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by anon12345690 10y ago
You also don't know what human rights are.
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by anon12345690 10y ago
WTF, you're so ridiculously one-sided about this in both thought and action. It seems you dont know what decent means either. Stop thinking you know better for the entire industry.
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by anon12345690 10y ago
I could say the same about your definition and motivation to "help" sex workers who don't need it or want it.
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by anon12345690 10y ago
Have you actually ever been to prison? Rape inside is nowhere near as common as you think. Prison code and rules are often more fairly enforced than actual laws outside. It's easier to get into prison than to get hurt inside for being
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by anon12345690 10y ago
The basic rule is contracts cannot override the law.
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by anon12345690 10y ago
You have a strange definition of "coercing" This isnt rape, it's just paying for an exchange. If a person doesn't want to use their body, they're free not to. Manual labor also involves using your body with wear and
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by anon12345690 10y ago
Protein is a big scale that varies a lot - if you're working out or need it to sustain your muscle mass, then it's fine. It's the leftover protein that becomes a problem.
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Investor Mark Suster defends his portfolio company uBeam(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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by anon12345690 11y ago
You're right to question the new company, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11097873
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by anon12345690 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11097873
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by anon12345690 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11097873
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by anon12345690 11y ago
Why speculate so much about law when you're not a lawyer? I dont think it helps to spread misinformation when you're not an authority...