By: Karmafan

Karmafan — Sat, 28 Dec 2019 02:43:58 +0000

States don’t like people making money they don’t get their cut from in the form of taxes. I’m sure next to no hookers report all their income on their taxes hence one reason why cities and states crack down on it.

By: mharris127

mharris127 — Fri, 27 Dec 2019 19:34:17 +0000

I have to assume that the bold paragraphs are the reporter’s opinion. I have to agree that pigs don’t need to be arresting hookers. As for drugs (a reason listed in the article to arrest prostitutes), I abhor illegal use of drugs but don’t think that should be an arrestable offense, either. I would prefer my country’s limited piggifer resources be spend on things less piggish like arresting, torturing and executing murderers and rapists, leaving the drug addicts, prostitutes, drunk drivers, speeders and the like alone to live any way they can. Obviously you should still be responsible for your actions, if you drive drunk and kill someone or your drugs are spiked with enough bathtub fentanyl to kill an elephant and you kill a user you should be liable for the crime of involuntary manslaughter, if you severely injure someone or give someone AIDS as a prostitute it should be attempted involuntary manslaughter. However, drunk and drugged driving/use themselves as well as prostitution (no matter how much “fun” piggifers have raping them on the way to the precinct and I bet 90% of hooker arrests include a piggifer rape while still cuffed and stuffed), pandering and the like should not be crimes of their own.

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By: Karmafan

By: mharris127