Senate to vote Monday, March 12th  

The idea that Web sites will become responsible for every posting by anyone on their site has far-reaching implications even for sites that have nothing to do with sex work.

Additionally, the language of the bill is broad enough that many are reading it to include facilitation of all prostitution.

This game to end human trafficking has been going on for a number of years but actually is aimed straight at women and men who buy or sell favors for money. For a number of years now their busts have brought in many more folks as ourselves and seldom underage. It is another piece of legislation that infringes on many individuals freedoms singularly or as a business.

 
Shaking my head "what next?"

 
I wonder how many escort sites will be able to fight to stay up and running. I wonder if my website will be deemed illegal. How about my twitter as well, will that be taken down. I wonder if just me putting an ad up constitutes breaking the law without speaking to one person. I wonder if we can be arrested just showing up to a prospective new friends door.  

 
This stressful game of cat and mouse most likely will continue but there are so many other laws that have been added to compound things. The right of search and seizure will dramatically aid these new bills. Our emails and phones are really not private anytime. What search warrants? There was another bill that opens anyone up to be scrutinized.

 
Kisses Haley

From what I Understand

They do not discern between consensual and trafficed SW  
Not happy about this  
What a trafficking in hotel workers? Agriculture? Kitchen staff? Nail salons?? House keepers ???
Why are we not talking about them too???