: Re: Locations. : Discussion in Minnesota, posted by cleavers

Lennzi445 years ago134 reads

This won’t help either.

https://www.fox9.com/news/gop-chair-pushes-back-against-calls-for-resignation-after-donor-arrested

This will draw lots of attention and resources onto the hobby. Be on the lookout for stings to follow. Always happens surrounding big media covered situations like this.

Minnesota new laws this fall

jimmy6785 years ago130 reads

Minnesota is raising it to a gross misdemeanor if caught in a private place. Used to be only in public places. So apartments are game for le now. Happening this fall

I mean, weren't they anyway?

paigesavage5 years ago104 reads

CuriousBoy955 years ago104 reads

This is interesting. I think this will bring an end to the packed apartments which is not really a bad thing.

kadiddlehop4205 years ago100 reads

Hmmm, then what. Can't say I'm sold on the packed apt but if fails, seems like the ME gals will be sparse and it's hard enough now to find open spots. I do like meeting them since they all parade around naked which is a stiffy in itself!
Some other threads talk about the old days and how limited it is now. If it gets any tighter it'll really suck.
Doesn't sound like it'll get any better with latest shit storm blowing up

CuriousBoy955 years ago88 reads

I am thinking it may move back to the old days where massage girls in studios were more common and no booking issues or ignored emails. Anyone remember Acme spot? I could walk in and get an appointment. And those girls actually checked their emails.

Kingdami5 years ago103 reads

Not really a good thing either

Looks like the Nordic model

vorlon5 years ago117 reads

They think somehow punishing sex workers clients more severely will somehow help the sex workers who, of course, are all victims.

SageX65 years ago121 reads

Locations.

Considering the change in laws, or before then for that matter, why as a hobbiest would you ever put the name of the City in a review? As things ramp up, this is just plain common sense not to state locations.
Also, arrest will in no way make the help the hobby what so ever. It will only cause a lot of suffering for those involved, fuel political agendas and funnel money into those in the legal system.

vorlon5 years ago108 reads

I agree on both counts

It never made any sense to me to specify the specific city in which a hobbyist saw a provider. We don't need more lawyers and assorted LE personnel for this sort of thing. We don't need gainfully employed taxpayers losing their jobs and possibly being jailed.

They say all this is to stop trafficking but none of this actually focuses on the traffickers.

cleavers5 years ago94 reads

It was either a review somewhere else, or it was a companion ad, where she had a g**gle map going on where she was. I suppose she could just fire a signal flare-up to let others know.

vorlon5 years ago98 reads

I've seen similar ads. Some people just don't seem to realize LE can read all this stuff as well.

hardhankk5 years ago98 reads

LE doesn't read this anymore - they were defunded, remember, now social worker is reading this

cleavers5 years ago94 reads

Great, a social worker taking over the responsibility. That means both suitors/companions had some abuse as children.

vantheman6665 years ago107 reads

Maybe Minneapolis PD doesn't have the resources anymore, but the suburbs (such as Bloomington) still have their full departments.