Show Threads Show Posts. Go to Page Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. View detailed profile Advanced or search site with Search Forums Advanced. Originally Posted by cloud dweller. So Repeat After Me Originally Posted by Buzz Well what do you know, Metro made the biggest prostitution bust in Las Vegas history today near Chinatown.
Metro busts major prostitution ring in Las Vegas. Give it away. Well I do not consider myself a prostitute but there are alot out there that wil take your money. Personaly I just like giving it away and having fun. Isn't that what Las Vegas is about.
People are still raving about Leaving Las Vegas, arguably one of the greatest films produced. In that movie we see some of the dark side of Las Vegas life and that includes the life of the Vegas prostitute. Not a happy life, either. That is why I was disturbed by comments of some people that they never see prostitutes in Las Vegas and that prostitution is of, essentially, no concern to the citizens of Las Vegas. Although arresting Chinese immigrant prostitues is a good thing, since "they are not Americans.
Some people will accept prostitution if it is legal, or at least somewhat under control and under the table. Others will condemn all prostitution, mostly for moral reasons, but also as a matter of public policy to protect public health and well- being. Lately, I am falling into the latter group as more and more evidence comes out that most prostitutes are in that business as a result of being abused as a child or young woman and finding themselves without enough strength to avoid obviously destructive life styles including drug use, alcohol abuse, abusive relationships, criminal activity, and prostitution.
If there are thousands of prostitutes in Las Vegas, it is probably true that compared to the huge influx of visitors every year, the number is not at all surprising. Even the never-relenting barrage of TV ads about "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," seems to entice people interested in illicit activities, rather then going to Circus-Circus with the kids.
