Trafficking and Prostitution Services

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fIuMBDLOAQ https://www.demandabolition.org/blog/ending-the-sex-trade-starts-with-holding-buyers-accountable/ For those of you watching the upswing of the "end demand" campaign - I would like you to note a few things.   In 1980 when Linda Lovelace came forward to say she'd been forced to film "Deep Throat" by her pimp holding a gun to her off camera  on a mob financed adult film set where no one stepped up to help her - suddenly we see the Meese Report coming out trying to stamp out porn NOT the situations that allowed her to be forced on that film.  Did it work?  Did porn go away?  Hardly. If anything, it's now everywhere right?   I've seen how Prohibition led to the speakeasy's and Al Capone became a rich man selling bootleg liquor.  Did Prohibition stop drinking? Hardly. Our program, www.sexworkersanonymous.com has been effectively helping men and women leave the sex industry

I came across this https://www.demandabolition.org/blog/my-experience-in-the-sex-trade-had-nothing-to-do-with-choice/    today and sent out the below email to Audrey: This message is to Audrey Morrissey - what a waste of such good energy (the Hackathon) if only you would stop acting like men who can't seem to stop and ask for directions even when lost.  THORN has already received millions of dollars and has the top leading computer experts working on tracking down trafficking online. The problem with outsiders to this issue however trying to combat it is they don't seem to understand that the internet is only a tool of traffickers.  Trafficking existed long before the internet and what's happened since this internet war started is they've now retreated to their "non-internet" days.  They have set up shop once again in legal brothels, strip clubs, massage parlors, etc., and don't even advertise online anymore.  The print publications they are advertisi