I could see planes circling in mid-air. They grew in number and hummed, darted and dipped low. I could hear something like hail falling upon the top of my office building. – Buck Colbert Franklin
If you’re phobic of snakes or just easily disgusted, you probably don’t want to watch this video, contributed by Scott Greenfield; the links above it were provided by Mike Siegel, Walter Olson, Amy Alkon, David Ley, and Lenore Skenazy (in that order, skipping the first link).
- Self-lobotomization.
- Headline of the week.
- The Tulsa race massacre of 1921.
- Why does anyone still believe “nutritionists”?
- Where “little known” is used to mean “made-up”.
- United really needs to get control of its employees.
From the Archives
- The most loudmouthed and ridiculous Hollywood “sex trafficking” fetishists.
- Yes, they’re actually claiming the laws had effects reaching into the future.
- The national “safe harbor” law is just as useless & dishonest as state ones.
- Why are amateurs surprised that sex workers use ordinary business tools?
- Thai whores love contradicting prohibitionists who claim they’re “victims”.
- Amateurs: a menace to public health who should be licensed & regulated.
- Elizabeth Brown on the War on Whores as replacement for War on Drugs.
- Violet Blue exposes the connection between a number of anti-sex op-eds.
- Cops are allowed to rape whores, but not to have consensual sex with us.
- Another jurisdiction classifies women as passive objects without agency.
- Cops, historical figures, ignoramuses, Cassandra, Senpai & much more.
- Some Nicaraguan sex workers are official government representatives.
- Article on “data analysis” begins with mathematically-illiterate bullshit.
- Up by 27% from the last nonsense “estimate” less than two years ago.
- Articles on sugar dating appear to be starting to shed the moral panic.
- A vacation in Southeast Asia makes anyone a “sex trafficking expert”.
- Two dimensions of sexuality isn’t much of an improvement over one.
- This fascist group is the most terrifying of the whole rescue industry.
- Canadian prohibitionists desperate to cash in before panic implodes.
- Politicians say too few lives are being destroyed for consensual sex.
- It’s difficult to believe that anyone could take this idiocy seriously.
- Looks like Nigeria’s getting into the “asset forfeiture” racket, too.
- It’s hard to tell the worst part of this “end demand” propaganda.
- The US government knew Somaly Mam was a fraud years ago.
- Glenn Kessler continues to hammer at “sex trafficking” myths.
- Prohibition turns every individual’s body into a “crime scene”.
- Now just imagine if this were the law, and always available.
- Dan Savage interviews Emily Bazelon and Mistress Matisse.
- Because “trafficking” means anything we want it to mean!
- The people prohibitionists want in control of sex workers.
- An anti-whore propaganda show disguised as a “debate”.
- My two previous columns for International Whores’ Day.
- So many articles about brothels dip into grotesquery.
- MSP Jean Urquhart speaks up for sex workers again.
- A weekend in Los Angeles & a visit to Disneyland.
- So this happened to my friend Maggie McMuffin.
- A Swedish cop’s self-congratulatory pig porn.
- Why hike or stand when you can motorcycle?
- Square jumps on the anti-whore bandwagon.
- Rapist “sex trafficking” fetishist of the week.
- How does your lesbianism affect your work?
- Forced incest as a “cure” for homosexuality.
- Cops, rumors, surveillance and much more.
- Humiliation as response to unpopular facts.
- A propaganda film called Hot Girls Wanted.
- Because prohibition always works so well.
- A prostitution-themed film from Morocco.
- What makes your favorite clients special?
- Sometimes the changes are incremental.
- Hawaii’s anti-whore horror show.
- So you wanna work in a brothel?
- Legal personhood for chimps?
- Cops operating as bandits.
- A busy but funky week.
- Rapist cop of the week.
- Red Light Legal.
- Mea Culpa.
