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yeahyeahyeah

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Not going to mention names but one TERBie accused me of maybe having an "odd life". Meanwhile, he pays money to fornicate with strange (I don't mean weird) women in strange hotel rooms.
This is just too easy: You have 30,000 posts here! You clearly don't HAVE a life, never mind an "odd life", which is absolutely preferable to NO life.

Add in the irony alert of you musing about men screwing "strange women" for money on a HOOKER BOARD, and we can all see pretty clearly what your life position is. Screwing strange women for money is good for you. In fact, it's life giving. After 30,000 posts you still haven't figured this out? That's fucking weird, dude.
 

Rockslinger

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Screwing strange women for money is good for you. In fact, it's life giving.
Hey, we all have "odd lives" to some degree and I would not be judgmental unless someone throws mud at me in the first place. I have a friend who plays war games with paint ball guns, some people might think that odd, but I don't bother him and he doesn't bother me, so all is good.
 

Ms.FemmeFatale

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To be honest, even though this topic has been done to death, this OP brought it up in a tasteful, respectful manner and therefore I think it could be discussed again among those who wish to discuss it.

I also agree with the poster who wrote that it might just be the type of ladies or the type of advertising places, the OP is looking for.

On the other hand, more and more ladies are speaking out and placing these race restrictions. Much more so then even 5 years ago. So this topic will come up more and more. Part of the reason is because 5 years ago, you would just screen against it. Quite often if a woman heard an accent, she would politely answer the questions but be booked when you were ready to book her. It was her way of ensuring she didn't see that "race" and you would never know. For those born here with no accent, you would get in, but quite often got shitty service. So I think knowing ahead of time is better suited you and your wallet.

As for the reasons why - they vary. Some have really good legit reasons that are not stereo-typical or racist. Other - not so much.

However it does go to show that that just because you have the green does not mean you have to be seen. These are women, it is their body and so they have the ultimate say. As it should be. Does it suck for some of you, it does. I agree hands down, but that could be said about simply having to pay for it all as well.
 
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SP's who discriminate based on race are indeed racist. Their behavior is a violation of the Ontario Human Rights Code. This behaviour should not be tolerated.

Those who frame this as a feminist issue do a disservice to the very real pain and tragedy that the women who have been sexually assaulted have suffered.
 

Ms.FemmeFatale

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SP's who discriminate based on race are indeed racist. Their behavior is a violation of the Ontario Human Rights Code. This behaviour should not be tolerated.

Those who frame this as a feminist issue do a disservice to the very real pain and tragedy that the women who have been sexually assaulted have suffered.
Conway, this has been explained before on the other board by Jackmeoff. The issue of two competing rights. It is the best way I have seen to show why you are so far off in your thinking.

We like to believe we live in a society where OUR rights come first, and yet time and time again we find that many of these rights may be in competition with one another... My right to enjoy my home is superseded by the neighborhoods right to peace and quiet... My right to free speech is curbed by the right of others to enjoy a safe and tolerant society free from hate speech... ect.

The crux of this issue seems to be two competing rights; One one hand you have service providers and the right of all clients to expect equal treatment, and on the other you have the right to have control over your own body and a woman's right to choose.

This is not the same case as person's right to equal treatment and service at a restaurant, or to purchase goods even though there is a service being provided and it is transactional in nature because it is coming into direct conflict with rights that our society holds in greater esteem. While there are cases where the state may impose on one's body (ex late term abortions, can't commit suicide), in this instance; No matter how lamentable or outdated ones ideas may be when it comes to race, and were that even their sole motivation for denying service to legislate a woman into having to engage in sexual activities against her will would be akin to institutionalizing rape.

Which would cause the greater injury - the loss of inclusion and equal treatment, or the loss of the right to control one's body and who they choose to share it with? I think when viewed through that lense it is, and always will be better to support the right's of the body, and one's choice on who to share it with.
I hope you will read it with an open mind.
 

larry

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i find it hard to understand that an SP thinks about sex with a customer the same way as the chubby chick at loblaws. for one, it's a transaction with little to no emotional involvement. to the other, it's about life and relationships. ie: one is about money, one is not. eventually, the courts will rule on this. perhaps they'll say discrimination is sometimes OK, perhaps they won't. the issue is difficult as hairdressers, pedicure staff, shoe sales-persons etc. all have a somewhat close contact with others. perhaps they should be able to choose too.
 

