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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I'm sorry if you believe the 45 and 58 yo women that attended Kraft are sex slaves brought here against their will and threatened. I simply don't believe that at all.
Was there prostitution going on, yes probably, so what? They need to legalize it to reduce the abuse the women have to go through. I don't look down on prostitutes or call them whores, to me they are working women. They should be protected, regulated, and taxed just like any other service.
I can suddenly hear Kraft’s voice asking for the rub and tug at the front desk. Hiccups and all.
We’re trying to bump the Malcolm Butler thread back down to #2, which would fall between the Kraft thread and the Hernandez thread, but still in front of the Deflategate thread. I think.Wow, 136 pages. This prostitution thing must be the world's newest profession!
That would be the most depersonalized non-sensual intimate transaction broached in the history of mankind.I can suddenly hear Kraft’s voice asking for the rub and tug at the front desk. Hiccups and all.
Which massage was sweeter, though? I’m thinking the one that took place on Sunday morning, although the double-handed job on Saturday had to be pretty good, too.Unequivocally the Sweetest
We’re trying to bump the Malcolm Butler thread back down to #2, which would fall between the Kraft thread and the Hernandez thread, but still in front of the Deflategate thread. I think.
I’m going to go and re-watch SB highlights.
not a warning...I have no "warning" power because I've been a cantankerous old coot here well over twenty years. I replied because the two of you have your own OPINION on this whole passion play. It's a trigger topic and as we all know in this age of social justice warriorship "I'm triggered!" always leads to acrimonious insults. As Patriots fans we should "slow our roll", as the hipsters say, and stay united through this unfortunate time.Joker. You did not have a reply icon. You are right I did get angry. I made a blanket statement. He directed his statement directly at me that I am naive. I don’t take kindly direct insults of my knowledge or interpretation. You will feel my anger at that point. Hell I watch you go off on people.
Since you have some longevity on this site. I will respect your warning. But when someone attacks me directly they will get my dark side. Just like I am sure you would do the same
"United"? As far as I'm concerned, Bob's on his own with this sleazy escapade.not a warning...I have no "warning" power because I've been a cantankerous old coot here well over twenty years. I replied because the two of you have your own OPINION on this whole passion play. It's a trigger topic and as we all know in this age of social justice warriorship "I'm triggered!" always leads to acrimonious insults. As Patriots fans we should "slow our roll", as the hipsters say, and stay united through this unfortunate time.
My apologies for my name calling. I am not sure of the ages of Krafts servants. I have not read details of the case. The parts that I heard that made me know this was human trafficking was the girls cooking out back and sleeping in the salon. The transferring of girls from one saloon to another. These actions are classic with HT. Take my daughter’s word on this, this is her living. There were more than the 2 women you are referring to that stayed at this salon. My guess is some are slaves. Kraft himself is involved in a miseamenor. Whether you feel prostitution should be legal. It is Illegal.. Kraft also should have known that.I'm sorry if you believe the 45 and 58 yo women that attended Kraft are sex slaves brought here against their will and threatened. I simply don't believe that at all.
Was there prostitution going on, yes probably, so what? They need to legalize it to reduce the abuse the women have to go through. I don't look down on prostitutes or call them whores, to me they are working women. They should be protected, regulated, and taxed just like any other service.
There are plenty of laws that aren't enforced but I'm not advocating for that.I agree that it should be legalized for these reasons. However, if everyone can break laws that they personally don’t agree with and not have consequences, good luck living in that society.
it's not Krafty Swingerson I'm worried about, Tunes..."United"? As far as I'm concerned, Bob's on his own with this sleazy escapade.
LOL. You must be a white male.
The way I see it this personal indiscretion of his has nothing to do with the football team -- so far, at least.it's not Krafty Swingerson I'm worried about, Tunes...
Prostitution is against the law. He paid for sex. Human Trafficking is real. The women in these cases do not talk, making the kingpins hard to pin down. They are in fear. There family and themselves are threatened. Yes right at the moment they do not have the kingpins because the girls will not cooperate. But that does not mean Law Enforcement should not keep trying. Kudos to that Florida CountyLaw Dept. We are not going to become a better country until we have law enforcement that keeps trying to finally get one or two of these girls to speak.
You say I am naive. My daughter is in the States Probation Dept in regards to Human Trafficking. She said this case is textbook. They are brought and promised to be nail tech’s and citizenship. They are then brought here to become slaves and threatened to keep their silence. So please with your pompous know it all attitude.
Your nothing more than an uninformed moron
Which massage was sweeter, though? I’m thinking the one that took place on Sunday morning, although the double-handed job on Saturday had to be pretty good, too.
There’s likely no need for a leak. From articles I’ve read it mostly likely is or will be a public record under FL freedom of information laws. The state will have to give it out to any Florida-based entity (and maybe any entity) who asks properly.If he gets off on a technicality someone will just leak the tape to TMZ anyway, Goodell is dropping the hammer either way now.
Well yes of course no one made him go through with it but that's besides my point.Doesn't matter. He went in which was his choice. He has only himself to blame.
So what do you think the cop could have said: I just saw you leaving the massage parlor and wanted to know who you are in case I need a reference? Or, there have been Bentleys being robbed in the neighborhood and want to make sure you two old azz gentlemen didn't jack this one?
Again what he said is meaningless. The existence of probable cause is relevant, not what is said to the suspect.I mean you're not suggesting he said: you are a suspect so I need to see your id when we go to arrest you.
Again he could have said many things, I have no idea on why you are hung up on this. The validity of the stop is based upon having a legitimate reason to make the stop not the conversation you have with the suspect.Maybe he simply said, Mr. Kraft is that you? Sorry but I had to pull you over to make sure it was you, my boyz aren't going to believe me, can I take a pic of your id?
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