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Posts Tagged ‘blogging’
Voluntary Support
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged advertising, blogging, ethics, internet on May 4, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Yet Another Throwback Wednesday
Posted in Miscellaneous, Perception, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged A Moral Cancer, blogging, consensual crime, cops, crypto-moralism, hysteria, language, left-right myth, politicians, propaganda, Traffic Jam, universal criminality on April 29, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Looking at the world through only one eye, whether it be right or left, reduces it to two dimensions.
– “April Twitters”
Providing new excuses for police violence is exactly the point of new prohibitions. –
“A Moral Cancer (#1334)”
It’s worth every free-thinking person’s time and effort to thoroughly grasp the lengths to which modern “democratic” governments will go to destroy innocent people’s lives in order to advance a propaganda narrative those in power find convenient to their agenda.
– “Traffic Jam (#1433)”
[Since] Hiroshima…rulers now need new forms of war that don’t risk destroying them along with the peasants. – “A War By Any Other Name“
Back Issue #154
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged blogging on April 24, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Self-appointed guardians of the public morals are always looking for new ways to ensure that absolutely no one can escape their snooping.
– “The Puritan Recrudescence”

- Cops raping whores is so ubiquitous, others pose as cops to facilitate rape.
- What a large-scale, organized forced prostitution scheme really looks like.
- The rescue industry is full of opportunities for the wealthy to play cowboy.
- Prohibition turns bodies into “crime scenes” which cops can violate at will.
- Journalist argues whores are cattle who should be harvested by the state.
- Tiny minority of politicians manages to impose Swedish model on France.
- This listicle is more interested in being “cute” than it is in being accurate.
- The only people ever charged with “sex trafficking” in Alaska are whores.
- Guys have offered to pay me with dogs and horses, but never a monkey.
- Small cities insist they’re infested with bogeymen and imaginary victims.
- Cops, Steven Banks, paperbacks, sex toys, coloring books & much more.
- They say it’s about “pimps”, but it’s really about sex workers and clients.
- Molly Smith debunks claims the Swedish model “decriminalizes” whores.
- Less human rights lawyer and more Hollywood propagandist these days.
- How long will Gay, Inc pretend that decriminalization isn’t a LGBT issue?
- “A Man for Every Day in the Week”, “Rent”, “Hey Lady” & “Darling Nikki”.
- Massage parlors are targeted by cops because they’re low-hanging fruit.
- There can never be too many resources debunking “sex trafficking” pap.
- Fetishists pay for tattoo removal to get women to lie about bad choices.
- “Prince’s only sister to inherit his estate” isn’t good enough for the Mail.
- Yes, Zimbabwe is actually ahead of the US in this area of human rights.
- If government has its way, phone privacy will soon be gone completely.
- It was only a matter of time before male “survivors” started cashing in.
- Cops continue to destroy people’s lives for the “crime” of being human.
- Uber now wants its drivers to spy on whores and rat us out to the pigs.
- Another fact-free anti-porn rant, quoting a bogus prohibitionist “study”.
- “Sex trafficking” fanatics’ ignorance is exceeded by their megalomania.
- I doubt an unwitnessed, informal contract would really protect anyone.
- Defining human sexuality as a medical “problem” in order to control it.
- Even most who really were coerced into sex work hate criminalization.
- Human rights suffer a predictable, but crushing defeat in South Korea.
- The creeps are progressing from spooge sneaking to spooge throwing.
- The bond between close friends is stronger than almost anything else.
- Strip club alcohol bans are the most Puritanical of all sex “regulations”.
- Few sources of sex rays are as dangerous as the names of body parts.
- Swedish model’s xenophobia shows in rhetoric rationalizing its failure.
- Mistress Matisse, Brooke Magnanti and I discuss MGG’s lack of ethics.
- “Sex addiction” is the defense of choice for non-violent sex offenders.
- Wannabe “pimp” follows script learned from anti-whore propaganda.