FTWWTF

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Its not racist, its just personal preference. Just like guys dont like certain races of women, and would never book with them.
 

bobistheowl

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I'd like to draw your attention to a recent article from the Toronto Star.
http://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2013/03/01/unequal_justice_aboriginal_and_black_inmates_disproportionately_fill_ontario_jails.html

Statistics like this may be a contibuting factor to some SPs not wanting to entertain black clients.
On a Record of Arrest form used by Toronto Police Services, (TPS100 Rev. 1994/09), there is a section for "Colour". The three check box choices are White, Black, and Brown.
 

MrMessi

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The top reason maybe that sp's are scared of a BIG dick.
 

outlander

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I still can't believe, that some of you guys, would take an SP to court because she won't see you!!!

You guys kill me :D
 

mrsCALoki

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Me too. It is unbelievable the time and money wasted by these human rights tribunals in this country.

+1. To me, it is like saying "No one under 30". Just an expression of who one wants in their bed.

I find that Canadians are really into the entire "we are all equal" fantasy,

I had a friend at my baby shower who was horrified that that they only had one class of customs/security at Pearson. Like most Londoners she fully expected a first class and economy queue. Only in Canada you say?
 

Tangwhich

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I had a friend at my baby shower who was horrified that that they only had one class of customs/security at Pearson. Like most Londoners she fully expected a first class and economy queue. Only in Canada you say?
I've never seen such a thing. What there is though is a line of EU passengers which going very quickly compared to people holding other passports.
 

Eddie401

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Just about 2 miles past appropriate
You know, I've been on this board a hell of a lot longer than most of the rude people who have posted here. So what if the topic has been raised before? The OP had a genuine question. All those " big-time contributors" who find it boring or unoriginal could skip the thread. I skip most of the threads on this board.

Instead, we have such major TERB players as "Thermopylae" who's been here for all of 2 months and has all of 19 posts throwing his pathetic and puny so-called weight around. Or "Eddie 401" with all of 212 posts telling us how bored he is.

I'm so very, very, very, very impressed. No, really. I am.

Now, wait while these 2 big boys pluckily think of some cutting rejoinder to put me in my place......
I'm sorry I hurt your feelings. I apologize. You are right. I have a life and sometimes go for days without even signing in. For this reason I forget how important this forum is to people like yourself. I truly respect your high post count and acknowledge that your volume of anonymous posts on an escort review board truly indicates that you are a superior human being.

I also apologize for not understanding that the higher your post count the less bored you must be in real life and naively assuming it must be the other way around. Please be patient with me as I am new to your ways.

Again. My bad.
 

yeahyeahyeah

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I'm sorry I hurt your feelings. I apologize. You are right. I have a life and sometimes go for days without even signing in. For this reason I forget how important this forum is to people like yourself. I truly respect your high post count and acknowledge that your volume of anonymous posts on an escort review board truly indicates that you are a superior human being.

I also apologize for not understanding that the higher your post count the less bored you must be in real life and naively assuming it must be the other way around. Please be patient with me as I am new to your ways.

Again. My bad.
You know there are many problems with this board, and one of them is that there is no reputation count, which is a simple part of many other boards (non sex ones). In fact, TERB hasn't evolved one bit in a very long time, and it shows...
 

mrsCALoki

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I've never seen such a thing. What there is though is a line of EU passengers which going very quickly compared to people holding other passports.
Well I have, and she has. And first class passengers all have. LOL On board a BA flight into Heathrow they hand you an invitation to use the first class customs center. They hold the Business class and economy passengers till you de-plane. Very civilized.

It is called Fast Track Security. :)
 

Tangwhich

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Well I have, and she has. And first class passengers all have. LOL On board a BA flight into Heathrow they hand you an invitation to use the first class customs center. They hold the Business class and economy passengers till you de-plane. Very civilized.

It is called Fast Track Security. :)
Must be new because I've landed in heathrow on business class quite a few times and I've never been given a pass.

Never mind, I thought you said it was given to first and business class passengers.
 

mrsCALoki

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Must be new because I've landed in heathrow on business class quite a few times and I've never been given a pass.

Never mind, I thought you said it was given to first and business class passengers.

It used to exist for stem ship passengers way back when. Sort of been there a looonnnggg time as far as I know. I believe Emerald Level passengers get the pink invitation as well even if only in Business Class. But I am not certain. I do know it is by invitation and they collect your invitation to let you in the line. Average wait time is a moment or two, and immigration is VERY polite. Mostly they just say things like "Welcome home Mrs C.A. Loki" and stamp your passport. Very civilized.
 
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