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Prime Time - Investigation Into Prostitution: Feb 7th 2012

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    #32
    Diddler1977
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    He's a brave man approaching this guy like that


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    #33
    amdublin
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    Should have had a car blocking his path :confused:


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    #34
    amdublin
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    Ben D Bus wrote: »
    And they have a message board! And guess what's the hot topic. It's an interesting read tbh to see the view of the programme from the point of view of people involved in the "profession".

    Traffickers are the scum of the earth.

    :eek:

    What are they saying??


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    #35
    Diddler1977
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    Ben D Bus wrote: »
    And they have a message board! And guess what's the hot topic. It's an interesting read tbh to see the view of the programme from the point of view of people involved in the "profession".

    Traffickers are the scum of the earth.

    What are they saying?


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    #36
    amdublin
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    Well I must say Samantha seems alot nicer as a pimp then Anton :rolleyes:


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    #37
    Ben D Bus
    Registered Users Posts: 2,114 ✭✭✭Ben D Bus


    amdublin wrote: »
    :eek:

    What are they saying??

    They think it's a very good programme. Seems pimps & traffickers are not their favourite people. There's a surprise! The board is not hard to find. The web address has been given out enough times.


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    #38
    amacachi
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    I love how he says there's a hyphen in it.


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    #39
    Diddler1977
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    Samantha "Blatant" Hutton - she's not afraid of the law


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    #40
    JonathanAnon
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    Diddler1977 wrote: »
    What are they saying?

    Welcome RTE Viewers


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    #41
    amacachi
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    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    The Gardaí could shut this operation down very easily if the will was there...

    There's no copyright being breached so there's no hurry.


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    #42
    lynski
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    WTF is wrong with the men of Ireland?
    I feel nauseous just thinking about how many 'men' go through the doors of brothels, there has to be men we have all met, spoken to, worked with, shaken hands with who have 'engaged' with 'prostitutes' *shivers*
    Actually these women are not prostitutes
    One who solicits and accepts payment for sex acts.
    they are prostituted women.
    I am really sickened by the punters, the sooner it is made illegal to buy sex the better


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    #43
    amacachi
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    lynski wrote: »
    WTF is wrong with the men of Ireland?

    Sorry about that, I'll bring it up at the next AGM.


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    #44
    Witcher
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    Jesus that was an eye opener...the world is a horrible place sometimes.


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    #45
    Yahew
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    Oldest profession. Trafficing is a problem, there is no way that buying sex, or trading sex for anything between consensual adults should be an issue.


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    #46
    JonathanAnon
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    Christ could you imagine if you were given the escort agency number in jest by a friend when you were looking for cleaning services... You ring up and ask "do you have your own uniform and tools".... and BAMMMMM.. there you are on Prime Time for all your family too hear.. .. :eek::eek:


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    #47
    Diddler1977
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    lynski wrote: »
    WTF is wrong with the men of Ireland?
    I feel nauseous just thinking about how many 'men' go through the doors of brothels, there has to be men we have all met, spoken to, worked with, shaken hands with who have 'engaged' with 'prostitutes' *shivers*
    Actually these women are not prostitutes they are prostituted women.
    I am really sickened by the punters, the sooner it is made illegal to buy sex the better

    Very important distinction


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    #48
    Fight_Night
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    Just tuned in now so forgive me if this has already been asked, but isn't prostitution legal in Ireland? Just not in brothels and as far as I know escorts aren't in brothels... so is the problem with the site or what?


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    #49
    Ben D Bus
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    lynski wrote: »
    Actually these women are not prostitutes they are prostituted women.
    I am really sickened by the punters, the sooner it is made illegal to buy sex the better

    I'm in controversial mood this evening, but if your first comment is your true view then should it not be the pimps & traffickers you are sickened by? It's being prostitued that I have a big problem with. Creeped out by punters, sure, but, surely the traffickers are the really sickening people in this?


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    #50
    topgeas
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    live line tomorrow with joe should be good


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    #51
    Leo Dowling
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    JonathanAnon wrote: »
    Christ could you imagine if you were given the escort agency number in jest by a friend when you were looking for cleaning services... You ring up and ask "do you have your own uniform and tools".... and BAMMMMM.. there you are on Prime Time for all your family too hear.. .. :eek::eek:

    If you just wanted to your massive tool in their box?

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    #52
    lynski
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    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?


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    #53
    NewHillel
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    lynski wrote: »
    WTF is wrong with the men of Ireland?
    I feel nauseous just thinking about how many 'men' go through the doors of brothels, there has to be men we have all met, spoken to, worked with, shaken hands with who have 'engaged' with 'prostitutes' *shivers*
    Actually these women are not prostitutes they are prostituted women.
    I am really sickened by the punters, the sooner it is made illegal to buy sex the better

    We're not all like that. :)


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    #54
    irishh_bob
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    lynski wrote: »
    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    its pretty pathetic alright but thier are some men who are ugly or simply cant score with women , its different for men , unlike women , they cant get sex on tap


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    #55
    darragh16
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    Taxi drivers will be getting a hounding on Joe Duffy tomorrow as well...Its always the taxi drivers


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    #56
    Fight_Night
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    lynski wrote: »
    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    There will always be punters, just as there will always be drug users, murderers, pedophiles etc. Just the world we live in, it's unrealistic to expect to get rid of the demand for prostitution. Some people don't just don't care. I personally am of the opinion that consensual sex between two adults where money is exchanged is not necessarily wrong and shouldn't necessarily be illegal. But trafficking like that is disgusting and should definitely be stamped out by any means necessary.


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    #57
    hotmail.com
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    lynski wrote: »
    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    What two consenting adults do in the bedroom is their own business, whether money is exchanged or not. The trafficing is the issue the programme was trying to highlight, not the morality of paying for sex. I think most of us have moved on from that.


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    #58
    NewHillel
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    lynski wrote: »
    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    It's not at all simplistic, just simple facts. It's a thoroughly nasty business and the punters must take their full share of the blame.


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    #59
    Ben D Bus
    Registered Users Posts: 2,114 ✭✭✭Ben D Bus


    lynski wrote: »
    no punters = no traffickers and pimps it is kinda simplistic i know, but demand is what is keeping those women trapped in those flats in every major town in Ireland.
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    Can you honestly imagine there being no demand? Ever, anywhere in the world, anytime in history?

    I think a pragmatic approach is required. I don't know what that approach is, but to me anything else is about making normal people feel more comfortable, and not about helping those who truly suffer in this industry.


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    #60
    Skid
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    topgeas wrote: »
    live line tomorrow with joe should be good

    I admire your optimism.


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    #61
    JonathanAnon
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    lynski wrote: »
    and what kind of a man are you if you have to pay someone to have sex with you?

    In reality most of the men are just sad and lonely individuals, who wouldnt get sex outside of a brothel..

    And I dont appreciate your "all men are b*stards" tone, you sound like those Ruhama people... Dont forget some women, like that ex model, are also profiting from the sex trade..


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