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Stanaccy · 13-12-2006, 20:03

The fact is these women are easy targets, regardless of their profession. Read in the paper today that they consider how they earn money another sad act in a sad life.

The fact they ply their trade in dark dingy streets is due to the persecution of the trade, if was decriminalised at least then there may be some incentive for them to report the numerous beatings, rapes and robberies they suffer, but at the moment the law is the reason they suffer the countless crimes on them and the reason one street worker is murdered on average every 6 weeks.

If nothing else I hope this series of events makes the government do something about the danger these women put themselves in every night.

It's ok chav saying that they choose to do it, what about the ones in fear of their lives due to their violent pimp? It isn't just a case of "The Next Fix" until we know why they do it we can't judge.

13-12-2006, 20:03	#85
Stanaccy Full Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 456 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 51	Re: disgrace to the media The fact is these women are easy targets, regardless of their profession. Read in the paper today that they consider how they earn money another sad act in a sad life. The fact they ply their trade in dark dingy streets is due to the persecution of the trade, if was decriminalised at least then there may be some incentive for them to report the numerous beatings, rapes and robberies they suffer, but at the moment the law is the reason they suffer the countless crimes on them and the reason one street worker is murdered on average every 6 weeks. If nothing else I hope this series of events makes the government do something about the danger these women put themselves in every night. It's ok chav saying that they choose to do it, what about the ones in fear of their lives due to their violent pimp? It isn't just a case of "The Next Fix" until we know why they do it we can't judge.