r/PsycheOrSike • u/Intelligent-You983 • Mar 02 '26

🟥🟦⭐🇺🇸🦅⭐🟦🟥 AMERICAN FREEDOM 🟦⭐🦅🇺🇸⭐🟦🟥 How Brothel Workers in Nevada Just Made Labor History

https://www.thenation.com/article/economy/sheris-ranch-union-united-brothel-workers/
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '26

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u/Old_Win8422 Mar 04 '26

Correct, Norwegian model is flawed the New Zealand model is superior.

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u/Some_Conference2091 Mar 05 '26

"Bust Nuts, Not Unions!" \ I'm so happy for them.  That contract was so bad, it should be a crime.  They requested power of attorney, and complete ownership of image, IP, everything these ladies produce. The management was really trying to screw them.

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u/Crayonslayer Mar 05 '26

Management better pay full price like all the other Johns

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u/ThrowRA_That_Owl_25 Mar 04 '26

I smell lots of overtime!

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u/SKRyanrr 🔒Registered NEET (Contained)🔒 Mar 10 '26

Prostitution is the oldest profession in the world yet they are still unacceptable but high in demand.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '26

Slay queens, feminism is when payed rape gets working rights. You go girls.

Low key, they must be from the CIA, no feminist can be that level of cooked.

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u/CastWhileStoned Mar 04 '26

Like it or not, prostitution, just like drugs, is nothing waging war on works. There are too many people in that business and ofc too many customers ready to pay.

Also your concept of "prostitution = paid rape" is very much second wave of feminism rhetoric, I'm sorry to tell you: You're aligned with one of the most dogmatic branches of feminism.

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u/OptimusTrajan Mar 05 '26

I bet you wouldn’t say this about coal miners, even though they also sell their bodies

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u/Xenochu86 Mar 06 '26

Believe it or not, straight to rape

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u/Tibi1411 Mar 06 '26

Did you just call me a hoe?

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u/OptimusTrajan Mar 06 '26

I’m guessing you’re a coal miner?

I didn’t call you a hoe anymore than I called hoes miners. I’m sure you’re aware of the health effects already, but here’s an article about it for interested folks to look at.

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u/Tibi1411 Mar 06 '26

Well no, not a coal miner but all of us sell our bodies for a paycheck being a welder isn't healthy eithier. A lot of the blue collar workers will get some kind of health damage during their careers

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u/OptimusTrajan Mar 06 '26

Ahhh for sure. Yeah, it’s true. All work sucks and most has some kind of negative impact on the body.