Anti Prostitution Radio Advertisements

AmberGold wrote: »

This morning shortly after 8am this ad came on the radio, I was driving my 12 year old daughter to school.

Can’t see the rationale for ads like this on the radio never mind the time they’re broadcast at.

Who is the ad from

anewme wrote: »

Who is the ad from

Ruhama.

What did it say OP

BanditLuke wrote: »

Don't see the issue in the evening time after 9 or so but ridiculous having them on that hour of the morning.

Sounds like it has had an effect. It’s stuck with people and now it’s being discussed.

Feisar wrote: »

Is curb crawling still a thing?

Among people old enough to be listening to broadcast radio? Probably.

Weird funereal tone of it.

Maybe if we grew up as a country and realised it's not going away.

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

'maybe you're wife won't mind, maybe she'll believe you only wanted the "girlfriend experience"...'

Haha, sounds like a Dave McSavage sketch

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

there was a line that went something like 'maybe you're wife won't mind, maybe she'll believe you only wanted the "girlfriend experience"...'



now, I don't know, but I don't think id be using that line if i was trying to explain it to the wife

Probably because it was made by a group of auld ones who never had sex.

GarIT wrote: »

Senator Ronan Mullen's charity. The guy is up for Seanad election soon, it won't do any harm to remember he campaigned for lenghtly prison sentences for prostitutes and against supports that may help them get out of prostitution.

These lot may couch it in PC language and may even make it sound like men bashing but they are really just women haters using the topic as a way of furthering their Victorian style targeting of harlots partaking in unmarried sex.

Let's not forget that Ruhama are the modern face of the Magdalene sisters, this is just the PR front for their nasty agenda aimed at women they see as inferior to their catholic ideals, can't lock them in laundries and use them as slaves anymore but they have not given up the holy war.

Despite it being sold as being protection for vulnerable women the anti-prostitution legislation they pushed through has already seen several sex workers imprisoned in a country where you can get a slap on the wrist for throwing acid in someone's face.

hey kids im off to court to get done for banging hookers

They should have another advert aimed at women who use prostitutes. its only fair.

Do you have a driving ban, amoungst some other convections, OP?

It also states that it's a lie to believe that women do this by choice. The ad should be banned for not being truthful.

From their website:

Every day, all across the island of Ireland, up to 1000 vulnerable woman are trafficked and forced into prostitution

So it could be 1 or 1000.