Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls

"Sex trafficking 2016," meet "white slavery 1910."

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Posted By: Paul - Sat Jul 16, 2016
Category: Crime | Sexuality | Public Indecency | The More Things Change | 1910s

Comments

good grief. this is crazy talk!

Posted by chris on 07/16/16 at 08:44 AM

Reminds me of that Liam Neeson movie, Taken.

Posted by Alex on 07/16/16 at 10:21 AM

So, I'm in traffic, and it's a nasty fight for position. Luckily, my beautiful young wife has a wonderful idea. Without a word, she slides into my lap and soon, I'm into the young girl, if you know what I mean. It was the best traffic fight I've ever had.

Posted by Greg on 07/16/16 at 05:41 PM

And they haven't even gotten ro rhe REAL trouble in River City, the pool hall.

Posted by Virtual on 07/16/16 at 07:35 PM

Oops, darn typos.

Posted by Virtual on 07/16/16 at 07:38 PM

Does the guy in the illustrations look more like Charlie Sheen or more like Ted Cruz? I'm leaning toward Cruz, because of the smirk.

Posted by Fritz G on 07/17/16 at 08:04 AM

My Mom said in the 1950-60s the white slavery was house wives stuck in split levels in the suburbs with kids while hubby drank with the boys after work and flirted with female office help.

Posted by Gator Guy on 07/17/16 at 06:56 PM

@Virtual - Thought you were transforming into Scoobey-Doo for a minute there.

Posted by GFinKS on 07/18/16 at 09:18 AM

Congress authorized a commission to look into the "white slavery 1910" crisis. The result:
1. White slavery did not exist. The girls could "earn" more in prostitution than in the office or at the local store. Surprise, surprise, the girls went where the money was.
2. The commission was headed by a young public servant and lawyer from the US Justice Department by the name of J. Edgar Hoover.

Posted by Jeff on 07/19/16 at 08:57 AM

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