- Anybody want to try these out & compare them to makeup sponges?
- Soon we’ll hear about how New Hampshire is a “sex trafficking hub”.
- Grady Judd destroys people’s lives for his own self-aggrandizement.
- The Swedish model has virtually eliminated prostitution in Sweden!
- “Clients per day” claims have returned to the realm of the possible.
- Harassing streetwalkers has become a popular “Christian” pastime.
- Cops, Cassandra, end demand, theme music for me & much more.
- There weren’t any actual victims, but we just have to cage people.
- Danish prohibitionists claim sex work is “spreading” like a disease.
- Misinterpreting ordinary interactions is common in a moral panic.
- An interview with Chester Brown about his newest graphic novel.
- Only good thing about prostitution stings: cops getting arrested.
- Colorado politicians make it easier to destroy teens for “sexting”.
- Pig lawyers’ attempt to quash San Diego strippers’ lawsuit fails.
- For most people, efforts to ignore reality are doomed to failure.
- Prince, cops, authoritarianism, sea monkeys, art & much more.
- Brutal thugs invade home, abduct mother & destroy child’s life.
- “Sex trafficking” is an especially good excuse for money grabs.
- A new low in the “cops busting kids’ lemonade stands” genre.
- One can never have too many anti-Swedish model editorials.
- Tara Burns, still doggedly fighting for sex workers in Alaska.
- Tara Burns with a guide on reporting about “sex trafficking”.
- OH MY GOD HE PAID THEM SALARIES! WHAT A MONSTER!
- An evening with Mistress Matisse & Elizabeth Nolan Brown.
- A good article on Ruhama, the Magdalene nuns’ new front.
- Another Potemkin village designed to please the ignorant.
- 1st-person sex worker accounts expose prohibitionist lies.
- Lehrer, Lovecraft, cops, cookies, the TSA and much more.
- Massage therapists just can’t resist anti-whore posturing.
- A disabled Australian couple gets help from a sex worker.
- This was, of course, expected; next stop, the 9th Circuit.
- A few journalists are starting to see where this is going.
- Cleveland tries to paper over an atrocity with a “policy”.
- It’s so good to see more widespread recognition of this.
- The Seattle Times continues its revolting badge-licking.
- Mostly just ignorant cheerleading for a do-nothing law.
- Politicians can’t grasp that all prohibition is the same.
- “Sex trafficking” smoke & mirrors obscure the truth.
- “Christian” vigilantes playing with people’s lives.
- Thai sex worker activists are made of awesome.
- How to share the restroom with a trans person.
- Indian sex workers are getting tired of bullshit.
- The more lawsuits against the cops, the better.
- A nice little collection of debunking resources.
- Is it common for sex workers to use AirBnB?
- Malawi continues to do what the US won’t.
- An excellent essay on the Tracy Elise case.
- A sex worker is arrested for placing an ad.
- A human-shaped toaster is still a toaster.
- Farm machinery causes “sex trafficking”!
- Now where did we put that serial rapist?
- I just love watching them eat their own.
- I hope cops keep feeding on each other.
- Yet another murdered trans sex worker.
- A special edition of Ladies of the Night.
- A review of The Girlfriend Experience.
- More truth about the Swedish model.
- On the recrudescence of Puritanism.
- Protest in support of Alisha Walker.
- Oooooh, it’s a SPOOOOOOKY hub!
- Dealing with a very difficult week.
- First they came for the students…
- This is actually kind of revolting.

- A weekend with Chester Brown.
- Introducing SWOP Behind Bars.
- The harlotography that wasn’t.
- This can only be a good thing.
- How convenient for the State.
- Bree Olson: Her Untold Story.
- Jemima on transactional sex.
- I’m sure you feel safer now.
- Probably a wise precaution.
- Go, Stephanie Farnsworth!
- Burn. It. To. The. Ground.
- Cambodian trauma porn.
- Rapist cops of the week.
- No, I won’t shill for you.
- Color me unsurprised.
