Australia's Prostitution Boom

[Jacob]

You know Ide, there are other countries in the world that actually try to carry out your proscribed policies.

Yeah? Which one?

What policies have you proscribed? Funding for liberal arts education?

[Admiral Yi]

Yeah? Which one?

North Korea comes to mind.  Not a lot of private property there.  I think Cuba is pretty good on that front too.  Vietnam?  All the land is technically owned by the state in China.

[Admiral Yi]

What policies have you proscribed? Funding for liberal arts education?

Me?  I'm talking about Ide's nationalization program.

S/B prescribed instead of proscribed.

[Ideologue]

Yeah? Which one?

North Korea comes to mind.  Not a lot of private property there.  I think Cuba is pretty good on that front too.  Vietnam?  All the land is technically owned by the state in China.

I'm sorry, my policy is to wait until capitalism has developed the technological and industrial and educational base of a country to a point when communism can actually function. Hell, we may not be entirely ready yet, but it's time to start talking about the day when it's our country's only hope, and start readying the economy and society for the transition to a highly-controlled system.

North Korea. Get real.

[Ed Anger]

I'm wearing a brown shirt just for you Ide.

[Ideologue]

They wore brown shirts in the RKKA.

[Ed Anger]

They wore brown shirts in the RKKA.

Stop it. You know what I mean.

[Ideologue]

Wings Over the World won't dictate what color your shirt is, Heinrich.

[Ed Anger]

I will tell you what an Antioch student told me in 1993:

You'll be first against the wall.

[jimmy olsen]

It's Slate, but hey, maybe you'll read it anyways: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/roads/2015/01/australia_s_brothel_boom_as_the_country_s_mining_industry_expands_so_does.html

Is mostly just a puff piece about a specific brothel in Darwin, with interviews with a few of the prostitutes and the madam.  Not a single interviewee that was unconnected to the brothel.  Of course they're positive about it.

Until the end, which finishes on a downer

"Langtrees is good—we see a lot of success but we also see a lot of failure," she acknowledges. "I lost a really good friend to suicide. It all was too much for her. She hung herself in a Perth Park."

Then Sue stops. She adds: "Today a 36-year-old woman came in to ask about work. Even though she was 36, we still sent her away to think about it. We always send them away. It's very important. Because, you know, each time they are sleeping with someone, they are selling part of their soul."

[sbr]

A dingo ate my Blu-Ray.

[Ideologue]

It's Slate, but hey, maybe you'll read it anyways: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/roads/2015/01/australia_s_brothel_boom_as_the_country_s_mining_industry_expands_so_does.html

Is mostly just a puff piece about a specific brothel in Darwin, with interviews with a few of the prostitutes and the madam.  Not a single interviewee that was unconnected to the brothel.  Of course they're positive about it.

Until the end, which finishes on a downer

"Langtrees is good—we see a lot of success but we also see a lot of failure," she acknowledges. "I lost a really good friend to suicide. It all was too much for her. She hung herself in a Perth Park."

Then Sue stops. She adds: "Today a 36-year-old woman came in to ask about work. Even though she was 36, we still sent her away to think about it. We always send them away. It's very important. Because, you know, each time they are sleeping with someone, they are selling part of their soul."

You know who belongs in a brothel?  A woman who thinks sleeping with someone for money is selling part of her soul.  This one's 4F, folks.  Send her back to the bomber factory.

[Ideologue]

A dingo ate my Blu-Ray.

Yeah, I didn't see that earlier.  It's a pretty good one.

[HVC]

It's Slate, but hey, maybe you'll read it anyways: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/roads/2015/01/australia_s_brothel_boom_as_the_country_s_mining_industry_expands_so_does.html

Is mostly just a puff piece about a specific brothel in Darwin, with interviews with a few of the prostitutes and the madam.  Not a single interviewee that was unconnected to the brothel.  Of course they're positive about it.

Until the end, which finishes on a downer

“Langtrees is good—we see a lot of success but we also see a lot of failure,” she acknowledges. “I lost a really good friend to suicide. It all was too much for her. She hung herself in a Perth Park.”

Then Sue stops. She adds: “Today a 36-year-old woman came in to ask about work. Even though she was 36, we still sent her away to think about it. We always send them away. It’s very important. Because, you know, each time they are sleeping with someone, they are selling part of their soul.”

You know who belongs in a brothel?  A woman who thinks sleeping with someone for money is selling part of her soul.  This one's 4F, folks.  Send her back to the bomber factory.

you grimace every time a fat girl even looks in your direction. I can't imagine your reaction if you had to sleep with her to pay your rent.

[Razgovory]

Yeah? Which one?

North Korea comes to mind.  Not a lot of private property there.  I think Cuba is pretty good on that front too.  Vietnam?  All the land is technically owned by the state in China.

I think that's true of Belgium as well.