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Links #463

By Maggiemcneill @Maggie_McNeill

The war on guns, like the war on drugs, is primarily waged on poor people.  –  Baynard Woods and Brandon Soderberg

Doris Day, who passed away this week at the ripe old age of 97, was probably my mother’s favorite singer; I remember her singing “Que Sera, Sera” so often when I was a child that I knew the lyrics by heart before I started school (and it’s one of the few popular songs entirely within my rather-limited vocal range).  So it only seems appropriate to feature a recording of that song as this week’s video; the link above it were provided by SWOP Behind Bars, Tim Cushing, C.J. Ciaramella, Elizabeth N. Brown, Radley Balko, and Tim Cushing again (in that order).

From the Archives

  • “I don’t want to see heroin-injection sites” is this whole thing in a nutshell.
  • Yes, “prostitution investigations” are part of a larger problem: prohibition.
  • Scottish police harass whores for 5 years, then say they want to be “fair”.
  • Imposing order on the chaos which dominated my life for over two years.
  • Women are moral imbeciles; men are always responsible for our choices.
  • Your periodic reminder that Nicholas Kristof is a vile excuse for a human.
  • Prohibitionists use Cyntoia Brown to advance “child sex slave” narrative.
  • This man has repeatedly said Seattle is not interested in prosecuting us.
  • Delusional “trafficking” fetishist thinks the inflated numbers are too low.
  • Cops, Margot Kidder, Alexander Graham Bell, Free Bird and much more.
  • New York loves applying fascist pressure to accomplish illegal agendas.
  • This needs to be repeatedly hammered into the faces of prohibitionists.
  • Remember when a person had to be found guilty to get a life sentence?
  • I should’ve realized this change wouldn’t be just an administrative one.
  • Note that state-sanctioned near-slavery isn’t called “trafficking” herein.
  • Is there anything narrower & meaner than the mind of a prison official?
  • Brandon Wade is pissing himself so badly over FOSTA you can smell it.
  • I told y’all that this wasn’t gonna work, but of course y’all didn’t listen.
  • The more out sex workers there are, the harder it will be to ignore us.
  • Discrimination vs sex workers invariably affects other women as well.
  • This is what robo-fetishists want you to believe will take my job soon.
  • How can one see through the Mann Act, yet swallow “sex trafficking”?
  • I lack the skill set to deal with clients from Backpage-type platforms.
  • The egregious lie that the “sex offender” registry isn’t a punishment.
  • Why yes, I do get tired of saying “I told you so.”  Thanks for asking!
  • Government thugs continue their crusade against Christian charity.
  • Cops, Kool-Aid, animals, MDMA, musical Tesla coils & much more.
  • Stenographer parrots clueless cop’s weird masturbatory fantasies.
  • Every outed sex worker or client should sue the party who did it.
  • If you want a professional to entertain you, you need to pay her.
  • Too bad they still criminalize having sex for the “wrong” reason.
  • The poor widdle sheriff “had no alternative” because sex is bad.
  • An escort explains how the demolition of Backpage harmed her.
  • FOSTA may have been a serious governmental miscalculation.
  • Hiding migration control behind the “sex trafficking” narrative.
  • Is Iceland just going to recycle this story every spring?
  • How do I return to sex work after a years-long hiatus?
  • Not just a feminist, but an “anti-trafficking” activist.
  • Another worthless, tautological anti-whore “study”.
  • Playboy needs to do a lot more articles like this.
  • The release of The Forms of Things Unknown.
  • It’s good to see they’re going to fight this.
  • Kaytlin Bailey on coming out to a lover.
  • I’d love to be wrong once in a while.
  • OMG an invasion of foreign whores!
  • Are many providers mentally ill?
  • On my way to visit the UK.
  • Rapist cop of the week.
  • Is this dude gay?

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