- R.I.P. Amber Rayne.
- An April Fools gag.
Mother Riley Meets Throwback Thursday
Posted in Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged animals, blogging, Bluesky, consensual crime, cops, Never Call the Cops, psychology, Sunset on April 23, 2026| Leave a Comment »
I actually like winter, as one of four well-defined seasons; what I do not like is when winter is a bad guest which arrives earlier than it is supposed to or overstays its welcome.
– “Rain, Rain, Go Away”
Would that all of us could leave this earth so gently. – “Diary #668”
911…systems treat cops like Spam in the famous Monty Python sketch: a form of pork that you get with every order whether you like it or not. – “Dangerous Spam”
Smuggling is, was, and always will be a social good, providing to individuals what collectives and/or tyrants wish to deny to them or bleed them for wanting. – “The Tweets Go On“
In the Tweet of the Night
Posted in Biography, Current Events, History, Miscellaneous, Music, Perception, Philosophy, Tyranny, Words, tagged animals, artificial stupidity, blogging, Bluesky, Catholicism, censorship, child "protective" services, crypto-moralism, fantasy, fascism, Florida, games, hysteria, illegal aliens, imaginative fiction, Iran, language, left-right myth, libraries, New Orleans, politicians, porn, psychology, racism, robots, STEM, surveillance, United Kingdom on April 20, 2026| 1 Comment »
Change one single vowel in this headline, and it would be a VERY different story.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-20T01:59:52.797Z
Probably the same way that holding a knife to a child's throat can open a guarded door.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-20T18:03:29.896Z
Beware of Davros.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-25T03:17:35.675Z
#3 is a very, very bad idea.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-25T17:50:01.254Z
Spring this on family members in New Orleans, and they may not stop at disowning* you.*And disowning people is mighty difficult under Napoleonic Code.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-26T17:26:22.068Z
It's fascinating to watch men with severe, easily-recognized mental illnesses publicly blaming others' mental illness on behaviors that the speakers are incapable of due to their own undiagnosed, untreated psychopathologies.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-27T17:09:35.827Z
My teen self would be confused by this.1981 Maggie: So there are new "Star Trek" shows all the time, but you haven't watched one in 20 years?2026 Maggie: CorrectM81: Ditto "Star Wars"?M26: YepM81: Plus all kinds of D&D fantasy stuff?M26: Right again.M81: I DON'T KNOW YOU
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-28T17:19:00.870Z
Reporters: doing something willfully is not a "failure", regardless of what politicians call it. If a party refuses to comply with some illegal diktat, that party has not *failed* to comply with said diktat; he has REFUSED to comply. The former is an omission; the latter an active rejection.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-29T16:55:44.729Z
This monster's face appears to have been designed by Jack Pierce. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm06823…
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-30T17:38:45.538Z
"Dabbled in cross-dressing" makes it sound like alchemy or some other occult practice.(Yes, I know about the shamans and mystery religions; this isn't that, so let's not)
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-03-31T17:37:38.961Z
Oh please, PLEASE let them use a chatbot as architect, so we can have a "Galloping Gertie" moment on live TV soon after it's done.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-01T17:35:58.519Z
This is how partisanism warps minds.Distrust of politicians *in general* for wholly rational reasons is subjected to the duopoly's Procrustean bed, then for 21st century readers must be trivialized & infantilized. So anarchists & true libertarians are described by the asinine tag "double haters".
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-03T17:28:10.591Z
WAAAAAAAAAH! I'VE POOPED MYSELF AND I DEMAND SOMEONE CHANGE IT! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-04T17:16:42.139Z
Please, people, I beg you not to rely on spellcheckers at the cost of your own vocabulary skills.Trade languages have nothing to do with birds.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-07T17:10:46.810Z
Meanwhile, books on my shelves which were published as far back as the 1920s, and which I purchased as far back as the 1970s, are still 100% readable. And all I have to do to access them is walk over to my bookshelves.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-08T17:13:17.853Z
Due to the high volume of "You were right all along" emails, I will not be responding to them individually. Thank you for your understanding.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-08T17:29:33.587Z
A friend who grew up on Country/Western was unfamiliar with Zeppelin, and when "Ramble On" came on she asked me what it was about. I replied, "A dude who gets his girlfriend stolen by Gollum."
