The thing here though to note is, they’re not legalizing human trafficking, they’re just massively weakening it so they can’t investigate people making a lot of money on it.
Tbh, it’s been that way ever since I’ve lived here. Dboyz hook them in, they can’t pay the bills. One told me he was a “bodyguard.” I guess if you look at it a certain way, they guard bodies they “own.” This is a minimum wage, "right to work” state.
And yet, with the massive surveillance initiatives they have right now with companies like Meta, Pallentier, and the Miliatry they will be more equipped than ever to catch them. I guess only fall guys and outsiders will get caught.
The thing here though to note is, they’re not legalizing human trafficking, they’re just massively weakening it so they can’t investigate people making a lot of money on it.
De facto decriminalization. Coming to a trafficker near you (like, really near you - probably in a hotel within 5 minutes of your house)
Tbh, it’s been that way ever since I’ve lived here. Dboyz hook them in, they can’t pay the bills. One told me he was a “bodyguard.” I guess if you look at it a certain way, they guard bodies they “own.” This is a minimum wage, "right to work” state.
Dboyz?
Drug dealers
And yet, with the massive surveillance initiatives they have right now with companies like Meta, Pallentier, and the Miliatry they will be more equipped than ever to catch them. I guess only fall guys and outsiders will get caught.
Im not sure what other way this headline could be interpreted.
And since it is decriminalized, it creates a constituency to make sure it stays decriminalized.