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and another resource for sex workers bites the dust under heavy legislation

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Feb 14, 2022

It is with a heavy heart that we have decided to shut down Switter as it has become impossible to sustain under the weight of misguided, ill-informed, and harmful legislation from around the world. Please see our public statement more information: assemblyfour.com/switter-public

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the anti sex work war will be one of those things we look back on in history with collective embarrassment

5:12 AM · Mar 15, 2022

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Meanwhile, the ones making such laws have no trouble hitting like when stuff come across their feed.

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We should. But I'm not sure we will.

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It’s already embarrassing, to anyone who thinks about it for more than five seconds

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Is amnesty international still treating sex workers like shit or is that something you aren’t aware of? Or have they changed!?

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The anti sex work war is a secondary battle of the bigger war for or against wage slavery. (Because without wage slavery, there would be no ground to say “they're being exploited” in response to “it's their choice”.)

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And the drug war

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It’ll get worse as liberal norms and values get outcompeted by high fertility ones. We’re at the high water mark of tolerance

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unfortunately i'm not convinced this trend will disappear before we get sex robots.

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I don't think we'll necessarily be embarrassed about having been opposed to the commodification of sex, but I agree we may be embarrassed about the actual tactics used in the war against it.

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