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Entrapment

posted 8 years ago by paulfitzpa
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I feel sorry for the women in these situations, but in most cases their own decisions led them there. A women who is in college suddenly becomes a sex slave? No honey, your choices led you to that place.

What concerned me about the film was the entrapment procedures used by the police. If an attractive adult female approaches you and says they will do a sexual thing for money, that is entrapment.

That is tricking someone to participate in an illegal activity. The people they need to go for are the pimps.

Or just regulate the sex trade. The *beep* that goes down in the documentary only happens because the USA is bible-bashing and puritanical. Regulate the industry and no one gets hurt. No one. The prostitutes make money, the clients get what they need.

[–] theprivateer82 8 years ago

I hear you.

I think this "documentary" told us nothing, and was very poorly researched garbage. Regulation and making the prossies pay their fair share of TAX $ like the rest of us is a great thing.

[–] XXtuXX 8 years ago

You can argue about what it should and shouldn't be in the country but That doesn't change the fact that it goes down and there are people out there right now who are hurting.

You also mention the college aged girl. I don't know if you've met or have ever been an 18 yr old girl, but thy are naive and easily manipulated by the promise of love and acceptance, and honestly easy money. Just because she wanted to be a prostitute doesn't mean she knew or wanted to be abused in the way she was, and it sounded like she could not leave at her own will. That's a not a choice a well informed person consciously makes.