I
have been under the weather and needed to take a little break from my
rants. Fear not, I am back. Happy New Year to all, or is it?
“I
never thought I’d see the day.” A term
used quite often, and one that sadly applies to my recent outrage.
On January 1, 2017, a
new law passed in California that bans police officers from charging minors with prostitution.
Law enforcement will have the option of taking
them into temporary custody, under limited circumstances, i.e., if they are
in immediate danger or need medical attention.
So,
if a minor is on the street, promoting themselves and appear healthy, they are
left alone. Doesn’t being a minor on the streets for the purpose of
prostitution qualify as immediate
danger? Evidently just exposing
themselves to beatings, drugs, and
disease isn’t enough...
According
to California liberal legislators, the minors are victims and should not be treated as criminals. Yes, they are victims, but if they are not arrested and sent to
juvenile hall how can they get the help they
need to get off the streets?
Thanks
to liberal convoluted thinking, the pimps will
be enjoying a bigger pay day, and
we will see an increase in underage sex
trafficking. I am hoping there is enough
outrage out there to have this law repealed.
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