Two Montreal men arrested at Guelph hotel for sex trafficking
Investigation began with report of missing Eastern Ontario woman to OPP
It is really hard to find if it is a human trafficking or independent Sp. This is heinous. I never wanna meet someone like this. I've recently seen ads of sps working from hotels. Thank god i did not approach them.![]()
Two Montreal men arrested at Guelph hotel for sex trafficking
Investigation began with report of missing Eastern Ontario woman to OPPwww.guelphtoday.com
Did they arrest someone visiting her for service?? Or they were involved in human trafficking.![]()
Two Montreal men arrested at Guelph hotel for sex trafficking
Investigation began with report of missing Eastern Ontario woman to OPPwww.guelphtoday.com
I read it as they arrested the pimpsDid they arrest someone visiting her for service?? Or they were involved in human trafficking.
It says,
"charged with receiving a material benefit from sexual services and obtaining sexual services for consideration".
Well saidI think everyone on this board probably agrees that prostitution should be legalized. Not sure what framework would be best, there are a lot of different things to consider. But, the one thing that I think would need to be done if that happens, is the traffickers/pimps should face severe consequences. If a man or woman decides to be a service provider (and are not forced or coerced into the trade), I say let them earn their money. But the scum who basically put someone into sexual slavery should face serious prison time. In fact, they should make that the law now. Now, I know there is the whole thing of unintended consequences, like would that include those who work/run agencies like SFT or DD? That is a concern. I don't know how we make that work....
Excellent point. "Human trafficking" is a trigger phrase law enforcement and anti-sex worker activists use to get attention, whether or not it is real. Many such investigations have been shown to be BS.ya.....and the news title for the Ambition raid was, "..part of human trafficking investigation".
I'm a LOT more skeptical of what's being described these days. Could be true, who knows really.
“When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, ‘it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.’
’The question is,’ said Alice, ‘whether you can make words mean so many different things.’
- Lewis Carrol
Some spas out here have trafficking.Excellent point. "Human trafficking" is a trigger phrase law enforcement and anti-sex worker activists use to get attention, whether or not it is real. Many such investigations have been shown to be BS.
Some spas out here have trafficking.
Some spas out here have trafficking.
It is comments like this that cause possibly unnecessary damage to the ladies and the spas.
Dont be blind. we all know some of these asian spots are fronts.I think some people like the attention it draws when they say it.
Dont be blind. we all know some of these asian spots are fronts.
Totally agree with most of your statement, but as I understand it, prostitution is legal in Canada, selling of services is allowed. The problem is,, the purchasing of said services is illegal, they want to arrest the johns to shut down things!I think everyone on this board probably agrees that prostitution should be legalized. Not sure what framework would be best, there are a lot of different things to consider. But, the one thing that I think would need to be done if that happens, is the traffickers/pimps should face severe consequences. If a man or woman decides to be a service provider (and are not forced or coerced into the trade), I say let them earn their money. But the scum who basically put someone into sexual slavery should face serious prison time. In fact, they should make that the law now. Now, I know there is the whole thing of unintended consequences, like would that include those who work/run agencies like SFT or DD? That is a concern. I don't know how we make that work....
That is true. We're using a modified "Nordic" model. The idea is that it protects SPs from being charged with prostitution so they feel comfortable in reporting abuse, when in the past they probably would've been reluctant to call the cops for a john that stole or beat them. We need to get past our puritan laws. I mean, Ontario used to be super strict about things like booze, where you couldn't serve alcohol on Sunday...These things could evolve, but there would obviously be a huge amount of pushback. I mean, I've heard in other places that escorts don't like the idea of being licensed or what not, but having this legal would probably increase tax revenue, and make it easier for the SPs to save money for the future....Totally agree with most of your statement, but as I understand it, prostitution is legal in Canada, selling of services is allowed. The problem is,, the purchasing of said services is illegal, they want to arrest the johns to shut down things!
They already can claim taxes. They just claim as a different stream of revenue.That is true. We're using a modified "Nordic" model. The idea is that it protects SPs from being charged with prostitution so they feel comfortable in reporting abuse, when in the past they probably would've been reluctant to call the cops for a john that stole or beat them. We need to get past our puritan laws. I mean, Ontario used to be super strict about things like booze, where you couldn't serve alcohol on Sunday...These things could evolve, but there would obviously be a huge amount of pushback. I mean, I've heard in other places that escorts don't like the idea of being licensed or what not, but having this legal would probably increase tax revenue, and make it easier for the SPs to save money for the future....
Absolutely, legalizing would put a whole new slant on SW! But I’m sure the stigma would still be there. With the way things are right now financially, i totally see why more ladies are getting into the industry to supplement incomes. The mature element is showing up more and more!That is true. We're using a modified "Nordic" model. The idea is that it protects SPs from being charged with prostitution so they feel comfortable in reporting abuse, when in the past they probably would've been reluctant to call the cops for a john that stole or beat them. We need to get past our puritan laws. I mean, Ontario used to be super strict about things like booze, where you couldn't serve alcohol on Sunday...These things could evolve, but there would obviously be a huge amount of pushback. I mean, I've heard in other places that escorts don't like the idea of being licensed or what not, but having this legal would probably increase tax revenue, and make it easier for the SPs to save money for the future....
That does happen for sure, but apparently getting a bank account can be difficult because of the cash deposits!They already can claim taxes. They just claim as a different stream of revenue.