https://archive.md/OB0Jx
So to keep out these grubs:
"..she asked for a $200 booking deposit – a standard practice for most sex workers."
https://archive.md/OB0Jx
So to keep out these grubs:
"..she asked for a $200 booking deposit – a standard practice for most sex workers."
When police obtained Christie’s bank statements, there was no record of any payment to St James. And neither of his two bank accounts had sufficient funds to make payment – one was empty, while the other was overdrawn by $967.
It was revealed during the trial that Christie received a Job Seeker allowance but had also “regularly requested his parents to transfer money into his accounts”.
Overgrown rich kid from Rose Bay
Good, fuck that scum bag
"Until the recent introduction of affirmative consent laws, sex workers had relied on an industry-wide database known as Ugly Mugs, which was founded by the Prostitutes Collective of Victoria in St Kilda in 1986 and has been replicated around the world.
The site, which can only be accessed by sex workers, allows them to share information about clients who were abusive, violent, or had failed to pay for services."
Found this interesting, would love to have a squiz at this.
Gutter trash deserved it.
But makes me think that the next time I visit a true independent girl from SB I should be asking for a receipt. That or insist on paying her with payID.
Zero sympathy for him.
You're paying for sex. You have one job.
Technically his parents and Centrelink were paying for itQuote:
Originally Posted by keebab
Excellent result: "Christie was sentenced on July 31 to four years’ imprisonment, with a non-parole period of two years and four months."
Didn't happen in Sydney, don't care
Except the point is he didn't actually pay.Quote:
Originally Posted by 17012430
Are you saying the rapist's sentence was too long or the manslaughter sentence was too short? I'd wanna see average sentences over a period of time to make any comparison, not just two individual cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linq
This should be considered and tried as theft of $1600 rather than rape.
Didn't happen in Sydney, don't care
I wonder how much time I'd get if I raped you. LMAOQuote:
Originally Posted by Linq
100 hours community service. For doing the community a service.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiredGoon
Police wouldn't even charge you. You wouldn't believe how disappointing the police is.Quote:
Originally Posted by HiredGoon
The worker consented to provide sex services for paymentQuote:
Originally Posted by sam123x
There was no theft of any money
It's about consent
Would the worker have provided the same services if there was? No payment.
Are verbal contracts worth the paper they aren't written on?
Verbal agreements can be legally binding in Australia, but a contract for the sale of real estate needs to be in writing.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggurat
However, when the WL looks at her bank account and it is empty of the $300 she'd otherwise got, it is a really convincing illusion of theft, he says, speaking ironically.Quote:
Originally Posted by massageangel
Get raped often do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Linq
You posted in my thread where i said i got sexually touched by a male coworkerQuote:
Originally Posted by HiredGoon
https://www.aus99forum.com/showthread.php?144389-I-got-sexually-touched-by-my-co-worker-in-his-bedroom-and-reported-him-to-the-police
Brings to mind the well publicised media reporting of a WL and her claim to the inheritance of Richard Pratt, the cardboard king , via a verbal agreement which came to noughtQuote:
Originally Posted by Ziggurat
Is that the response they gave you when you followed up on filing an assault charge that you instigated and only got a little push lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Linq
Good read is ur side hustle to write stories and scenarios on here to get views? Maybe you can take that guy to court and go to the same hearing as the one where WL gonna sue u… what happened to that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Linq
I don’t think you’ve ever posted a relevant reply to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Linq