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Originally posted by jimmy123x:

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
<snip> Prostitution also keeps normal woman in line, because they're not hanging sex over guys heads as a tool.

What the actual fuck???

So by this logic...

I just can't.

What do you mean by "Keep in line"?

In countries where prostitution is legal (many countries other than the U.S.). You don't find women that are gold diggers, or looking for a husband for a green card, or women that play games. Why, because they know men can get it anytime they want. So they aren't apt to play games and nonsense (at least in the dating BF/GF stage). You also never hear of married guys that only get sex a few times a month from their wives, if that much, in those countries.

Bullshit.

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
Prostitution also keeps normal woman in line, because they're not hanging sex over guys heads as a tool.

Dude, are you for real? Are you married?

It is likely to probable that any women in those Asian "massage parlors" are trafficked.

Dude, are you for real? Are you married?[/quote]

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Dude, are you for real? Are you married

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^If I recall from earlier posts, I believe he did offer dating advice to Forum members.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
I believe he did offer dating advice to Forum members.

He is what we call a SAGE....

Self Appointed Guru of EVERYTHING!!!!

Just because you keep trying to do the right thing, doesn’t mean you’re guaranteed a happy ending…

Junko Kaname

I guess we know how he kept busy while TB12 and Edelman were at Disney World.

Remember ladies,you can give it away,but you can not sell it.

This is good news. Icing on the cake. That whole organization is a scandal.

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This is good news. Icing on the cake. That whole organization is a scandal.

Oh please.

And I'm not even a Patriots fan.

Do I understand this correctly? They have him on tape entering the establishment. Does that constitute a crime, just because prostitution happens on the premises? Or do they have actual evidence he committed a crime?

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
<snip> Prostitution also keeps normal woman in line, because they're not hanging sex over guys heads as a tool.

What the actual fuck???

So by this logic...

I just can't.

What do you mean by "Keep in line"?

In countries where prostitution is legal (many countries other than the U.S.). You don't find women that are gold diggers, or looking for a husband for a green card, or women that play games. Why, because they know men can get it anytime they want. So they aren't apt to play games and nonsense (at least in the dating BF/GF stage). You also never hear of married guys that only get sex a few times a month from their wives, if that much, in those countries.

Damn bro - I'll say that you never fail to deliver entertainment ol Jimmy boy.

Men in America can get it anytime they want as well. It's called Tinder, POF, and bars. Especially if you are moderately successful, not a complete disaster physically, and have good grooming habits / don't smell of BO.

But of course the real reason you would pay a prostitute is to leave when it's over, but there are plenty of legal ways to get as much as you want in America without needing to be in a relationship.

Well, apparently the Billionaire Patriots owner didn't get that memo. Perhaps you should enlighten him. But he is only "suspected of soliciting a prostitute" which means they don't even have proof.

I am in no way advocating sex trafficking or any of that, which is horrible. But in countries with legal prostitution it just doesn't happen because there isn't a market for it. It is extremely well regulated by the government who gets their tax out of it, just like strip clubs are well regulated here. You also don't see prostitutes on the street in those countries because there is no market for it.

Are we willing to throw Kraft under the bus with the little evidence we've been provided thus far? I think I'll wait a few days to see what else comes out before I finish building an opinion on this one.

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Are we willing to throw Kraft under the bus with the little evidence we've been provided thus far? I think I'll wait a few days to see what else comes out before I finish building an opinion on this one.

Thanks and I agree. This business of rushing to judgement has gotten really old. I'd like to think the libtards had the market cornered, but with comments like some here I guess I'm sadly wrong.

Understand. There’s nothing connecting Kraft to human trafficking. Nothing. I don’t give a shit about Robert Kraft, Roger Goodell, or the NFL, but I have a strong suspicion that this is all bullshit.

So far, Kraft has only been charged with solicitation of prostitution, a misdemeanor.
Where I used to work, if you walked across a street and spoke to a hooker, it was solicitation.
Its not much of a crime. The trafficking is, and should be, the focus of the investigation.

So the police suspect human trafficking at a massage place, so they are able to sneak cameras in and record everyone? How do they do that?

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Remember ladies,you can give it away,but you can not sell it.

Note this is trafficking. This isn't your run of the mill deal. This is in the spectrum of sex slavery of children. appalling

Where in the article did it mention children?

If women were being forced into sex slavery why would the cops not immediately rescue them instead of staking the place out?

I’m not defending such crimes, but if the cops know someone is being held against their will, why wait? Get the girls and/or women out NOW.

6.6 BILLION dollars net worth!
And the Beatles were true evangelists
Just another empty soul playing show and tell...

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Where in the article did it mention children? ...

I retract my prior interpretation. I read "trafficking" and my mind interpreted as human trafficking when it only said sex trafficking. In cases of human trafficking, underage is common. My mistake, thanks for correcting me. Now it's just icky, but not horrifyingly appalling.