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Shaquille Oatmeal

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In that case I'm glad I'm in good company because I'm not the only one doing it and I'm not the only one that feels this way, Maybe were just collectively sick of the bs you're promoting and not prepared to take it any more.
The right is sick of the left.
The left is sick of the right.
That does not mean you have to abuse and insult.
You are a Canadian guy for whom this election really means nothing.
It is politically, culturally irrelevant.
We are discussing AMERICAN policies, and you (primarily) and other right wing posters think it is okay to abuse and insult.
That too for something that is a compromise center left position lol.
As I said, it is a sad state of affairs of where the right wing is these days.
 

DesRicardo

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lol.
How?
The definition of not being silenced is to have a democratic representative.
The far right have Trump.
That's exactly my point.
The far-left uses the Democrats to speak over-top everyone and silence everyone who speaks against them.
All Americans has left for a voice is Trump.
 
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Shaquille Oatmeal

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Your skin is pathetically thin if you find any of that insulting. This is a tame as I can be. I wish I could tell you how I really feel but I'm trying to be a gentleman. People like you need to realize that people like me are sick of what we've had to endure and we're not prepared to keep enduring it. The time to push back is now, which is why I'm not the only one calling you out. Just so you know, you're free to wander around a different thread or forum but if you plan to stick around here you might be wise to stiffen up that upper lip, laddy.
Dude, if I cut loose, you wont login for another 10 days out of shame.
And if I had a thin skin, I wouldn't be responding to you.
And if you are sick of enduring whatever you think you have endured, because of social media culture war, then you are more foolish than I initially thought.
I will leave it there.
 

The Oracle

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On the slopes of Mount Parnassus, Greece
In that case I'm glad I'm in good company because I'm not the only one doing it and I'm not the only one that feels this way, Maybe were just collectively sick of the bs you're promoting and not prepared to take it any more.
You know oatmeal is high in lectins and phytic acid which are antinutrients....Just sayin.
 

Shaquille Oatmeal

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Only a blond would fail to see the connection between the US and Canada. What happens in the US will happen here shortly after. hope you're ready.
Yeah and I will vote for Pierre too.
But you wont hear Pierre talk about mass deportations or anything of that sort.
Not remotely close.
So yeah am ready.
Here is what you need to be ready for.
You will live in leftist Canada.
You will endure the leftist culture here.
You will endure the fact that abortion is legal.
You will endure the fact that LGBTQ rights, tampons in bathrooms, DEI and trans women in bathrooms and everything else leftist you hate are all legal.
If there is another pandemic, you will keep your ass indoors.
And your only short lived happiness will be to see Trump come to power down south (and fail).
This is your future lmao.
Isn't that sad Jimi?
Ponder that tonight Jimi.
Good night.
 

Frankfooter

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No, I am. I just can't let your libtard shit ride because we are in the midst of change and I want to be one of the ones to help champion that change and you sir are the epitome of what needs to be changed. I'm over here doing God's work.
MAGA are really weird.

You think the born rich, convicted felon and rapist is doing 'God's work'?
 

richaceg

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What?
Trump is the representative of the far right.
He just got elected.
He speaks for them.
So they are not silenced.
They literally have a president that represents them.
Trump got 71m votes, you saying 71m far right in the US? He's representing majority of Americans....not far right individuals. You're showing your true colors
 

Mr.lover

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that's what Trump did to you

a quick triage

let's see how it works

I can still smell you from here though
LMAO that's the best you got? Trust me, he didn't do anything to me. I don't live there, it's the Americans who have to live with his lies for the next 4 yrs.
Let's see how many trade wars he can create, and how many friendly nations become enemies, or when inflation jumps or supply chain collapse in the US as foreign nations punish them for increasing tariffs. Soon they will become dependent on Russia, Iran or Turkey.
 

Josephine

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Thanks for sharing. Thatā€™s definitely traumatic and they definitely profile Asian and certain other women travelling alone for being sex workers if you canā€™t tell them what your job is or salient details about your travel. The funny thing is, this is why women get trafficked. To cross borders without being harassed.

@Josephine long post

Here is a more right leaning whore perspective on the Bill. Girls reading it will not like it šŸ˜‚

I think thereā€™s very little thatā€™s wrong with Bill C-36. It still fully retains all the protections sex workers got before in Supreme Court, and the changes to problematic language in Bill C-49. Nothing changed for the worse with this Bill. We can still work safely and legally.

I might even argue it cares more about women, than what existed before it.

Yes they limited places of sex work ā€” there have always been laws in Toronto about not having places of sex work near schools, and laws about signage in residential neighborhoods. I donā€™t think thatā€™s oppressive to SWs.That is just sensible.

