So, who would have guessed it. Apparently prostitution is not really about money and the local community in which prostitution takes place (in Bradford) is fine with it. Or at least so the BBC would have us believe in the item @ 7.51am that features Liberal Councillor Qasim Khan and Niki Adams, spokesperson for the English Collective of Prostitutes.Perhaps the real whores are those who £3.5bn a year from us and prostitute every atom of journalistic intregrity? Just saying….
PIMPING PROSTITUTION…
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“Sex workers”, surely ? But, yes I certainly have more respect for them than the BBC. After all you don’t have to pay them if you don’t want them !
To be fair and impartial this was an item about “sex workers” apparently being murdered. However, it seems odd that there was a complete absence of any moral opprobrium which would normally attach to prostitution.
Apparently it’s only those who actually work for a living in the private sector – rather than those who lay on their backs and let the work happen – who suffer any condemnation by the BBC. For instance, lowly bank workers – those who don’t pull down millions but work for (very) ordinary wages in humdrum jobs – are condemned along with the Fred Goodwins of this world by the BBC. It would be too “judgemental” to allow that prostitutes – and useless public sector parasites such as diversity outreach officers or community organisers – are moral voids.
Funny how our edgy and “in yer face,speak it as it is mate!” BBC go all coy regarding prostitution…surely that is the proud profession of old and needs calling as such.
And yet-the Beeb that scorns Whitehouse in perpetuity-the brazen and challenging BBC-won`t dare use that word “prostitute”…has to be “sex worker” these days! Rare for the BBC not to lead us into the sexual revolution as championed by these sexual professionals. No I don`t blame the ladies-just the Beebs hypocrisy!
“So, who would have guessed it. Apparently prostitution is not really about money and the local community in which prostitution takes place (in Bradford) is fine with it.”
Without wanting to come across as a racist. That local community in Bradford is Islamic. Hell the area was a Muslim Getto during the 70s, 40 years down the line, it makes downtown Karachi look multicultural.
Oh how do I know, My uncle owned a shop and my aunt lived just off from the football ground. Both were born in India.
Namaste!
R5 giving heavy coverage to this (horrible) story, placing a LOT of weight on the angle that the girls are (apparently) junkies, prohibition drives the drugs’ prices up, we need legalisation and harm-reduction now etc. In other words another way of presenting the same view that was written as docu-drama recently for the Beeb’s piece about the Ipswich Strangler.
If prossies are ‘sex-workers’, are burglars, muggers etc ‘crime-workers’?