So what if brothels are coming. It is just consenting adults engaging in sex. It's not like gambling or the air show/auto racing is coming with its noiseGlobal is doing a report on prostitution and whether brothels are coming
Sorry, I misquoted the promo for the show. It is investigating whether brothels "will soon be coming to a street near you?"We have brothels already.
You can decide which option works best for you:What's a brothel? Is that some sort of club or something?
This is what we should do with "The Entertainment District". Maybe move the whole lot to the Toronto Islands next to the squatters.Not in residential areas, and only in heavily industrial, commercial areas, where there are not likely to be children or innocent women walking around.
So what if brothels are coming. It is just consenting adults engaging in sex. It's not like gambling or the air show/auto racing is coming with its noise
and pollution.
It's more about the ripple effect of this activity. This delves into the role of organized crime and human trafficking. Two consenting adults = no big deal. One horny adult + one involuntary slave = a big deal.
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Heh heh! Thanks Calloway, I was actually just kidding. It's just funny that 16X9 would do a stupid story like this, as if brothels don't or haven't existed before. That show has the stupidest pieces and its so amateur.You can decide which option works best for you:
- whorehouse: a building where prostitutes are available.
- The Brothel is a 2008 film written and directed by Amy Waddell.
- A brothel, also known as a bordello, cathouse, whorehouse, sporting house and various other euphemisms, is an establishment specifically dedicated to prostitution, providing the prostitutes a place to meet and to have sexual intercourse with clients.
- A house of prostitution
- Any disreputable or messy room or place.
This is what we should do with "The Entertainment District". Maybe move the whole lot to the Toronto Islands next to the squatters.
Yea it's called the Velvet Underground!What's a brothel? Is that some sort of club or something?
Since none of them cut their prices, they obviously don't need any "stimulation"Too bad the industry missed out on the economic stimulus package! I am sure the payback would be more secure than the automotive sector.
One can conjure up a "ripple effect" for any activity. Take lotto tickets. Man spends all his money on lotto tickets instead of buying milk for his children. Get rid of lotteries.It's more about the ripple effect of this activity.
I don't think any business involving a high traffic of strangers coming and going should be allowed to operate in a residential area.I'd like to see them allowed in residential areas, but limited in size.
Let them work out of their homes, bring in a partner or two as well.
When noise is a factor, that's where clients are always the problem and can be dealt with.
