MCorporalAdams
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Let me drop my comedic persona for a moment and talk openly and seriously about something that I can safely say is of great importance to a great many of the folks who are members of this board. That is the subject of the AMP industry.
Here we have an industry which has sprung up without any help from anyone but themselves. That is to say they get no help from any level or branch of government. They have stepped in to fill what is obviously a deep-seated need on the part of many men to have available for purchase in one hour increments a particular type of relaxation, intimacy, fantasy, or whatever else you may wish to call it.
There are of course other segments of our society which are vehement in their desire to prohibit this type of activity. On the one hand you have the militant far right true believers. These are also the people who believe we should not have access to alchohol, gambling, cigarettes, and a whole plethora of other of life's small pleasures.
The militant left (particularly the distaff side) feels that this activity is demeaning to women. The problem with their thinking is that the AMP industry is not merely the domain of ignorant, disadvaneforum.xxxed women. I personally know a number of women in this industry who are quite well educated and who have amassed considerable fortunes by virtue of their work in it.
I am reminded that within the past year, several thousand sex workers in Korea demonstrated in Seoul for the right to continue their careers. Contrary to what many believe, we mongers are not a depraved lot. We too come from all walks of life, all socioeconomic levels. Some of us are well educated and others not so well educated. What I suggest is that if we really love this hobby, we band together and let the government and the rest of the country know how we feel about the AMP industry. If you are afraid of letting people know who you are, you could wear a mask or some other form of disguise.
I suggest that on January 1, 2008 we demonstrate in front of some important D.C. government edifice. I suggest we let everyone know how much we value this freedom. Keep in mind that almost every advanced society on the planet allows some form of legalized prostitution. Why is it that in this area as in so many others, America is so far behind?
LexLuther
Here we have an industry which has sprung up without any help from anyone but themselves. That is to say they get no help from any level or branch of government. They have stepped in to fill what is obviously a deep-seated need on the part of many men to have available for purchase in one hour increments a particular type of relaxation, intimacy, fantasy, or whatever else you may wish to call it.
There are of course other segments of our society which are vehement in their desire to prohibit this type of activity. On the one hand you have the militant far right true believers. These are also the people who believe we should not have access to alchohol, gambling, cigarettes, and a whole plethora of other of life's small pleasures.
The militant left (particularly the distaff side) feels that this activity is demeaning to women. The problem with their thinking is that the AMP industry is not merely the domain of ignorant, disadvaneforum.xxxed women. I personally know a number of women in this industry who are quite well educated and who have amassed considerable fortunes by virtue of their work in it.
I am reminded that within the past year, several thousand sex workers in Korea demonstrated in Seoul for the right to continue their careers. Contrary to what many believe, we mongers are not a depraved lot. We too come from all walks of life, all socioeconomic levels. Some of us are well educated and others not so well educated. What I suggest is that if we really love this hobby, we band together and let the government and the rest of the country know how we feel about the AMP industry. If you are afraid of letting people know who you are, you could wear a mask or some other form of disguise.
I suggest that on January 1, 2008 we demonstrate in front of some important D.C. government edifice. I suggest we let everyone know how much we value this freedom. Keep in mind that almost every advanced society on the planet allows some form of legalized prostitution. Why is it that in this area as in so many others, America is so far behind?
LexLuther