I have no problem with the records part. Get them off the streets. This makes it harder for law enforcement to go after those exploiting children. Law enforcement often uses the threat of criminal prosecution to coerce turning on the monsters doing this stuff. Now they, if they are lucky, they will spend a little time with some govt bureaucrat who tells them "prostitution is bad". Then back to the street.By all means explain to me how this helps the children other than not having a record. Does it get them off of the street more efficiently than before? Does it give law enforcement more ability to go after the pimps? You folks keep saying this is an improvement. How? And please don't give me the standard left wing crap that you are superior and don't have to explain.Wow, good come back. What's next call me poopie face.Jesus are people just this dense. In the state of California It is no longer a crime for a child to sell their body for sex. Read the law. Some how in the leftist mind this is a positive for children.
Damn. You are stupid.
I don't need a comeback. You are an idiot. You can't wrap your head around why this law is a positive development for kids who have been drawn into sex trades.
At least Blackrook has an excuse....he's a religious nutbag who sees the world through the lens of extreme sexual repression and frustration.
You are just a dummy.
'other than not having a record'?
You don't think that is a good thing?
Why do you think that kids forced into prostitution should be considered criminals?
The law is supposed to protect vulnerable children from adult abuse, yet we brand kids enmeshed in sex-for-pay with a scarlet 'P' and leave them subject to shame and prosecution," Mitchell said in September.