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She-Ra · 01-29-2010, 08:23 PM

Exactly Celine, trafficking is a huge industry, feeding into and from the pornography, prostitution, escort and entertainment industries and to 'facilitate' soldiers and workers in plantations, factories etc, it's beyond huge and absolutely enraging. There are many, may rape camps all over with tons of women and children being used constantly and legalising prostitution doesn't make it any better - where there is demand there are plenty of pimps/'business' who will force, manipulate and trick to get what they want. There are plenty of men, women and children used for sweat shop/slave labour as well. As long as people can get away with something and as long as it isn't them going through it, many will do it and many will buy into it providing a customer base and heaven help the victims who try and ask a customer for help - they'll most likely be grassed on and then beaten to a pulp and kept in 'service' with an extra on them as a flight risk.

01-29-2010, 08:23 PM	#6
She-Ra Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: London, UK Posts: 159	Re: What's cheaper, a goat or a child? Exactly Celine, trafficking is a huge industry, feeding into and from the pornography, prostitution, escort and entertainment industries and to 'facilitate' soldiers and workers in plantations, factories etc, it's beyond huge and absolutely enraging. There are many, may rape camps all over with tons of women and children being used constantly and legalising prostitution doesn't make it any better - where there is demand there are plenty of pimps/'business' who will force, manipulate and trick to get what they want. There are plenty of men, women and children used for sweat shop/slave labour as well. As long as people can get away with something and as long as it isn't them going through it, many will do it and many will buy into it providing a customer base and heaven help the victims who try and ask a customer for help - they'll most likely be grassed on and then beaten to a pulp and kept in 'service' with an extra on them as a flight risk.