The media pretends it is pro-women, but the liberal politics it embraces allows, truly, for the dehumanization of every human being--babies and children are disposable, women are "products" to be used for pleasure, hard working men are cogs in the wheel, etc.
God bless Marco for not only addressing the evil that happens in these places, but for rightly pointing the finger at the enablers--the business that embraces these advertisers who sell human beings for sex.
Now, let us pray to God above for revival, and let us move our bodies in reaction to help some of the poor souls caught up in this danger.
We are the hands and feet of Christ here on earth, after all--let's allow the Holy Spirit to work through us to turn our world around.
We should have made slavery subject to the death penalty some time ago.
‘The media pretends it is pro-women, but the liberal politics it embraces allows, truly, for the dehumanization of every human being—babies and children are disposable, women are “products” to be used for pleasure, hard working men are cogs in the wheel, etc.’
All humans are merely products to serve the “all-powerful state” in the contemporary liberal worldview.
The problem with Rubio is that his Pro-Amnesty agenda and legislation actually fosters a lot of this “White Slavery”
By having a tough immigration program, with sealed borders and 100% deportation, we can prevent a lot of this. Many of these girls and women who are turned into chattel are Illegal Aliens, and their perp slave holders are also Illegals.
Rubio’s history here in Florida was that of preventing tough laws to counter Illegal Alienism (while as FL House Speaker)...and while in the US Senate Rubio seems to do nothing but push for Illegal Alien Amnesty...working with Democrats to pass DREAM Act Amnesty.
If he truly has issues with White Slavery....Rubio can start by pushing for secured borders, 100% Deportation, and NO AMNESTY
Thank you for those true words...my Bible study group sent letters to our Governor asking that something be done...got a form letter back saying to contact agencies...nothing done about it yet...it is rampant in Houston.
While I understand the analogy, I disagree with the use of the term “slavery” in these cases.
The distinguishing fact of slavery is that it is a legally enforced relationship between two persons.
The “slavery” at issue here is an illegal relationship that is immediately quashed when brought to the attention of the authorities. This distinction does not perhaps make a huge difference in the daily lives of those so treated, but it says a great deal about the societies involved.