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-10T07:34:41.637Z
Trump is someone who consistently cheats at Solitaire and still repeatedly loses, and when he's done the deck only has about 49 cards. And some of those are from kids' game decks, like one with a picture of an old maid.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-12T17:44:13.156Z
We need Captain Kirk.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-13T03:26:13.653Z
If you want to reveal a crypto-authoritarian, just start him talking about virtually anything to do with cars.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-13T17:21:33.262Z
THIS.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-16T17:53:47.686Z
Your regular reminder that it is 100% legal to fictionally depict murder, rape, and mayhem in movies.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-17T17:19:44.529Z
I especially love that the stupid thing flew apart on impact.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-17T19:17:10.473Z
First Palantir came for the sex workers, but nobody cared because "sex trafficking".Then Palantir came for young minority men, and nobody cared because "gangs".Then Palantir came for migrants, and nobody cared because "illegals".Now it's coming for you, and I think you know the rest.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2026-04-19T17:28:11.213Z
In the News (#1630)
Posted in Current Events, Miscellaneous, News, Perception, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged Above the Law, artificial stupidity, blogging, California, Don't Call It Trafficking, drugs, Enshittification, Facebook, Florida, Kentucky, Link Rot, Mad Libs, politicians, Pyrrhic Victory, rape, scams, Shame Shame, surveillance, teachers, When Ambulance-Chasers Run the Hospitals on April 18, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Real-time facial recognition…is…destroying the concept of privacy or anonymity in public spaces. – Electronic Privacy Information Center
Don’t Call It Trafficking (#1097)
There are many ways for fascist corporations to rob the public treasury:
…Kentucky’s largest drug rehab center…Addiction Recovery Care…[has profited immensely from] a boom fueled by misery and…easy money from government officials desperate to curtail the [symptoms of the] opioid crisis [without ending the prohibition that creates and maintains it]…Kentucky’s payouts for drug treatment became so lucrative that companies bused in clients from other states to fill their treatment centers…Between 2019 and 2024 ARC billed the state $1.7 billion…and…[its] growth was fueled in part by [blatantly-fraudulent] billing practices…[which are now the subject of] a whistleblower suit filed in 2023…Part of the fraud…was committed at the explicit urging of supervisors who told them they were under pressure to meet billing targets set by [bosses]…ARC…violated so many regulatory standards, lack of staff chief among them, that the conditions posed “an immediate danger to client health, safety and welfare”…[while] publicly tout[ing] a [“]Christian[“] message…
A rare bit of good news about enshittification:
The Internet…Archive’s Wayback Machine…has partnered with…WordPress…[to] launch…a new WordPress plug-in — the Link Fixer — that is designed to combat the scourge of “link rot”…by scanning…WordPress posts for outbound links, then cross-referencing the Wayback Machine for archived versions of those links. If there are none, it will automatically take new snapshots of the articles in question. Should a linked web page go offline, the new feature will then redirect readers to the archived versions, so that there is no drop in service. The tool also archives a user’s own posts, helping to ensure their longevity…if an original link that had gone offline is resurrected, the plug-in will start redirecting the user to that original page again instead of the archived version…
Rapist politicians generally prefer to assault drunk women:
[California politician] Eric Swalwell…raped [a staff member] when she was [drunk] and left her bruised and bleeding…it was the second time [he] had [raped] her [but in the previous incident] in 2019…[she was too drunk to remember…three other women [reported]…various [other] kinds of sexual misconduct…including [groping them and] sending them [dick pics]…
When Ambulance-Chasers Run the Hospitals (#1578)
Uthmeier’s hoping to get a cut of the “AI” gravy train before it collapses:
