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Originally Posted by asiansam
The thing is, "human trafficking" is getting to be more and more applicable to non-coercive scenarios. When a new girl is told by the MMS that giving happy endings is required if she wants to work there, and that if she doesn't want to do that, she needs to find another job, is that coercion? Depends on how well a prosecutor is able to sell that baloney in court. Who really thinks Tiffany in Orange was a bonafide human trafficker? They keep making up new laws, bending existing ones and layering on enhanced punishments to put the screws to more people for doing things that should never have been illegal to start with.
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Making them give HJ or get fired could be considered coercion but even if the girl volunteers to do extras...once she is looking at a guy in full tactical SWAT gear with an assault rifle pointed at her head and then a DA saying "tell the court they forced you to do it and you can go free, get a green card and Govt. assistance they will almost all roll over.