Comments on: Police Crack Down On Newspaper's Sex Ads

Orlando Weekly Say Vice Sting Is In Retaliation For Stories Critical Of Local Officers

[keithle1]

The tyranny of parents with kids. "We must protect the kids! The world must not do anything that might disturb my child."

Might as well get rid of your TV then. Your kid might be switching channels & see something he shouldn''t see. Get rid of your radio. Wouldn''t want him listening to Howard Stern or Don Imus.

What if someone at school uses a four-letter word or shows your kid a dirty magazine?

[hypnotoad72]

People, do NOT say "ho". The Santa Squad will come and beat you up with their toy-filled sacks.

But in more earnest seriousness: prostitution, as it stands, is an expensive and dangerous affair. Littered with disease and self-loathing. Not a good thing.

[closethippy1]

I live in Orlando and I have to say the police here are wasting their time chasing prostitutes. Be they on the streets or advertised in the papers.
There''s a strip in town that''s 10 freaking miles long called OBT with prostitutes walking from one end of it to the other.
There''s the 8 mile section where regular prostitutes work, then a one mile section for TV''s and the last mile belongs in the gay section.
What a meat market that place is. You want teenage runaways? Big black dudes? The prettiest TV''s? Tall blondes? The most classy looking girls? The cheapest ho''s? You got it at OBT, baby.
It''s amazing how police cars go up and down the strip and it doesn''t stop anyone from doing business.
I once was looking for a BJ when I spotted this girl up the street. Well, I had a police car behind me and another police car in front of me. The car behind me made a right turn and disappeared from sight. I still had to deal with the police car in front of me so I just waited until he made a left turn and right away I picked up the girl.
See how easy it is even if you''re surrounded by the police? And this girl was dressed for the part. It was no secret what she was looking for and yet her and I were able to coordinate our movements just in time to do business.
The MBI and its cohorts are a joke.

[billpl-2009]

well said didntinhale

just watch, the good god loving citizens of Orlando will be soon proclaiming their police force as "heroes"

...while the ****** will be laughing their way off to the next customer

[adasher1]

steveyg5, well said........

[stephengosson]

The staffers screaming "First Amendment" over this thinly-disguised prostitution guide are like televangelist, Richard Roberts screaming "God''s will" over his gluttony.

[adasher1]

vlgallas, I stand corrected. The ads with the round butts showing whilst posing on all fours and the tiny panties, and the bright red lip stick and the bright red lips that are a few feet from the face, and the salivating vixens with the wanton looks, and the urgency to CALL NOW do not always catch someone looking to get his crank wet, they sometimes do catch the million dollar exec that is simply looking for a hood ornament. Well put. I stand corrected. My bad dear. I do not want to take away your source of income. But that still does not change my mind that there are places for those ads that do not include the press that is PUBLICLY available.

Look, if you do not want to read fifth grade material, you can avoid it. I do not want my fifth grader to read adult material which I cannot avoid when its printed in normally public pubs..%u2026is that too hard to understand? Do I really need to spell this out?

[vlgallas]

adasher1 stated: "They KNOW there is no escorting going on and that its all about selling ***."

That is an outright lie, promoted by Orlando''s morality police - the MBI. I have never placed an ad in the Orlando Weekly''s "adult services" section but have placed one in their "adult help wanted" for social escorts. FYI - Orlando is a convention city and not everyone is interested in Disney! Additionally, the MBI are a gang of thug cop creeps that love to fondle dancers and escorts - and I can prove that statement.

[logicanada]

likeablunch...when did they hook up the internet at the asylum?

[antoniof123]

I lived in Orlando, Florida most of my life and the violent crime in the area is very high and they have time and money to chase hookes, but can''t chase real criminals.

Oh wait I forgot its safer that way.