Comments on: Escambia Prostitution Sting Nets 15 Arrests

By: JohnDear

JohnDear — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 14:05:24 +0000

Prostitution is rampant in Pensacola. Which make it just like so many other crimes and social problems in what should be a wonderful place to live and raise children

With some of the worse violent cime in the state Escambia County and Pensacola law enforcement organizations could setup other sting operations to stop other organized crime

I am truly ashamed of our crime rate but we have a great opportunity to change some of the leadership in the county in November. We have to ask those that want a chance to make a better place for us and them, to show us their plan.

This is not a tax shortage problem it is performance by local leadership problem

By: tracie

tracie — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 04:46:13 +0000

I stand by the Bible. Prostitution is wrong. Period. We are meant to sell our bodies. It is not just the body. Its soul the spirit who is taken away each time its done. No matter the reason prostitution is not the answer. If u r doing it to feed your family there r far better ways of providing than this. This will not solve anything and will hurt u in dif ways including getting you killed. I am so sick of all the sexual abuse in this world. It is very hurtful triggering uncalled for and sickening. 1 in 4 women are hurt all the time. Imagine a room of just 20women. 5 of those women have been sexually abused. We can put a stop to all this if men would start treating us women like previous rubies as the Bible says we r. We r not here to be slaves. We r here as a partner in life. I only tolerate men. Point blank as I have been abused so much throughout life and know people who have been abused themselves. So this is stupid. Men wake up and grow up and women u r way better than that.

By: Feelingtheir pain

Feelingtheir pain — Sun, 31 Aug 2014 00:53:42 +0000

I happen to like David Huey Green’s opinions~ at least he can discuss nearly everything in a cool manner without going bolistic on here. As for the people pictured above, I feel sorry for them that they feel that is the only way they can pay their bills. My heart hurts to think of what they go through every day of their lives just to exist. Only God knows what hell they go through and I pray that they will be able to turn their lives around and feel their worth, because God don’t make junk and He don’t make mistakes. We all are here for a reason and have a purpose for our lives, just some have had a harder time finding it.

By: David Huie Green

David Huie Green — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 22:18:41 +0000

CONTEMPLATING:
“Human trafficking happens because prostitution is not regulated.”

So you believe the desire by those who do it to use children sexually would go away if it were simply legal to do so?

Or do you believe they would stop doing illegal things when they became legal?

Trafficking in anything happens because there is a supply and a demand.
Sometimes it is legal, sometimes it is illegal.
Prostitutes as a group would be safer if they didn’t have to fear the police, but that does not mean there would not be those who used them for illegal practices unless you intended to legalize all actions regardless of age or outcome.

David for reality

By: melodies4us

melodies4us — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 18:13:30 +0000

Sick The economy is getting soooo bad. I recognise 2 of these women. 1 is married and works at the cleaners. 1 is a volunteer at the school! Shocked!

By: I am woman

I am woman — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 17:18:29 +0000

To those that cheapen relationships by saying you pay for it anyway..way to go pigs!

To those(I’m assuming men) that say what if it was your wife or daughter..if it’s your wife or daughter then you aren’t doing enough to support them financially.

Btw shame on those judging these women. We have no idea what the circumstances are that makes these women choose this way of making money. Some,by the looks of them,might have addiction problems but some look clean and healthy. Perhaps they have no other way to support their families.

By: Molino

Molino — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 13:42:51 +0000

It doesn’t matter to me one way or the other if its legal or not, I DON’T NEED THE SERVICES OF A PROSTITUTE !! This is not the 50’s anymore. If you can’t find a woman almost anywhere nowadays then you should evaluate your personality and appearance. I could go to Walmart and pick up girls. Besides, by the looks of these women, they couldn’t pay me !!
On the other hand, it’s just like anything else cops waste time on. But for you “holier than thou” folks, if your a woman, you’ve sold it. If your a man you’ve bought it. Period. It’s just a little more complicated and all prettied up.

By: Mnon

Mnon — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 13:19:37 +0000

Well you pay out the nose in a relationship, hopefully to keep your mate happy and happy mates make for easy sex.

Why not come out cheaper… everything has discount stores/shops, why not sex. There’s human trafficking because its not regulated. I too have been to countries where its legal, with health screening, and every hooker has papers. It wasn’t sleazy, the city I lived in was beautiful and the hookers were clean/classy… not crack/meth whores on the street like everywhere else in the US. Just look at the photos… outside maybe one, I wouldn’t have any of these bozos touch me.

By: Mikey

Mikey — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 12:41:26 +0000

I have lived in countries where prostitution was legal. Contrary to popular belief, society did not crumble, cats and dogs did not live together, and anarchy did not ensue.

By: Karl

Karl — Sat, 30 Aug 2014 11:49:39 +0000

In Costa Rica when any young woman turns 18 she can walk into any bar or hotel and negotiate her services as she wishes and, exit with her man or stay at his hotel. Before she is allowed to enter a bar or go upstairs to a hotel room, every hotel checks her ID for the proper age. The whole process feels very normal and respects all parties. No pimps, no sleeze….Personally, I love it.