In this context, the term abolitionists
is a reference to the anti-adult business organizations popping-up
everywhere disguised as sex trafficking experts and former hookers
banding together to save the children from prostitution. Well, if
you've read my books, you damn sure know that there have never been
any children involved. But hey - these people are sucking the
government $$$s up in the form of grants for their newly discovered
cause and coming between an abolitionist and her money can be a
dangerous undertaking.
So I stated a challenge to the last one
I encountered in an Orlando Sentinel news article: Children caught in sex trade to be seen as victims
Yes, I have encountered so many of
these save the children from sex-traffickers organizations
recently that I have had my fill of the lot of them. Sometimes they write me emails with 20 questions. They claim to be
sex-trafficking experts, which I seriously doubt, but I am certainly
an expert on the so-called sex trafficking experts. My expertise is
my many years of dealing with abolitionists that despise me, dating
as far back as 1994. Most are seriously religious.
So what is the challenge?
Well, the article linked above was the
second of its type that I have come across in the Sentinel in the
last few days. These people claim there is a major child
sex-trafficking problem in Central Florida. I call bullshit. The
challenge as stated in the article comments, which thus far (6+ hours
later), not a living soul has bothered to respond to:
There are not that many of these
victims though and there are new non-profits popping-up daily
competing for major grants. Way too many organizations lately. If we
did a real count of child / under 18 victims of sex-trafficking, I'd
be surprised if any one of these organizations could cite 10 cases in
Orange County in 2012.
I can think of
3 cases that I have read about so I figure there may be double that.
Come on researchers - it is your time to shine. Case numbers please.
Yeah. The truth is that I recall reading about three cases in the
last year+ in Orange County (Orlando), Florida and trust me - the MBI
puts on a big show for the news when they have an actual child
(teenager) sex-trafficking case, so it is not as if this stuff does
not make the news.
I'd bet my last $ that the so-called sex-trafficking experts whining
about Central Florida being a hotbed for such activity can't come-up
with 10 actual cases from 2012. These people are all
anti-prostitution crusaders that attack all adult businesses and
happen upon a teenager every now and again. The huge waste of money
for the anti-prostitution agenda care of any taxpayers in this
country is just crazy. Remember - it all started in Orlando. Now it
is full circle as these people are entrenched here.
My favorite columnist at the Sentinel wrote about a couple,
previously with Campus Crusade for Christ, that decided to drop their
lucrative non-profit careers with the church and take-up the cause of
teenage prostitution in Orlando with a new non-profit. The article:
Fighting teenage prostitution in America's fantasy land
Even the one case in Orlando mentioned by Scott Maxwell in the
article was about a man from Orlando, but the case happened in Tampa.
Regardless, I do recall three cases in more than a year. Let's see if
these dedicated people raking-in the $$$ from government grants can
find 10 Orlando cases in 2012. Let's face it - if there aren't even
10 cases in a major metropolitan city in an entire year, these people
are not needed because this is far from the crisis they claim it to
be. They're here for the grant money.
Yes, I am an expert on those anti-adult business crusaders. Stay
tuned - I will update this post IF they manage to find the 10 cases,
but don't hold your breath.