Do you know why we have so many one way streets downtown? It was so Johns couldnā€™t cruise around as easily for street hookers šŸ¤£. Street hookers are considered a nuisance. That shouldnā€™t offend anyone. And, itā€™s not safe for them anyway. Nobody wants to walk through a track full of prostitutes. Itā€™s scary and indecent. They shouldnā€™t be out there.

As long as the bill doesnā€™t push women into unsafe places (like the street) then itā€™s doing its job to protect our safety. That was the point of changing the laws before. To get them safe, and off the street.

Do you support complete decriminalization? There is only one aspect of that I like, which is the government not having a say in how or why or who I fuck, and just the privacy of it.

But, I donā€™t think itā€™s necessary nor is it responsible, and itā€™s been shown to have poor outcomes now that itā€™s been some time after they did it in NZ and somewhat in Finland.

Thereā€™s always going to be people who think decriminalization is just so women can just peddle pussy unfettered anywhere they want. Fuck no. Nobody wants to live in some weird dystopian sex tourism capital.

Besides, it is still largely decriminalized in this bill regardless, for SWs. Bill C-36 is about public nuisance issues mainly, protection of children/family secondly, and encouraging women not to do this job and helping them exit the industry.

Do our rights to do sex work out in the open matter more than public nuisance and kids? I think they absolutely do not. Sex is a private adult thing, it doesnā€™t belong out in the public domain IMO. That doesnā€™t endanger SWs at all, itā€™s just asking for us to respect other members of our society. We have civic duties too.

Many women get trapped in this job just from having no work experience, skills, network of normal people etc. so whatā€™s wrong with the bill helping them exit? Itā€™s often not a good thing when this is your only option.

The talking point I come across the most with hoes, is that this kind wording ā€œstigmatizesā€ sex work as a terrible path for women, but I am fine with that personally. Sex work is not ideal usually, and I donā€™t think it should be normalized as some legitimate option, as if it is perfectly unproblematic. We all know thatā€™s a lie.

Iā€™m fine with sex work remaining an underbelly industry, and somewhat clandestine. If we keep it private, stigma shouldnā€™t even matter. Stigmatization is what keeps it a bit suppressed. Thatā€™s how we organically morally regulate things.

And whatā€™s wrong with the light stigmatization introduced in Bill C-36 anyway? Itā€™s hardly a condemnation. Is it so people donā€™t judge us for being sluts šŸ˜…?

We canā€™t reduce political discourse on rights to ā€œdonā€™t judge me!ā€ ā€” that is juvenile.

I donā€™t fully buy the ā€œstigmatization = more violenceā€ argument Iā€™ve always heard, either. This is only true with certain stipulations. Another questionable talking point from hoe scholars.

I also think SW should be stigmatized on some level because frankly, I am tired of every public discourse being about sex and sexual orientation. Itā€™s just sex stuff being constantly discussed, ad infinitum. Talking about who fucks who, or why, or how. Like you go on a dating app now, and people have all these weird BDSM acronyms and stuff. Why not just put your hobbies and interests? Itā€™s gross and uncivilized. Same goes for LGBT123 stuff.

And yeah, as with places of sex work, I donā€™t want any of that stuff discussed around kids either. So itā€™s the same principle. Thatā€™s not sexual education. If anything it retards their natural sexual education and development. It confuses them. They donā€™t need to hear about all that.

I am not sure what sex worker rights are being lost with this bill at all.

I donā€™t believe you can answer me either, because I asked you. Three times.

Oh and, last thing, it also criminalized men to buy sex from us, but thatā€™s a GOOD thing for us. It keeps us safe, bc they know we have the upper hand legally if something happens and they donā€™t act up while alone with us. This is a great protection for us.

It looks to me like they made this bill FOR women. Not to hurt us. I just canā€™t see it that way. I mean, if you arenā€™t exactly sure how it hurts you, then at least consider how it helps potentially? And if you canā€™t see that, there probably is no issue worth discussing at all about Bill C-36.

I obviously havenā€™t been doing this since 2014, but I think sex worker rights are perfectly preserved, and they arenā€™t going to just throw out our Supreme Court decisions now because of a change to a Conservative government. You shouldnā€™t be voting with whoredom as your hinge issue anyway, you should vote for who is best government for all of us, tbh.


A cover for what?
I sense a bit of internalized whoreophobia here.

Also you suck dick just like those embarrassing street workers. You are not better than them. Just more privilege

Decriminalization doesn't mean legalization. I want decrim, not legalization.

The bill c36 did cause more problem: https://macleans.ca/politics/ottawa...x-workers-and-theyre-running-out-of-patience/

Stigmatization is not only being insulted, it's being harassed, outed to your families, some workers from other culture could litteraly get killed of their family learned but we need it?! Really girl?

A little bit of compassion goes a long way.

A cover for bigger measures, more
censure, making advertising and screening difficults.
While your agency do everything for you, others have to actually look out for themselves.
 
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