So, if I understand this correctly . . .
If you are the mayor of a sanctuary city and you don’t enforce the immigration law: you’re not doing your job. No problem.
If you are a sheriff in Cali or the DC chief of police and do not issue gun permits: you’re not doing your job. No problem.
If you are the president of the United States and don’t adhere to Youcare or immigration laws: you’re not doing your job. No problem.
But if you’re a clerk in a no name town and refuse to issue marriage licenses: you’re not doing your job. EVERYBODY FREAK OUT!
Let’s be consistent, people, and jail them all.
http://www.saysuncle.com/
We have come to this, when anyone could protest this and they are taken seriously? The real question is how they let "company" operate for 17 years before they were raided, how about 17 minutes or 17 seconds? Look at how far this country is slid down hill, very sad. And you still wonder why... never mind. We don't care, just make sure we are fed and have our circus.
http://nypost.com/2015/09/03/lgbt-activists-blast-rentboy-raid-as-digital-stonewall/
If you are a sheriff in Cali or the DC chief of police and do not issue gun permits: you’re not doing your job. No problem.
If you are the president of the United States and don’t adhere to Youcare or immigration laws: you’re not doing your job. No problem.
But if you’re a clerk in a no name town and refuse to issue marriage licenses: you’re not doing your job. EVERYBODY FREAK OUT!
Let’s be consistent, people, and jail them all.
http://www.saysuncle.com/
We have come to this, when anyone could protest this and they are taken seriously? The real question is how they let "company" operate for 17 years before they were raided, how about 17 minutes or 17 seconds? Look at how far this country is slid down hill, very sad. And you still wonder why... never mind. We don't care, just make sure we are fed and have our circus.
LGBT activists blast rentboy raid as ‘digital Stonewall’
Protesters outside federal court in Brooklyn on Sept. 3. Photo: Reuters
Branding the raid a “digital Stonewall,” roughly 70 LGBT activists blasted Brooklyn federal prosecutors Thursday for busting up popular online escort site rentboy.com last week.
Holding signs and chanting, the raucous group gathered in front of the Brooklyn federal courthouse to demand that all charges against employees at the multimillion-dollar enterprise be dropped immediately.
The activists — including current sex workers who advertised their services on the site — argued that the feds should not be allocating resources to policing consensual sex.
Shouting “Bl–jobs, not no jobs” and “Sex work is real work,” the protesters suggested that the operation was aimed at gays and transgender sex workers.
Several attendees cited graphic sexual descriptions in the complaint against the rentboy.com staffers as peculiarly prurient and unnecessary.
The website — which has since gone dark because of the bust — helped to protect sex workers who would otherwise risk harm on unpredictable streets or operate through less reputable online outlets like Craigslist or Backpage.com, several protesters said.
“It is taking away from the safety of the people who are doing this work,” said organizer Bill Dobbs.
Federal agents arrested a total of seven men — including owner Jeffrey Hurant — last week and hit them with prostitution and money laundering raps.
All of the defendants are out on bail and will return to court at a later date as their cases progress.
Escorts paid the site to list their services. Prosecutors said the 17-year-old company pulled in $10 million over the past five years alone.
Holding signs and chanting, the raucous group gathered in front of the Brooklyn federal courthouse to demand that all charges against employees at the multimillion-dollar enterprise be dropped immediately.
The activists — including current sex workers who advertised their services on the site — argued that the feds should not be allocating resources to policing consensual sex.
Several attendees cited graphic sexual descriptions in the complaint against the rentboy.com staffers as peculiarly prurient and unnecessary.
The website — which has since gone dark because of the bust — helped to protect sex workers who would otherwise risk harm on unpredictable streets or operate through less reputable online outlets like Craigslist or Backpage.com, several protesters said.
“It is taking away from the safety of the people who are doing this work,” said organizer Bill Dobbs.
Federal agents arrested a total of seven men — including owner Jeffrey Hurant — last week and hit them with prostitution and money laundering raps.
All of the defendants are out on bail and will return to court at a later date as their cases progress.
Escorts paid the site to list their services. Prosecutors said the 17-year-old company pulled in $10 million over the past five years alone.
http://nypost.com/2015/09/03/lgbt-activists-blast-rentboy-raid-as-digital-stonewall/
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