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Kuhndog94

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  1. Yet the Local Police who were hoping for their big time human trafficking bust had to back off their claims and charge the individual women involved with solicitation. You can solicit services as a human trafficking victim, but it was not the case here. The women were charged as individual actors. Being a sex worker doesn't automatically mean you're a human trafficking victim and sex worker advocates will tell you as much. From the article: "Local police initially referred to the investigation as a sex-trafficking sting and much of the media covered it as such, to the chagrin of many sex worker activists. “The language of trafficking and sex trafficking was used over and over again, and ultimately all of these resources went to locate adults engaging in consensual activities,” says Dr. Jill McCracken, co-director of the sex-worker rights group SWOP Behind Bars. “That to me is a huge problem and a waste of resources.” Prosecutors later determined there was no evidence that sex trafficking took place at the establishment. “It was somehow easier for law enforcement officers in South Florida to believe that the women had been sold into sex slavery by a global crime syndicate than to acknowledge that immigrant women of precarious status, hemmed in by circumstance, might choose sex work,” Vanity Fair writer May Jeong wrote in an October 2019 piece about the flawed investigation."
  2. As much as I'd hate to agree with Buzz, those women were willing sex workers. According to Rolling Stone, the women involved were charged and fined for soliciting their services to multiple men including Kraft. Edit: For source: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/robert-kraft-massage-parlor-arrest-sex-worker-fined-1098303/
  3. It's sad how so many people have become obsessed with the idea of dog piling and mob justice that they're throwing all due process out the window and coming up with speculative arguments trying to condemn him. See, I can do it, too. We won't know what truly happened until we see some evidence which we might never see. Leaning 100% one way or the other shouldn't be a thing at this point. The timing and weird circumstances that surround these allegations should be enough to make anyone cautious of stating "this" or "that" as fact.
  4. 3 1st rounders, a 3rd rounder and 2 starters is way too much for someone on the wrong side of 30. I'm pretty sure an article came out saying he was hit more than any other QB in the league. His body will begin to break down way before Drew Brees or Tom Brady's did.
  5. 3 1st rounders, a 3rd rounder and 2 starters is way too much for someone on the wrong side of 30. I'm pretty sure an article came out saying he was hit more than any other QB in the league. His body will begin to break down way before Drew Brees or Tom Brady's did.
  6. Are you inferring we shouldn't take Juan's word for it?
  7. The problem with that text is if he said something like "Hey, sorry for asking for that happy ending.", does that automatically condemn him for all of the other accusations. Going from asking for a happy ending to sexual assault allegations is a pretty big leap.
  8. Just posting here to further legitimize this thread.
  9. Wasn't intended as a comeback, man. I think you're taking the internet way too seriously.
  10. He said it was funny to hear a woman talking about routes. Not a smart thing to say during a press conference, but not something that should condemn a person.
  11. Wait, you think it would be difficult to find a few people to lie so they can be a quick million or two? Not saying that's what is happening. But I don't think we can rush to any judgements until we see evidence of these claims.
  12. Have you read anything about McNair? Dude is a total asshat along with his lawyer friend. Totally seems like a move to save his fragile ego.
  13. Yeah, man. It's just all way too convenient. And I whole-heartedly believe McNair is that big of an idiot, that spiteful, and has that big of an ego as to destroy his star players trade value just to punish him for asking for a trade.
  14. Yeah, I saw that. I hope for DeShaun Watson's sake that this is the case. It's all too convenient. I just hope the court of public opinion doesn't decide Watson's fate before we actually see some evidence. Buzbee's whole "believe women" spiel was cringey after looking through his instragram history. He's the exact kind of douchebag that would push himself on women while flashing his money. I'd like to see the evidence before crucifying anyone.
  15. Not going to 100% say this is made up but the timing is certainly questionable. It does seem like a character assassination attempt. The lawyer is a total jackass. None of this comes out until it seems like Watson is actually leaving Houston. And it certainly wouldn't be hard to find women willing to go along with a get rich quick scheme. That being said, we should wait until the evidence comes out before writing this off as false. And if it is false, this Buzbee guy should definitely be held liable and there should definitely be an investigation into his and McNair's relationship.
  16. real sloppy play but ya cant win em all I guess
  17. real sloppy play but ya cant win em all I guess
  18. It's all good. We're about to have another short handed goal.
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