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Marquis.
I have enjoyed our many lively political discussions in person and via PM.
But I don't think I want to clog up the thread with my political views. Or indeed any other views of mine. I will restrict myself to discussing the girls.
I am sure we will meet in 2018 to discuss politics in person: all views welcome, the more the merrier :)
Cheers.
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I am sure we will meet in 2018 to discuss politics in person: all views welcome, the more the merrier :)
[/QUOTE]If we meet at Day Care and discuss Queens is that considered politics? I do not think Queens (or Kings) are elected and might fall out of the political realm. However I do not think your Queen in the United Kingdom would approve of our Queens as she does Kate and this other girl Harry dragged in.
Happy New Year to your Queen by the way, send her my best! A batch of Euros is on the way for her shortly!
:D
KK. As a subject of a country which paid :( for a King to be imported from Holland, I think you can appoint and depose your Queens as often as you like.At least we only pay for our Queens on a pay as you go basis
I will pass on your wishes to my Dietzenbach Queen, Bianca, should she grant me an aural audience. However I am currently enslaved :o to my true Queen who has briefly resurrected herself over the whatsapp ether from the Transylvanean mist
Give my greetings to Nein Vashing ( or as RN said, Nichtwascherinnen) as you will see her before me. That is a name which in an inspired way humorously destroys both the English and German languages in one fell swoop :).
As long as governments intrude into the private lives of individuals who mutually agree to exchange money for sex, politics will be on topic on prostitution boards. However, some politics is more directly related than others. Nevertheless even basic and abstract dualities (e. G. Conservative versus liberal, pro and con open immigration) can be so loaded that their general discussion has implications for narrow fields like prostitution. In short, politics matters in discussions of prostitution, so it should have a place here.
[QUOTE=Neurosynth;2124187]As long as governments intrude into the private lives of individuals who mutually agree to exchange money for sex, politics will be on topic on prostitution boards. However, some politics is more directly related than others. Nevertheless even basic and abstract dualities (e. G. Conservative versus liberal, pro and con open immigration) can be so loaded that their general discussion has implications for narrow fields like prostitution. In short, politics matters in discussions of prostitution, so it should have a place here.[/QUOTE]Well stated!
[URL]https://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-politics/german-parties-at-odds-ahead-of-coalition-talks-idUSKBN1ER04K[/URL]
[QUOTE=Neurosynth;2124187]As long as governments intrude into the private lives of individuals who mutually agree to exchange money for sex, politics will be on topic on prostitution boards. [/QUOTE]You could argue that P6 is not private but a business which government is regulating in a lot of areas. There's health regulations for many businesses in the service industry, so why not for P6?
Not to get me wrong, IMHO BBBJ ban is ridiculous. Same as the regulations around the registration.
[QUOTE=Neurosynth;2124187]As long as governments intrude into the private lives of individuals who mutually agree to exchange money for sex, politics will be on topic on prostitution boards. However, some politics is more directly related than others. Nevertheless even basic and abstract dualities (e. G. Conservative versus liberal, pro and con open immigration) can be so loaded that their general discussion has implications for narrow fields like prostitution. In short, politics matters in discussions of prostitution, so it should have a place here.[/QUOTE]It is a very complex subject, it is not only a problem of private lives, prostitution is impacting public security (money washing, drugs) and also public health. We all saw many girls completely mentally destroyed after several months or years working in a FKK being fucked 10 or 20 times or more every day, after of course the governments have to try to take care of those victims of the prostitution and try to support them to rebuild a normal life. Obviously over the years we all met also girls very happy to work in a FKK and perfectly able to deal with it, we have the 2 extremes. The FKK scene is also changing strongly in the last few years, the girls have more and more 50 hours sessions with younger guys with migration background less respecting them, for example a girl I know well whatsapp me that the 31 she had 29 sessions for 50 euros I let you imagine the negative impact on her pussy but as she told me she had no choice only young french, Turkish guys were there and not willing to pay more.
[QUOTE=RogueNation;2124310]You could argue that P6 is not private but a business which government is regulating in a lot of areas. There's health regulations for many businesses in the service industry, so why not for P6?
Not to get me wrong, IMHO BBBJ ban is ridiculous. Same as the regulations around the registration.[/QUOTE]I am a little surprised the Government didn't impose VAT on each session like other commercial transactions :eek: I guess it was a step too far at the moment.
Just to ensure nobody misunderstands:I am not suggesting it would be a good idea. In fact there should be an exemption as it is a social service :)
Once the ETIAS system (like the US ESTA system) comes into effect in 2020 us US, UK, and East Asian citizens might find it a bit harder to get into Germany and spend our euros in FKK. Into the unknown.
At the very least there will be written questions about purpose of visit, health, criminal records. That is according to EU position papers. Details are yet to be filled in.
[QUOTE=Optimist;2124485]Once the ETIAS system (like the US ESTA system) comes into effect in 2020 us US, UK, and East Asian citizens might find it a bit harder to get into Germany and spend our euros in FKK. Into the unknown.
At the very least there will be written questions about purpose of visit, health, criminal records. That is according to EU position papers. Details are yet to be filled in.[/QUOTE]Just tell them you're a 'refugee' from 'Syria'. You won't even need a passport!
[QUOTE=CitizenKane;2124546]Just tell them you're a 'refugee' from 'Syria'. You won't even need a passport![/QUOTE] I will just tell them I am refugee from the UK, seeking asylum in an FKK. I will offer to teach the romanian girls English LOL.
[QUOTE=Optimist;2124547]I will just tell them I am refugee from the UK, seeking asylum in an FKK. I will offer to teach the romanian girls English LOL.[/QUOTE]And French. And Greek.
[QUOTE=Optimist;2124547]I will just tell them I am refugee from the UK, seeking asylum in an FKK. I will offer to teach the romanian girls English LOL.[/QUOTE]Wait for Brexit. We will give you asylum in Dietz's dorm.
[QUOTE=RogueNation;2124310]You could argue that P6 is not private but a business which government is regulating in a lot of areas. There's health regulations for many businesses in the service industry, so why not for P6?
Not to get me wrong, IMHO BBBJ ban is ridiculous. Same as the regulations around the registration.[/QUOTE]For me it is not ridiculous all depends on which target you want to reach, I believe the government wants to drastically reduce the offer for the moment they seem to reach at least a part of the target, in the big FKK the LU of the last days are just terrible, probably this will strongly heat he balance sheet of those clubs. Even the non pro escort need to register and to pay income tax, also the registration could affect their ability to travel to some countries like US.