Ontario’s Court of Appeal agrees that sex workers should be permitted to work in safer locations and pay others to help protect them, but not that they should be able to communicate with their clients in public places.I would imagine that Canadian boyfriends are available too. I could use the money, but please pay first, service not guaranteed.
It struck down two laws Monday, calling them unconstitutional, but upheld the ban on solicitation, saying that prostitutes should not be able to communicate with their clients in public places.
Some ass at the National Post:
Father Raymond J. de Souza: If prostitution is a tragedy, why make it easier?Yeah, why make it easier? If more women were chopped up as pigmeat for the crime of prostitution that'd be a lesson to others. But hey! He's a Catholic priest so he must be some kind of moral arbiter.
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I think I need a Canadian wife and citizenship.
I suppose those cost extra?
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For you thundra, I will marry at a 15% discount.
Well this is very exciting. I've always wanted to be a Job Creator. Do you have a flyer or pamphlet with a list of services you provide? Bear in mind, I'm American, so I'll expect you to work cheaply and under questionable circumstances.
Demeaning conditions are nothing new to those already knee-deep in snow and beavers.
Substance is not allowed to communicate with his customers.
Smut needs a lesson in persistence.
Substance is not allowed to communicate with his customers.
That's right. And no eye contact or kissing on the lips.
Next you're going to tell us Canada is awash in women.
I make no claims. The parkas obscure a lot.
Aw, jesus. That's some really shitty Rush. Not sure if it's above or below average though.
The BUMP BOMP BUMP BOMP stuff just before the chorus makes me think of little kids pretending to be Frankenstein with some kind of stiff-legged walk.
That song got them their record deal.
I make no claims. The parkas obscure a lot.
Lie back and think of Musquodoboit. Or Dildo.
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