Four Score and Seven Men a Week (Sex Slavery)

Concerned Women for America ^ | 6/26/07 | Caitlin DeMarco

[Valpal1]

There is no massive underground economy of illicit booze funding international criminal cartels as there was during prohibition - such as there is for human trafficking, illegal drugs, etc now.

Apparently you missed the recent NR article on this phenomena, which is how North Korea has kept it's cashflow in the face of international sanctions. Booze and cigarettes with counterfeit stamp taxes, counterfeit money, etc. It is more common than you think.

[JoinJuniorAchievement]

You flaunt the part of a religion that, superficially, appears to bolster your folly, and flout the rest.

Go read the Bible. The message does not change.
Jesus died to free you from "the Law of sin and death."
You have the choice to be a "Christian" which means "Christ-like" or a Pharisee, which is like the Taliban.
I cannot make that choice for you. each will stand or fall before his own Master.

[stainlessbanner]

bttt

[wagglebee]

Slavery is America's fault and only America!?. Tired old America bashing crap.

Screw all of you who buy into this propaganda.

You obviously missed the entire point of the article.

[donmeaker]

I am told that the “Mustang Ranch” in Nevada was taken over for back taxes due. Of course the Government couldn’t run that business either.

Sign on the door” Out of Business. Beat It!”

[donmeaker]

It does the best possible thing for sex slavery for those under 13. It provides legal competition, to reduce the demand for the illegal under-13 market.

By contrast, having all prostitution illegal restricts supply, and provides a price support for the illegal prostitution market.

[donmeaker]

I would arm the prostitutes, thus outsourcing the justice for pimps and madams.