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"this TikTok ban sets a dangerous precedent!"
The precedent was already set when Backpage was taken down, it was set when SESTA/FOSTA passed, it was set when Craigslist personals were taken down
The precedent was already set when Backpage was taken down, it was set when SESTA/FOSTA passed, it was set when Craigslist personals were taken down
January 19, 2025 at 5:10 AM
"this TikTok ban sets a dangerous precedent!"
The precedent was already set when Backpage was taken down, it was set when SESTA/FOSTA passed, it was set when Craigslist personals were taken down
The precedent was already set when Backpage was taken down, it was set when SESTA/FOSTA passed, it was set when Craigslist personals were taken down
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"North Carolina has made it a felony crime to patronize a sex worker... It's a trend that's bad for not only sex buyers but also, and perhaps especially, for sex workers. And it mirrors the misguided and detrimental path we saw people take with the war on drugs."
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
North Carolina goes drug war on prostitution
North Carolina has made it a felony crime to patronize a sex worker. Under a law that took effect December 1, "any person who solicits another for the
reason.com
December 4, 2024 at 10:44 PM
"North Carolina has made it a felony crime to patronize a sex worker... It's a trend that's bad for not only sex buyers but also, and perhaps especially, for sex workers. And it mirrors the misguided and detrimental path we saw people take with the war on drugs."
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
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As of Dec 1 it’s a *felony* to see a sex worker in North Carolina. The war on sex workers is escalating in ways that sex working organizers were predicting years ago, only to be ignored or violently dismissed. Fear mongering isn’t always good, but this is truly terrifying.
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
North Carolina goes drug war on prostitution
North Carolina has made it a felony crime to patronize a sex worker. Under a law that took effect December 1, "any person who solicits another for the
reason.com
December 4, 2024 at 11:09 PM
As of Dec 1 it’s a *felony* to see a sex worker in North Carolina. The war on sex workers is escalating in ways that sex working organizers were predicting years ago, only to be ignored or violently dismissed. Fear mongering isn’t always good, but this is truly terrifying.
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...
reason.com/2024/12/04/n...