Florida’s attorney general…ha[s] opened an investigation into ChatGPT…in [hopes of profiting from] the m[urder]…of…two people at Florida State University last year [by a man obsessed] with the chatbot…James Uthmeier [babbled pompous claptrap about]…“our children” [despite the victims being adults, adding] “facilitate criminal activity, empower America’s enemies [and] threaten our national security” [for extra pomposity]…the widow of [victim] Robert Morales…[is also] considering legal action against OpenAI…
Any true Christian would recognize this as blasphemy:
…a tech company called Just Like Me is offering…video calls with a…[chatbot synchronized with a cartoon representation] of Jesus for $1.99 per minute…The rapid proliferation of [chatbots intended to exploit] faith…is…unsurprising…given the widespread a[buse] of chatbots for everything from therapy and medical advice to companionship and romance. Th[ese] burgeoning s[cams] now include…[fantasy characters who pretend to be] Hindu gurus, Buddhist priests…Jesuses, and Catholic [priest]s…Christian software engineer Cameron Pak has developed criteria to help believers navigate these new applications, insisting that…”AI cannot pray for you, because the AI is not alive”…
Any doctor who trusts chatbots should be sued for malpractice:
…bixonimania…[is an eye] condition doesn’t appear in the standard medical literature — because it doesn’t exist. It’s the invention of a team led by Almira Osmanovic Thunström…[of] the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, who…uploaded two fake studies about it to a preprint server in early 2024…Within weeks…[chatbots] began repeating the invented condition as if it were real…the fake papers were then cited in peer-reviewed literature…Thunström [used]…the name bixonimania because…“I wanted to be really clear to any physician or any medical staff that this is a made-up condition, because no eye condition would be called mania — that’s a psychiatric term”…[she] planted many [other] clues…to alert readers that the work was fake. [The make-believe author supposedly] works at a non-existent university…in [an] equally fake…city…One paper’s acknowledgements thank “Professor Maria Bohm at The Starfleet Academy…in…her lab onboard the USS Enterprise”. Both papers say they were funded by “the Professor Sideshow Bob Foundation for its work in advanced trickery…part of a larger funding initiative from the University of Fellowship of the Ring and the Galactic Triad”…early on…[there are] statements [such as] “this entire paper is made up” and “Fifty made-up individuals aged between 20 and 50 years were recruited”…
Zuckerberg and company already knew this; it’s the entire point of the gadget:
More than 70 civil liberties…[and human] rights…organizations are demanding that [Facebook] abandon plans to deploy face recognition on its [pervert] glasses…[because] the feature—reportedly known inside the company as “Name Tag”—would hand [cops, spooks, goons, and other] stalkers…[and] abusers…the ability to silently identify strangers in public…The coalition…is demanding [Facebook] kill the feature before launch, after internal documents surfaced showing the company hoped to use [Trump’s chaos]…as cover for the rollout…[because] bystanders in public have no meaningful way to consent to being identified…
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Throwback Thursday X
Posted in Biography, Miscellaneous, Perception, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged blogging, consensual crime, cops, Delightful Conversation, dirty, fantasy, law, Legal Is as Legal Does, politicians, psychology, sex work is work, video on April 16, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Sexless escorting is mostly a fantasy of white bourgeois American women which is not found in nature. – “More Delightful Conversation”
Sex is really a very poor reason for two people to live together. – “Silver”
The chief danger of a “tolerated” system is that cops or politicians can suddenly and without warning decide to be intolerant. – “Legal Is as Legal Does (#1428)”
Americans as a group wanted extremely stupid people in charge because they themselves are extremely stupid, and their idea of “democracy” is rule by people like them, ie extremely stupid. – “Their Heart’s Desire”
Throwback Thursday After Midnight
Posted in Miscellaneous, Perception, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged animals, blogging, censorship, holidays, language, rescue industry, Schadenfreude, Sunset on April 2, 2026| Leave a Comment »
Censorship [is] wildly popular among…those who believe the most terrifying fact of the world is that others beside themselves have free will.
