I hear on the radio how the feminists in Quebec are hypocrits,there is this trial about this prostitution ring where rich assholes and politicians are involved,plus the judge in this case is not so impartial,the SOB shows he's on the defendants side.
Well anyway why i started this thread is one of the girls had to provide a nude picture of her for the jury the defense and the prosecution to see,how big her boobs are and if she had her pubes shaved to please the perverts who want underage girls,coming to the point of this thread the feminists are nowhere to be seen and get offended about the treatment this girl is recieving but they yell really loud about what the girls in Calgary do.
I thought historically the shaved pubes thing for prostitues had more to do with hygeine (no place for lice or crabs) than catering to pervs.
I guess the pictures might be necessary for the sake of evidence if it really does look like she was catering to clientel who had tastes that leaned toward the underaged.
I'm presuming that her picture is going to be use as evidence against someone else as and example of what these guys were after?
By the pricking of my thumb,
Something wicked this way comes.
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Whoever knocks.
It has been shown that these sickos wanted the girls to be under 18 years of age,but as usual they lied pretending they didn,t know the girls were under 18,plus all the sick stuff they wanted to do like pissing on the girls and other gross things,also one of them apparently shoved a tv remote in one of the girls vagina,but after all this there are many who escaped justice thanks to money and political connection.
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This has no business in the HoS. I believe you've been told to stop making threads in here that don't belong here.
Going up.
Any city gets what it admires, will pay for, and, ultimately, deserves…We want and deserve tin-can architecture in a tinhorn culture. And we will probably be judged not by the monuments we build but by those we have destroyed.--Ada Louise Huxtable, "Farewell to Penn Station", New York Times editorial, 30 October 1963 X-Ray Blues
