BrothelLife

Midwest Couple link wrote: We've been trying to think of ANYTHING like what Lyon county is attempting to do with this vote.  Take away who he is, or even what the business is, and you've got an established, legal business, keeping up with all required licensing and regulations, no proven criminal activity or even complaints (other than moral ones).  They are paying taxes, in good standing with the city codes and operating 100% legally.


According to the web, Dennis is worth $20million, so let's just say that 1/3 of that is in MoundHouse - that's $7million of business assets that will nearly be dropped to $0 by a vote on morality by the people in Lyon county.  He wont be able to sell the company as it's now illegal, the land and building will be basically useless because of where they are located .... the vote will strip him of ALL the value in the legal business that THEY licensed and permitted, until they didn't.


We go all the way back to prohibition as the only other time we can think of when business people were forced to close down with no value being provided to their businesses.  Is there anything else that anyone can thing of for precedent?  Not - a bunch of kids hanging around the record store causing problems so they shut it down, or using the restaurant as a money laundering set up so they shut it down - but a legitimate, lawful, tax paying business that got shut down because it suddenly became illegal.  Even when laws change, they generally grandfather in existing business. 


Seems extremely un-American to us.   




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Rachel Varga link wrote: I read that they interviewed a lot of girls and were going to file charges but the statute of limitations had passed.  So LE thought there was enough evidence to send it to the DA but it was too late.

The reason why you don't hear anything is because it can be covered up easily.  D has lawyers and they will out you everywhere. No one believes because of that attitude of,  "How can you rape a prostitute?"  or "they're whores and that's what happens when you sell your body". No one wants their name associated with prostitution.  Especially politicians.

Let's make a scenario. A girl is choked out at the bar by a regular. She wanted to call the Sherrif but is taken aside by the owner and madam and told,  "No one will believe,  your a Courtesan!  No one cares about whores." and berates her.  She has an imposing guy telling her this with the madam right there saying the same thing." She is intimidated into saying it didn't happen like that and that's that."

No one cares and no one will.  Girls are the only ones that can make changes but they are scared to lose their jobs and have their personal lives destroyed.

Rachel Varga link wrote: ...Let's make a scenario. A girl is choked out at the bar by a regular. She wanted to call the Sherrif but is taken aside by the owner and madam and told,  "No one will believe,  your a Courtesan!  No one cares about whores." and berates her.  She has an imposing guy telling her this with the madam right there saying the same thing." She is intimidated into saying it didn't happen like that and that's that."....

MrTShirt link wrote: I would say this is more common than the guys realize.

Do you ever hear of the sheriff being called to any of the brothel houses?  However, back in your hometown I bet all of the popular restaurants and bars and social gathering places will have police calls.  Maybe infrequent, but not zero.
At the brothels, is the job of management and employees and "security guards" to protect the girls, or to hush up crimes to protect the image of the house?

The girls know the answer.

Rachel Varga link wrote: It's just a scenario. Multiple girls have said they were put out in the middle of the night for not having sex with them. You guys are getting me riled up. I'm going to stop before I start dumping a whole lot of shit.