– “Ship of Fools”
[In contrast with the] cost…[of] second-rate, weeks-old grocery store eggs…two hours of literally shoveling shit twice a year…begins to seem like a good bargain indeed. – “Diary #665”
“Nonprofit” merely refers to the organization; those who run it often make plenty of profit. – “Schadenfreude (#1425)”
Back Issue #153
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged blogging on March 30, 2026| Leave a Comment »
I’ve been around the block more times than you’ve masturbated, and if you think you can trick me into doing your homework, you need to be slapped harder than I’m willing to give you for what you can afford. – “Not Last Night”

- Maybe the Times thinks if it backs away slowly enough, nobody will notice.
- Arresting criminals isn’t as fun as ruining people’s lives for consensual sex.
- I never thought there was a Western culture more puritanical than the US.
- Just imagine this absurd defense working for one in a different profession.
- Once they succeed in defining whores as mindless vegetables, who’s next?
- Bootlicker calls me heartless liar for attacking her masturbatory fantasies.
- Would this language have been used for this same situation 20 years ago?
- How will he keep these “children” in the “safe house” to endure “therapy”?
- Trying to turn Lawrence into a “monogamous vanilla amateurs only” club.
- Why Eastern European women figure so heavily in “sex trafficking” myth.
- Nobody looks too hard at those financing efforts for more criminalization.
- Uneven article marred by false equivalencies, but its central point is true.
- Whores in the Global South are so much better at activism than US ones.
- Think a non-cop would merely have lost his job with no criminal charges?
- Imbecile clucks about non-experiences as though they meant something.
- Ignoramuses love myth that sex work was always criminalized in the US.
- More & more women who identify as feminists now support sex workers.
- It’s not just many pros who dislike oral sex; some amateurs don’t either.
- The UK press, partying like it’s 1999 & nobody’s heard of escort reviews.
- A good article on the use of shaming tactics against sex workers’ clients.
- South Korea’s court battle over US-encouraged sex work criminalization.
- Glamorizing government agents who violently suppress consensual acts.
- This isn’t “odd” at all; it’s the typical pattern of “sex trafficking” rumors.
- I’m skeptical about anything Seattle PD says on victimized sex workers.
- I wish they hadn’t surrounded my friend’s words with prohibitionist lies.
- Preacher ignores sex worker, blathers about imaginary “pimps” instead.
- As usual, the buffoonish Nick Kristof’s not too concerned with the truth.
- “Artists” claim that phone numbers have sympathetic magic properties.
- Oppression committed in the name of “fighting sex trafficking” rolls on.
- If a cop wants to destroy someone, universal criminality makes it easy.
- Soon there’ll be too few free people to buy all the “modern-day slaves”!
- In which a dumb kid tries to trick me into doing his homework for him.
- Are the Japanese the only people left who can tell fantasy from reality?
- All the most enlightened countries use US-type anti-sex work rhetoric.
- Linking support for a police state with a famous victim of such a state.
- So many people completely bereft of the capacity for rational thought.
- So very much stupidity here, but I guess the main thing is the “signs”.
- A good, thorough article on what to do if you fall in love with a whore.
- Another “rescue” scam to recruit unhappy whores into prohibitionism.
- Another US-style “crackdown” in a country the US proudly resembles.
- Air hostess can’t understand why sex workers object to being hunted.
- All this requires is the “testimony” of a lying cop out to score arrests.
- I’ve mocked this BS for nearly as long as Steinem’s been peddling it.
- Did some wealthy prohibitionist pay The Atlantic to run this garbage?
- The monolith is crumbling; this was in International Business Times.
- Sex worker kills drunk, violent client who tried to fuck her bareback.
- The lawyers behind this shitshow only appealed to cover their arses.
- Giving fanatics what they want only encourages them to want more.
- Tired of hard stuff like standing, dressing & making paper airplanes?
