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From: "Leon" <leon@fear.org>  [ Save address ]
To: fear-list@mapinc.org, fear-talk@mapinc.org
Subject: FEAR: Fwd: Prostitution and seizure
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 08:27:04 -0600

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On 12/4/2003 at 8:10 PM Jwinchster@aol.com <Jwinchster@aol.com> wrote:
"The moment the idea is admitted into society that property is not as sacred as the laws of God .... anarchy and tyranny commence."
                                                                    - John Adams

So El Cajon, California has decided prostitution is such a heinous "crime" that they needed to pass yet another law to "teach a lesson."  In another month, they will begin stealing anyone's car who solicits a prostitute.  And they think that will solve their problem and make customers and providers disappear!!!  Yeah, right.  We believe that about as much as we believe the city attorney's stupid statement that, "The intent is not to make money."  In the infamous words of John Stossel - GIVE ME A BREAK.

I am a former LEGAL bordello courtesan who gained international celebrity in the mid-1990s when I competed in a state beauty contest to demonstrate "red light ladies" are no different from women everywhere.  

I became very involved in politics in an effort to give a voice to those that go unheard - and to try to bring some common sense back to those that are supposed to serve our wishes.  I ran for U.S. House of Representatives from Nevada, placing second in the primary election.  In 1998, I ran for Nevada Lt. Governor, finishing third in a field of nine.  

I am a published author - FROM BORDELLO TO BALLOT BOX - and currently write columns on constitutional issues for a newspaper and a liberty magazine.  One of my columns was titled, "Bandits With Badges" and that is what they have become.  I spent the past year in Ruby Ridge writing my second book on the loss of our individual liberties since 9-11 and the ill-named Patriot Act . . . and focus on the tyranny created by U.S. Attorney General John Ashcrap - ooops, must be a typo - meant to say Ashcroft.

That said . . . it's fair to say I have a pretty well rounded view of the issue of prostitution and the stupidity of laws such as the one passed in the Land of Fruit and Nuts.

Prostitution is not a crime.  It is a business arrangement where one person offers a service that another person is willing to pay for.  Our government should never be in the business of legislating morality.  

What one does sexually is no one else's business unless it harms another..  In the bordellos, that is never the case.  On the streets, it is a different matter only because when something is declared illegal, it creates a black market and an underground world where crime CAN occur.  We should have learned that lesson from the futility of Prohibition.  Nevada's legal brothels prove my point.  The brothels are like visiting a friend's living room and being able to visit with lots of friends.  It is safe and comfortable and if a gentleman chooses to party - fine; if he doesn't, he is still treated like a guest and invited to return.  Crime simply does not happen in the houses.  Legalizing would totally change the street scene and cops could concentrate on REAL crime . . . not manufactured "crime" for the sole purpose of boosting city coffers.

For the city attorney to claim this is not a money issue is ludicrous.  We aren't stupid.  Of course it's about money.  And about destroying the Fourth and Fifth Amendments.  What was once an agency of service (law enforcement) has now become a lucrative business of profit.  Cops are trained as military units - not officers involved in the community.  

Notice the article stated vehicles will be seized upon ARREST - not conviction.  I guess Jay Leno had it right when he said, "We are over in Iraq trying to devise a new constitution for them.  Why don't we just give them ours?  We're not using it any more."

How much more are we, as citizens, going to allow?  Where do we draw the line?  When do we put a stop to it?  As far as I can see, we are so far past discussions and reason that the only way we are going to change this mess is to LOCK AND LOAD.

Jessi Winchester
Carson City, Nevada
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