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Oh come on now! Is there anyone in Canada who never looked at pornography? If Microsoft is trying to go against online porn they might as well get out of the computer business now. :)

Even on merb there is some discussion of street prostitution, so internet is not completely irrelevant. What I see as the biggest flaw is that their sample (of 50 guys) all went to john schools. Not only are they street clients, they are not even representative of that group. Those are the most...

I would let my wife decide. It's her life. I wouldn't mind going to swingers clubs so I'm not going to say no to a few millions. But I don't have a wife, so my opinion may not mean anything.

Legally, if you do that you are in fact guilty of ''pimping'' or procurring or whatever they call it now, because you act as a middle man between sex worker and client (almost impossible to prove so it's still between you and your conscience). A date with an escort is the kind of thing I like...

Maybe he was not timing you, but timing himself. At 5 MSOG per hour he seems like a real olympic sprinter trying to break his record. :lol: Me, I am not a clock watcher and I don't mind if the encounter carries on a bit longer. It never bothered me how the lady deals with the money or how...

I just watched Gangs of New York again. It has some great characters and lines: Boss Tweed: ''The appearance of law must be upheld, especially while it's being broken.'' ''Remember the first rule of politics. The ballots don't make the results, the counters make the results. The counters...

That makes sense. However, when the police do get involved it will surely be for an important case, like an exploited victim or underage (even if the client is not aware). In that case they would probably be very happy to catch a sex-tourist, as this would make the case even more sensational. Of...

If it's illegal to obtain money from the sexual service of others, wouldn't that make the tax collector criminals? Since taxes are collected for the benefits of the citizens, then every citizen is a criminal living off the avails.

I guess since we live here, we just feel more at ease anyway compared to a foreigner. When you make appointments on a more regular basis you get used to it and you get more confident. Also, in the very unlikely event of an arrest it would be a lot more trouble to get arrested in a foreign...

My understanding is that it is not a crime in Italy, but street prostitution is a municipal offense. You get a ticket and car impounded, but no criminal record. Like with our old laws, the selling/buying itself is not illegal. Just illegal to communicate it in the streets. So, the ''economic''...

I think their beef is not about losing business, but that it's giving a ''bad image'' to the profession. Or that sometimes client may go to a therapeutic place and then expect to get some extra. Even that I think must not be very often.

I was talking mostly about Montreal, because I'm not that familiar with the rest of Canada.

I know they do that in the US, but these shaming tactics are unthinkable here. It would be totally unacceptable to publish pictures of suspects and they are going to have enough legal problems as it is with this law. The police have said clearly that they are not going to change their...

Police could arrest people but making charges stick is a different matter. The law is very contentious and it's just begging for a constitutional challenge. Arresting a lot of people with a very shaky law is not a good bet for law enforcement.

If you really count every transaction that involves some crime, it must be way over 1%. Like all the dirty tricks politicians and big companies are doing all the time. For prostitution I'm not even sure we can talk about illicit economy. In most western countries (including Italy) it is not a...

And they are zero-calorie so we can have as many as we want!

Plus they have to think about consequences. If they close MP and incalls, it's going to increase street prostitution and nobody wants that.

Yes, but it depends what you mean. If you mean food as an accessory during intercourse no, but I often shared food during foreplay, including chocolate, strawberries, homemade cookies, beer & chips, watermelon. A special someone once bought me a small bag of chips from the vending machine when...

I would say all of the above. Most people here see it as a private matter, so police cannot score points by making a show against prostitution. They also understand that if they want to rescue real victims and protect people they have to have the trust of the workers. And since it's not taxed...

In Canada, I think they do that in cities where escorts need a license. If they are travelling escorts without a license, they get a warning. In Montreal they don't have a reason to check on indies, so I'd be surprised if they did these kind of visits.