This time next year

[Marla]

My comments were as to what is likely to come regarding the general picture, not local or personal forecasts. Most likely some established independents may see an increase in business as they have previous good will and their clients who visit other soon to be less secure places as well will abandon these places and stick with discrete tried and true independents. But in general across the land the number of prostitute sex related transactions per day will decrease by this time next year. Many sex workers will find other sidelines or even go back to school, maybe you will be one of the successful anomalies. Good luck to you.

I think that Ontario will have it more lax compared to the prarie provinnces because we have a liberal majority and it is each province's responsibility to enforce the legislation. Kathleen Wynne knows about persecution and hopefully after receiving the collaborated information from the Happy Hookers initiative will be swayed as well as reading all of the recent negative media reporting from respected media sources and taking into condsideration the most recent polls. Maybe she will opt to do nothing. Time will tell but I think we have liberals on our side.

 

[MrMessi]

Fuck my secretaries, one is a PAWG and the other a Bollywood porn princess.

 

[vwdub]

FWIW, when the new rules come into effect, most likely going to only be well established agencies that I use.

won't touch an independent (at least not a new one)

 

[mmn]

York Region has always been stricter and more active since I have been involved in the hobby. And why not? It's a more residential, suburban, "family" area. Same with Mississauga. Even now there are occassional busts in both areas. I hear from friends who help to do advertising for SPs that even Scarborough enforcement is tougher than downtown, and they're part of the same police force. If I were a family man, I probably wouldn't disagree with the difference in approach.

I do agree that the trade will be down among the Backpage and craigslist crowd. Higher-end? Probably not.

Peace officers all have different motivations as to why they went into LE. They are after all only human, at least most of them and exercise their personal biases and prejudices in doing their jobs. LE is also beholden to community standards and tolerences. For every easy going cop, there is an overzealous one. What York Region LE will do with Bill C-36 will likely be far different then what their counterparts in Toronto, Ottawa or Montreal will do with it. This time next year business will be way down and fear way up among johns. Sexworkers and pimps will see their revenues drop off signicantly and may be forced to consider a second job or even abandon the trade all together. The new law is a game changer and the scene is soon to be much different. It will take a long time for any relevant or significant court actions to affect the new bill.

 

[buttercup]

Tell me I'm wrong, but I think I may have been the first (Jan.2014) to alert terb scholars to what then seemed like a faint possibility that we might be looking at something like C-36.

I won't tell you what I'm predicting now.

 

[Frankfooter]

Tell me I'm wrong, but I think I may have been the first (Jan.2014) to alert terb scholars to what then seemed like a faint possibility that we might be looking at something like C-36.

I won't tell you what I'm predicting now.

Something tells me that you will tell us what you are predicting.
Out with it....