Lawrence Taylor arrested

[DZSierra]

bigger question is why go to a hooker anyway?

Simple, return on investment silly... LOL

 

[DZSierra]

LT has been breaking the law his entire adult life.
He's not just frequenting young prostitutes up to 6 times per day(so he says), but also driving under the influence to the point he crashed into a police car. Imbibing massive amounts of cocaine. Abusing his then wife.
He is a trash individual that refuses the follow the law.
He needs to be in prison and forced to get off the drugs.

OK, apparently you didn't read the article.

For the most part, most of LT's run ins with the laws has been over "victimless crime".

Yes, we can admit the guy has had problems, but for the most, anything he has gotten out of anyone with a lawyer could get out of.

Actually, the domestic violence charge was against Taylor's wife, and she actually had a restraining order placed on her, not LT.

I'm not sticking up for the guy, but the reality is per this thread, it made it out to seem that LT had another incident with a minor age girl, which WASN'T the case.

 

[gtb1943]

OK, apparently you didn't read the article.

For the most part, most of LT's run ins with the laws has been over "victimless crime".

Yes, we can admit the guy has had problems, but for the most, anything he has gotten out of anyone with a lawyer could get out of.

Actually, the domestic violence charge was against Taylor's wife, and she actually had a restraining order placed on her, not LT.

I'm not sticking up for the guy, but the reality is per this thread, it made it out to seem that LT had another incident with a minor age girl, which WASN'T the case.

victimless crime
that is a code word for we do not care about the victims

 

[gtb1943]

Simple, return on investment silly... LOL

prostitution is a victimless crime, right?

 

[Techsass]

Nor am I. Only thing missing in this story is Chris Hansen.

Yup, and LT should've been facing off against this guy

Like I said, I think this may be a job for Chris Hansen. Imagine that clash.

Yup. He was a great player. But he's also the kind of person that needs a visit from Chris Hansen.

Who is this Chris Hansen?

 

[DZSierra]

victimless crime
that is a code word for we do not care about the victims

FYI victimless crime is code word that it is considered an illegal activity because it's not regulated by the government so they (the government) can't tax it.

 

[DZSierra]

prostitution is a victimless crime, right?

Guess that all depends on who the women are working for.

I would say in the case of Taylor, no, it wasn't a victimless crime because apparently the girl was forced to work stripping and using sex to pay her "rent". I'm guessing that is in part why her "pimp" was sentenced to 7 years of prison due to this case.

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Who is this Chris Hansen?

From To Catch a Predator. He was the host of it.

 

[gtb1943]

Guess that all depends on who the women are working for.

I would say in the case of Taylor, no, it wasn't a victimless crime because apparently the girl was forced to work stripping and using sex to pay her "rent". I'm guessing that is in part why her "pimp" was sentenced to 7 years of prison due to this case.

since prostitution is illegal in all but Nevada, it is a crime and certainly not victimless
anyone who is forced to sell their body is a victim
whether it be by force or circumstance

 

[DUO_CORE]

 

[RustyBourneHorse]

Lol, this is hilarious

 

[DZSierra]

since prostitution is illegal in all but Nevada, it is a crime and certainly not victimless
anyone who is forced to sell their body is a victim
whether it be by force or circumstance

Generally, the average take for a legalized brothel in Nevada is 50% for the house, 50% for the worker. Generally looking at a easy 6 figure income, added strict guidelines are enforced for the health and well being of a "escort" LOL

The issue is when something isn't legalized, all bets are off, and quality control can be spotty at best. Of course the down side is when something is legalized, you have government involvement.

For better or worse throughout the history of man in this world, 3 things you can ALWAYS be certain of that will generate income is booze (AKA drugs, which booze is), gambling and sex.

I've read up on the LT case involving the minor. I do think LT got what he should have gotten per the law and he did not get off due to his name.

Personally I don't think gambling, booze (aka drugs) and buying sex should exist, but I've always considered myself a realist and have more faith in my dogs then men in general.

Ever go into a small gas station and see someone in front of you that shouldn't be gambling taking up 10 minutes of the cashiers time while you wait while they play lottery? No law against that, but there should be. I find it ironic that in the Bible belt NC, they just passed legalize sport betting. Honestly, I feel gambling is just as worse as prostitution.