What Atlanta’s act of femicide tells us about men and sex workers

Thanks brother Chip

I look at this article and well with my current circumstances, I live in Atlanta and haven't even heard of this incident. Not un common though and I can look at this issue through several different view finders. My previous business partner became a "state certified Pimp" after being caught in the Dunwoody sex ring activities. This is were the feds and local police used an escort services to trap "johns" in the act which if you think of this once apprehended generated $5k a each john in non refundable bonds, the revenue of the "sex sale" went through the local authorities for approximately 2 years and the girls were made to perform some of which were minors, trapping guys even deeper, all of which the local and federal authorities prosecuted and won huge sums of money from the prosecutions.
Then there is another way of looking at this. I feel the sex trade has been marginalized, at least by the wording of this article, to be a natural, moral part of society. Something we all must except as much as it is fine for my 14 year old daughter to share a bathroom with a grown man who thinks he is a woman. By the way, I have armed this little girl with the knowledge to leave this grown man to bleed out in seconds should she be pushed into a corner. I just have a problem with watching our country, the world of humans running down this path of entertaining this and giving it more gravity than this was a mentally disturbed person, people in the sex trade who don't want to be there don't have to. They can escape, and those that do want to be there are into it and let those people on either the provider or consumer find each other. "Thou salt not judge" is pretty clear, conducting yourself accordingly and living up to the teachings and scriptures of your God, is what you should do as all religions practice some form of discipleship, "let thea works be thine witness" making sex trade people a focus point of society is most likely never going to be welcome to everyone, the break down of morals is the down fall of our American society, judging and harming anyone is not anyone's responsibility or duty. For some odd reason these things are hard for people to realize. Seems pretty easy to me.

I didn't proof read this so good luck.