LogFAQs > #899191606

Hours after the announcement, everything from the mere discussion of sex work to client screening and safe advertising networks began getting systematically erased from the open internet. Thousands if not hundreds of thousands of women, LGBTQ people, gay men, immigrants, and a significant number of people of color lost their income. Pushed out of safe online spaces and toward street corners. So were any and all victims of sex trafficking that law enforcement might've been able to find on the open internet.

I love how hard they're trying to glorify prostitution simply because the Trump administration has taken a stand against it >_>

Not for nothing, it *does* help to curb at least some trafficking even if it also hurts freelancers as well. Otherwise we, as a society, have decided to ban prostitution so it's only right to actually try to enforce that law. However, even if prostitution was legal, we'd still crack down on those kinds of shadier places (which would also be hurt by legal, regulated prostitution cutting into their business)
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