- “Cuckoo Clock” McCain wants to vomit poison over the entire world.
- King County isn’t done destroying people’s lives for consensual sex.
- Every decision like this, in any country, brings us closer to the goal.
- Can you hear the sound of fapping while you read this guy’s words?
- Officials try to prevent repeat fiasco by means of extreme violence.
- Horrifying new government surveillance tools, FOR THE CHILDREN!
- Sometimes politicians’ rhetorical devices are blatantly transparent.
- “Sex addiction” is the defense of choice for upskirt photographers.
- Not every reporter thinks “journalism” means “fellating authority”.
- It’s so good to see debunking spreading to the mainstream press.
- Anyone who understands group psychology should’ve known this.
- This is painfully stupid even for a “sex trafficking” publicity stunt.
- For a sex worker to out a prohibitionist is not an ethical violation.
- Idiots don’t actually understand what the word “average” means.
- A young man gets more than he bargained for in a strange drug.
- 3 of the most fucked up ways the feds are controlling sex work.
- This is impossible to parody, because the reality is so ludicrous.
- Crappy poll claims the number of whores & clients is the same.
- It wouldn’t do to stop murdering and caging people all at once.
- Is the ACLU finally beginning to do the right thing, at long last?
- Sometimes “trafficking” just means “bringing in brown people“.
- The controversy over escort reviews, especially those on TER.
- Mark Draughn on the claim that sex work hurts the economy.
- How real life intervened in the process of writing a new book.
- The carceral state is a far greater threat than any one rapist.
- The United States, a shining example of liberty to the world.
- Cops, lemons, evil, 2001, affirmative consent & much more.
- The “sex trafficking” equivalent of a lake in a basement flat.
- Regulating sex under the guise of “fighting discrimination”.
- Wisconsin’s cheesy attempt to extort money from whores.
- If any job indicates a need for “counseling”, it’s politician.
- Life continues as usual when foreign politicians visit city.
- Evidence-free claims are used to argue for censorship.
- I honestly don’t get why this is considered news at all.
- A monumental heap of reeking prohibitionist bullshit.
- Another shrug-inducing interview with Jami Rodman.
- Another “stripping causes sex trafficking” wankfest.
- Politicians fling toilet bills like monkeys fling poop.
- Interactive map of legal treatment of prostitution.
- They’re literally just making this garbage up now.
- Obviously, these “facts” don’t include any math.
- See the resemblance to the “Satanic Panic” yet?
- Italian city criminalizes “looking like a whore”.
- A synopsis of my 31-year history of sex work.
- Serial rapist of sex workers caught in Seattle.
- South Africa’s National Sex Worker HIV Plan.
- Is this idiotic enough yet? Can we stop now?
- Bureaucrats can turn anything into a hassle.
- Cops, rhetoric, propaganda and much more.
- Potty obsession is rotting politicians’ brains.
- The deaths of two more black transwomen.
- More “questionable” than being a vice cop?
- Cops, bills, understatement & much more.
- This article could’ve been so much better.
- Still think you don’t live in a police state?
- Jillian Keenan schools ignoramus judges.
- The unsinkable Liz Brown does it again.
- Revolting even by rapist cop standards.
- Laws are more important than people.
- Sadly, this was a foregone conclusion.
- Another example of the McNeill Rule.
- One can practically hear the fapping.
- Higher education in the US is dead.
- Cops, Monty Python & much more.
- Teacher fired for having a sex life.
- Some people are just so hateful.

- St. James Infirmary’s new clinic.
- Once a whore, always a whore.
- Many rapist cops of the week.
- It never stops with us, ladies.
- The Revolt of the Prostitutes.
- A bad week and a new book.
- On the UK’s rescue industry.
- What do sex workers want?
- Chester Brown’s new book.
- Don’t you know who I am?
- Much more of this, please.
- Catching up from SASS.
- Chimpanzee shrines.
- SASS week, 2016.
- SASS 2016.










