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Solutions?

by Alexa on April 27, 2009 · 10 comments

Nathan Creitz, over at Church Ethos, posted an article concerning the legalization of prostitution a few days ago. He was examining the issue and offering a “solution” to the “problem.”
His assessment suffers from at least two critical flaws, however. First, much of his information comes from web sites run by the anti-prostitution crowd. Despite widespread [...]

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Dear Mr. Spitzer

by Alexa on April 6, 2009 · 27 comments

In case you haven’t heard, Eliot Spitzer is back in the public limelight. I guess he feels it’s “safe” to come out of hiding now that the furor over his being caught with his zipper down has subsided. Apparently, that extends to his family as well – he says he’s been “forgiven” by his wife [...]

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Towards a New Proposition K

by Alexa on November 18, 2008 · 7 comments

Many of you recall that Proposition K, which would’ve basically decriminalized prostitution here in San Francisco, failed. This, despite some media stories suggesting that it had the support of about 73% of the city’s voters. I still have no idea where CNN came up with that figure. Perhaps it is(was) a reflection of those who [...]

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Alexa’s Update # 10

by Alexa on August 27, 2008 · 4 comments

I know I’m a couple of days late on this, but there really hasn’t been much to update you on. I’ve seen a few clients, but nothing has really stood out as something y’all might be interested in. I am still seeing Rick many mornings around 6AM, and he’s still forking out the cash for [...]

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