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I expect that the moment we operate in the US (next year), someone will want to press conspiracy charges against us, regardless of where we are or local laws. P
by the_stc 9y ago
I expect that the moment we operate in the US (next year), someone will want to press conspiracy charges against us, regardless of where we are or local laws. Plus living in a place where this is fully legal (very few places) is not a viable defense strategy. We must rely on anonymization technology, limited trusted humans (core cell < 5 people), and probably rotate our core team within a year or two.
High risk, decent reward, and really making a positive contribution to humanity (sex workers are often victimized -- did you know some places won't even recognize rape against a sex worker?).
It might be illegal (hence us operating as an anonymous EJC) but it is very ethical.
- btian 9y agoWhy don't you operate in places where it's legal? Like Germany, UK, Switzerland, Netherlands etc.
- tim333 9y agoSemi legal in the UK. They operate as 'escort agencies' where the agency just provides a girl to escort you as it were for a limited fee and then if you want the other services you pay the girl in cash which is legal in the UK. But for the agency to take a money directly for sex services would end up with prison time. the_stc might consider something like that? It reduces the legal risk.
- icebraining 9y agoYeah, but doesn't it increase the risk for the worker, if the client doesn't pay or demands their money back?