The streets of many California cities are becoming less safe with each passing day.
Why is that?
Well, according to many residents, the sex trade is taking them over.
They’re Everywhere
In January, a new law went into effect in California.
That law decriminalizes loitering for the purpose of prostitution.
In effect, prostitution has been made legal in California.
Since the law went into effect, a section of Los Angeles called “The Blade” has been packed… with prostitutes and pimps.
Crisis case manager Erin Wilson stated, “You can see the pimps on the street corners.
“You can see them driving down the street.
“You can see them antagonizing women as they work.”
At times, she stated that the line waiting to talk to the prostitutes can be as long as 50 cars.
Wilson’s mother, Stephany Powell, vice president of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, discussed how they are trying to help these women find better options than selling their bodies to make ends meet.
She stated, “What happens is, they’re given information on how to actually get out of the life.
“So, for those that want to get out of the life, they are given resources in order to do so.
“The path to safety and protection, it’s a human rights issue, right?
“And in order to do this, you’ve got to enforce the laws.
“So, force laws against pimping, trafficking, purchasing, while at the same time giving support and pathways for those that are being exploited.”
This seems to be the way in California and other blue states… when you cannot get something under control, legalize it.
Sounds kind of like what Joe Biden is doing with illegal immigration.
Source: Fox News
