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11-01-20 21:29 #1919
Posts: 2965Originally Posted by SmokeLight [View Original Post]
A website of an independent escort who has reviews is simply not a trap by the police.
You take Backpage sting operations and invalidly extrapolate that to situations that are not synonymous to fool those who don't educate themselves as to how the system works.
I would never advise someone to book an inexpensive session through a mass advertising site. They do risk arrest that way.
One of the reasons the USA Scene is expensive is that to be left alone by law enforcement, the lady needs to screen and to incur overhead costs of having things like a website and other escort contacts.
And I don’t understand the mistrust and negativity toward Seeking Arrangement ladies, especially given the favorable reviews in other threads. You are sitting across from a lady sharing a meal and ultimately discussing sex for money. How is the American SA lady so much more conniving than the Romanian sex worker prowling the FKK? Is it really something more than the price?
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11-01-20 21:26 #1918
Posts: 22210Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 20:36 #1917
Posts: 2344The most pathetic guys during this pathetic are the younger ones who have only felt a female's touch with hookers. Imagine being 35-40 years old and haven't even been on a date in 10 years, if ever. They never actually ever had to earn the opposite sex's admiration either by physical attractiveness or ability to be "not creepy. ". I remember Evita at Sharks looking asking me about the a strange nordic guy that kept following me around. She asked, "why is he so strange. He looks like Frankenstein."
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11-01-20 20:26 #1916
Posts: 22210Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 20:11 #1915
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
Rounding up might not happen but that sort of rhetoric gets repeated and seeps into the minds of people. End result, the majority of everyday muslims who have no violent desires have to deal with the end result of the hate speech you're putting out there. Guys like Dylan Roof become emboldened by speech like yours and end up shooting up an entire church. I'm sure you scoff when black people put the "oppressor" tag on all white people, but here you're doing the same but worse. Labeling an entire group of people as Barbarians and calling for rounding up innocent people. You mock Trump, but you're calling for something worse than anything he's ever proposed, unapologetic and doubling down. Shameful.
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11-01-20 19:41 #1914
Posts: 134Originally Posted by ExpatLover [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 19:40 #1913
Posts: 22210Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 19:35 #1912
Posts: 134Originally Posted by MrHo [View Original Post]
So we close everything, restaurant, hairdresser, shops, sports, college, university, travels, factories, dentists, brothels of course! And so on.
I suggest we follow Mr Ho's advice, we just wake up and spend all our time on Internet. LOL!
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11-01-20 18:27 #1911
Posts: 410Originally Posted by Mongerer88 [View Original Post]
But how can you suggest that a commercial sex in the US is a free market? P6 is illegal in the US. That's a major force driving the prices up. For europeans, there are a lot more legal P6 options compared to the US. Your post is misleading. Independent escort websites are banned in the US. They can easily be police traps. If you wish to risk your reputation, sure. Sorry, my whole career is ruined if I get caught. So which independent escort websites you are talking about, specifically?
And Pahllus is right: Seeking Arrangement is a completely time wasteful, endless cat and mouse game that american women love the most. Degenerate code words and anyone's guesses what they mean in which context. This is not a P6, it's a resentment.
Originally Posted by Mongerer88 [View Original Post]
Critical assessment of one's country is not unpatriotic. Emigration and immigration are not unpatriotic or patriotic, either. It's an open-minded and basic human right to move to another part of the world. I understand what Pahllus writes. My bewilderment is what freedom you are talking about.
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11-01-20 18:05 #1910
Posts: 2207Originally Posted by Pessimist [View Original Post]
But I agree with you, if some prick is offended because of funny cartoons, he should move to a place where those cartoons are banned (incidentally these countries are all dictatorships and most of the population live in misery). The problem is that some Muslims in France want to import their lost way of life (oppression of women, glorification of young men) in my country, instead of moving their hairy asses back to their country of origin.
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11-01-20 17:58 #1909
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Turgid [View Original Post]
US voting population is a constantly shifting mass. We elect a single guy at the top but we have a thousand mini blocks. Alliances and coalitions are always forming, shifting, breaking up and new ones forming. In the moment, it does not appear that way but seen over decades the patterns are amazing. For example, South used to be very Dem supporting but in the last 60 years it has become almost entirely GOP monopoly. West Coast was not this liberal even 20 to 30 years ago. NY had d'Amato as the senator who was a modest right winger for his day. Georgia had Sam Nunn and Alabama had Howell Heflin, and ofc Bill Clinton was from Arkansas. Now, things are shifting again, and after 2/3 decades of being deep red, GA is almost neutral. On a demographic basis, WHites have been shrinking as percent of population and of voters which drive a lot of anxieties. The prosperity of last 50 years benefited a small sliver disproportionately. Rise of China has depressed wages and net worth for a lot of people. Manufacturing jobs have become scarce. In the 60's /70's even high school grads could expect to become solidly middle class with a house, a car, kids in school and perhaps even college. Now, that is a pipedream. The thing is that free trade supporting Republicans from Northeast and West Coast were anti Union and recited the trickle down mantra but that supposed trickling did not happen, at least not enough. Unions shrank, and with GOP leading the charge against Unions to a large extent. In an ironic way, when the unions splintered (at least for the purpose of voting at national level), the splinters coalesced on ethnic lines. The non college ex Union White is one of the strongest supporting blocks of GOP now, which was the exact opposite situation 30 years ago. Meanwhile, college educated whites became more of a fiscal conservative / social liberal types and are split 50/50 or 55/45 and sometimes support Dems and sometimes support GOP. Not to mention, the gender disparity with women in every group supporting Dems and men supporting GOP. They were always supposed to be mommy and daddy party and that has not changed all that much.
So, this is always a tightrope walk for both parties. When they have a winner, they fall behind even if they have disagreements. People marvel at how strong is Trump's support despite all the things MSM sees negatively in him. But FDR said once of Somoza "he is a SoB but he is our SoB" -- when your guy is in power, you don't question him or backstab him. If Trump loses, I expect there will be a lot of introspection and another round of shifting coalitions. The challenger always has the tougher task of putting together an acceptable candidate that appeals to both the extremes and the middle -- until they win, in which case the other side will do it. I have a thousand friends who hate Trump's personal conduct and even policy positions but will never ever vote Dem. These are very moderate, very family oriented, normal people who do not talk / behave / do anything like Trump in real life and yet will vote for him because they will always vote GOP. Some have flipped, but only a few. On the other hand, I also know blue collar people I knew growing up, from my parents' town who did not do well in life and who used to vote Dem and now are solidly GOP. They love Trump, personally. I can't understand them and for the most part it is an uneasy conversation. In fact, politics has become so poisonous we hardly talk at even dinner tables, especially extended family dinners like Christmas and Thanksgiving.
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11-01-20 15:39 #1908
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 15:34 #1907
Posts: 1385Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
Having said that, we can't deny the barbaric nature of throat slits and beheadings and the utterly disgusting hypocrisy shown by Turkey and the rest of Moslem world that silently gives a pass to Chinese concentration camps in Uighur land but bullying France in their hour of need with these despicable boycotts of French products. How would we feel if after 9/11, all the Moslem nations announced a boycott of American products? Perhaps my use of rounding up and deportation is an extreme rhetoric but it was spoken in frustration. The reality is that it will not happen. But it is what gives rise to the Trumpian forces too: they see the hypocrisy of these Islamic nations.
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11-01-20 14:47 #1906
Posts: 5638Originally Posted by ExpatLover [View Original Post]
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11-01-20 14:43 #1905
Posts: 5638Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]