
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You also don't know what human rights are.
If someone only consents to cleaning a house if they're paid enough money to do it that isn't "without their consent" by any definition of the word I'm aware of. It's unclear to me why sex workers should be specially called out and stigmatized.