One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels

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One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.
 

One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.
Guess you didn't frequent midtown Manhattan in the late 70's into the 80's huh?
Times Square looked VERY different back then. :)
 

One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.
:worthless:
 
It's funny now to think of when new York had crime, drugs, prostitution and it was safer for people when it was all ran by gangsters than it is now. Organized crime was better at controlling crime back in the day than the mayor and police is now.
There were no restrictions on da mafia like the pigs.
 
Yankees are to blame for the problem they need to deal with.

---Joseph Hooker was a Union Army officer that served as major general during the Civil War. On June 17, 1863, he moved the entire Army of the Potomac north through Loudoun. His army was to prepare to battle Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Where his massive army went, so did a large number of Soiled Doves that became known "Hooker's Brigade."---

 

One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.

Well, just the other day the governor said she wanted to make prostitution legal.
 

EXCLUSIVE:

Man on scooter fleeing drug bust in New York City dies after undercover cop threw a COOLER at him and he crashed into parked car.

Man fleeing drug bust dies after undercover cop threw a COOLER at him
24 Aug 2023 ~~ By Shawn Cohen
  • The suspect, Eric Duprey, was attempting to get away when he crashed to the ground just after 5.20pm on Wednesday
  • NYPD Sergeant Erik Duran has been suspended while cops investigate his involvement in the fatal incident
A man who was fleeing a drug bust on a scooter in the Bronx, New York City, has died after an undercover police officer threw a cooler at him.
Eric Duprey was attempting to get away when he crashed to the ground just after 5.20pm on Wednesday - and now NYPD Sergeant Erik Duran has been suspended while cops investigate his involvement in the fatal incident.
Sergeant Duran was working undercover on the Bronx Narcotics Division at the time, conducting a buy-and-bust operation on Aqueduct Avenue. According to police, Duprey sold drugs to the plain-clothed cop, who then tried to arrest him.

Commentary:
Bragg and Mayor Adams should have a field day prosecuting Sergeant Duran. A felon fleeing the scene and resisting arrest.
Rather than praising the officer they chose to persecute him for doing his job.
One less dealer off the streets no charges bonus on next check.


He was a criminal running from police. Choices have consequences.
 
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One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.
A third element needs to be added to the old saying about death and taxes. That element would be the time tested and ever-present erection. It stands somewhere between the immovable force and the irresistible object and manages to capture the spirit of both simultaneously.
 

One avenue in Queens is now an open line of brothels​

18 Jul 2023 ~~ By Jazz Shaw

What with all of the robberies, shootings, gang violence, and crazy people pushing subway riders onto the tracks, you might imagine that the NYPD wouldn’t be paying much attention to something like prostitution. And you would be correct. For a number of reasons, the world’s oldest profession has been “deprioritized” as a crime on the streets of New York. But that’s not because prostitution has gone away. In fact, just the opposite is the case. Roosevelt Avenue in the Corona neighborhood of Queens has turned into a mecca for brothels and the johns looking to patronize them. The situation has spiraled out of control to the point where prostitutes are displaying their wares in the middle of the day in front of other ostensibly more respectable businesses. The trade is drawing in children and has attracted the interest of human traffickers. The prostitution paradise is so brazen that they advertise on YouTube in multiple languages. And the locals are not at all happy about it. (NY Post)
~snip~
I don’t know how many times this needs to be repeated, but we’ll do it anyway. When you remove the disincentive for illegal activity, more of that activity will take place. If that rule isn’t somewhere in the Encyclopedia Brittanica, it really should be. The same applies to open-air illegal drug usage, shoplifting, or public defecation, or urination. When you stop enforcing the rules, someone will come along to break those rules. And New York is home to tens of millions of people. It won’t take long for those people to show up.
But even if the DAs reversed course and said they would prosecute prostitutes, that wouldn’t solve the problem anyway. There is an endless supply of migrant women and girls coming over the border every day and many of them head to New York. If you actually wanted to put a dent in this problem, you would track down and lock up the pimps and human traffickers who organize and profit from all of this. But apparently, that’s no longer “a priority” either.

Commentary:
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.
There is a very good way to prosecute prostitution. Arrest the Johns and arrest the whore house owners and seize the properties upon conviction. And cut the bullshit about declining to prosecute.

And let’s all agree that we will abandon the trifling claim that a paid whore is a “sex worker.” Oh, we should also ditch the canard that it’s a “victimless crime.” The fuck it is.
 
When I was new in LA and wanted to know where to get weed, I read Time magazine.

People who want hookers can just read USMB. :p
 
Regretfully, New York City as become an open sewer thanks to Be Blasio and now the feckless and weak Mayor Adams..
Indeed, Roosevelt Ave. Corona Queens transitioned to a Spanish neighborhood decades ago. First it was a haven for Columbian narcotics dealers so the Mexican narco cartels have taken over and moved the girls from Queens Plaza area to Roosevelt Ave. Corona.
Meanwhile Flushing Queens has become Little Asia.
Glad those new illegals arriving coming in N.Y. have been able to find gainful employment so quickly.
The corruption will eventually if not already seeped deep into the Police Dept. and the politicians. They`ll be getting nice fat Christmas cards filled with cash coming from these brothels.

Here's a better question.

Why is prostitution a crime to start with?

I meet a woman in a bar, and after a few drinks, we go home and have sex, and then never see each other again. Not a crime.

I meet a woman in a bar, and after a few drinks, I pay her $300 to go home and have sex, and we never see each other again. Why is the second one a crime and the first one is not?
 

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