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bushleague

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Marlins Perkins,

When Coderre came in power he launched a crusade against prostitution. A lot of things changed. No more red light district. Many stripclubs closed down thanks to Coderre. Many MPs closed down. That annual crackdown of stripclubs on Grand Prix week is another souvenir initiated by Coderre and now has become a tradition. Now that it is Plante in power things have become very quiet and the stripclub situation has stabilized. I think the same is for MPs. Now Laval seems to be going down the same path the mayor of Laval launched a crusade against prostitution.

Coderre is gone, but so is Crazy Ass Anie Samson, finally ousted in 2017 after some 20 years as councilor. A real crazy uneducated woman, in full blown moral panic mode against the sex trafficking boogieman (and against pit buls - boogiedogs). In 2016, she was saying that several massage parlors had closed down and was admitting that the city's powers were limited.

Thing is, whether it's the city through administrative measures/bullying or the cops (like in the 90s) through the judicial, who closes down massage parlors, their owner reopen them somewhere else months later, and the girls find a job at some other salon.
Or they are pushed to leolist, etc., and work in conditions that are less safe.

Sex trafficking and sexual exploitation (of minors and adults) is a very serious issue, but the massage parlors are not where these thing happen in general.

I don't remember the Plante administration being very vocal about the sex trade but... My guess is that mayor Valerie Plante knows very well that
1) targeting massage parlors does very, very little in the fight against sexual exploitation
2) she understands women rights issues better and knows that targeting massage parlors and targeting sex workers (with C-36 for example) hurt women workers, make them less safe, place them at increased risk etc., whatever people think of sex work from a moral standpoint.

The Plante administration is almost at the 2 year mark, and so far they have been very good at looking at Coderre's mistakes and avoiding replicating them on moral panics / "think-of-the-children" non-issues: on pit bulls, on sex work, etc.
 

bushleague

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Also, the annual PR operation by the SPVM visiting massage parlors - and even legit massotherapy spas - during the F1 race week does absolutely nothing in the fight against sexual exploitation/trafficking, and I know for a fact, from hearing it from MP girls, that the girls are freaking out and are terrified of seeing the cops visiting their work place.

Stella has spoken against this, and I wish the Plante administration would order the SPVM to put an end to it. It has no benefit - except for the cops who make a nice little show.
It's impacting sex workers because it's freaking them out as they are treated as criminals, even if they're not being charged with anything.
It's intimidation of sex workers, plain and simple. Even soft intimidation, done without violence or arrests, is intimidation.

We have task forces at the federal level to go against these networks who run human trafficiking operation. That's where the funding should go and the efforts should be.

Not the SPVM playing the big shots by parading in front of 21 year olds in nightgowns at massage parlors. I mean, fuck these guys.
If they want to intimidate people, why don't they go play the macho men in front of pimps, gangsters and bikers?
 

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clutch76

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Hello guys, I am Clutch76 and I will be shortly in Montréal, I live in France. I need some help to really understand how it works here in Montréal. I am a little bit lost between stripclubs, massage and of course escort (independant or with an agency). So I have a glossary about prostitution terms, so I can understand that. But when I am checking some ads, there is a big difference from the ad on french/european website, mostly about what the girl can do and different extras possible, it is rarely written on ads, so I am a little bit confused about that.

I took my example, in France I use sexemodel and 6annonce, and with experience I can make differences between fakes and real ads, here on humpchies for example, I don't say I can't see if an ad is fake or not but it is more difficult to me.

About stripclubs, what can I expect from girls, you talk about mileage and I understand, is it a "soft" thing ? I mean, girls do nothing, even blowjob or handjob ? It seem very strict.

About massage salon, it seems to be pricy only for a massage (same price as an escort), what can I expect ? mostly handjob and a good (I hope) massage ?

In France and Belgium, I attend to some gangbang/orgy event but I believed this is not very developed here in Montréal but I would be very pleased to be a part of this kind of event.

I did not see any topic for "newbie" in Montréal or maybe I have failed my search, I hope to have some little help, I would really appreciate! Thank you.

Clutch76
 

clutch76

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Thank you very much Patron for you answer, this is what I am doing when I am on Merb, I am checking as much as I can the different reviews, but sometimes I am still confused when I read some reviews, but i think with time it is going to be ok. I agree with you about the difference between different countries, cities, etc...
 

monboy

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Since Covid most MPs in downtown Montreal are Closed. Spa Isis is now YPG Spa. Ooh Paris is now Sex Cite on Peel right beside Peel Pub.
 
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