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The thing I find funny about the crack down on the sex trade is how the prostitutes are viewed by law enforcement as the victims.

Sex is the only illegally sold commodity that the seller receives a dramatically less severe punishment then the buyer.

I mean, drug dealers get much stiffer sentences then drug users. The dealers are seen as the source of the problem - the mindset is without the dealers there's be no users

With the sex trade it's the opposite - the mindset is the hooker is the victim and if there were no Johns she'd have gone to Harvard and become the CEO of Pepsico.

The reality is some women are to stupid to be career girls. Some women don't want to be career girls.

But every woman alive loves money and wants as much of it as they can get. Some don't want to be bothered having just one man be their money supply. They are horny and want to have sex with many men and take money from all of them.

Prostitution (the sex trade) is not something evil men do to women - in fact it's exactly the opposite in reality. It's women preying on male vulnerabilities for huge profits.

But our society cannot bring it's self to view women as the ruthless manipulative gender that has all the real power in the world. Here they can only be viewed as victims.

That messed up gender view keeps the US national sex offender registry growing by 25000 names a month. How long before instead of 1 in four Americans received an unwanted sexual advance to 1 in 4 Americans is on the freakin' sex offender registry?

There is no more messed up area of the law then area where the law meets sex