Comments for Innocence Atlanta http://www.innocenceatlanta.org Stop Child Sex Trafficking Wed, 11 Jan 2012 03:15:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Our Story by January 11th is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day | Sociological Ruminations http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/about/our-story/#comment-76 January 11th is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day | Sociological Ruminations Wed, 11 Jan 2012 03:15:08 +0000 http://www.take2digital.com/innocenceatlanta/?page_id=7#comment-76 [...] Child sex trafficking in Atlanta [...] [...] Child sex trafficking in Atlanta [...]

]]> Comment on “From Survivors to Thrivers”: Restoring the Identities of CSEC victims by Beth Clymer http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/09/rehabilitation/#comment-73 Beth Clymer Wed, 28 Dec 2011 18:52:30 +0000 http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/?p=2868#comment-73 Katrina, thank you very much for sharing the Innocence Atlanta articles. We are so glad to be in this fight together. Katrina, thank you very much for sharing the Innocence Atlanta articles. We are so glad to be in this fight together.

]]> Comment on “From Survivors to Thrivers”: Restoring the Identities of CSEC victims by Katrina Owens http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/09/rehabilitation/#comment-61 Katrina Owens Sun, 13 Nov 2011 16:15:04 +0000 http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/?p=2868#comment-61 This is an awesome article. Thank you for your work. I'm tweeting it right now. This is an awesome article. Thank you for your work. I’m tweeting it right now.

]]> Comment on All Dolled Up by Katie Hope http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/08/all-dolled-up/#comment-58 Katie Hope Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:54:15 +0000 http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/?p=2506#comment-58 Wow. This was really educational and moving for me. Thank you for writing this and sharing it. Wow. This was really educational and moving for me. Thank you for writing this and sharing it.

]]> Comment on Does the Super Bowl fuel the sex trafficking industry? by Jade http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/06/does-the-super-bowl-fuel-the-sex-trafficking-industry/#comment-57 Jade Fri, 28 Oct 2011 13:55:53 +0000 http://meetjustice.org/?p=1644#comment-57 "Jeff Lewis" (fake name, obviously), you are a bold faced liar. I've seen this copy/paste mantra of yours posted on other OFFICIAL and LEGAL sites exposing this issue. Are you a champion for the sex trafficking industry? You are clearly trying to discredit this movement, so one must wonder. I know you are a fraud, and possibly worse, because of this on your website: [quote] "It is not easy for criminals to engage in Sex Trafficking activity: Sex trafficking is illegal and the penalties are very severe. It is very difficult to force someone to be a sex slave, they would have to have 24 hour guards posted and be watched 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Have the threat of violence if they refused, and have no one notice and complain to the authorities or police. They would need to hide from the general public yet still manage to see customers from the general public and not have the customers turn the traffickers in to the police. They would need to provide them with medical care, food, shelter, and have all their basic needs met. They would need to have the sex slaves put on a fake front that they enjoyed what they were doing, act flirtatious and do their job well. They would have to deal with the authorities looking for the missing women, and hide any money they may make, since it comes from illegal activity. They must do all of this while constantly trying to prevent the sex slaves from escaping and reporting them to the police. They would need to prevent the general public from reporting them into the police. This is extremely difficult to do, which makes this activity rare. " [end quote] No one is this stupid! You are saying sex slavery doesn't exist because it's too difficult for pimps… really … Really? Well, thanks for discrediting yourself so well. I think everyone who goes to your page that you linked through your name and reads the f*cktarded drivel you posted can immediately see what your intentions are and will not give your words any serious thought. Pass this on to your friends: We are everywhere. We are watching. We will NEVER stop SPEAKING OUT AND SPEAKING UP! You can do everything in your feeble power to TRY to make sex crimes appear less serious than they are, but you will always fail. As easily as it is to find sites that expose these horrors, it is as easy to find out how much of a liar you are. One has to always ask oneself why someone would spread false information, especially when it concerns child rape. “Jeff Lewis” (fake name, obviously), you are a bold faced liar. I’ve seen this copy/paste mantra of yours posted on other OFFICIAL and LEGAL sites exposing this issue. Are you a champion for the sex trafficking industry? You are clearly trying to discredit this movement, so one must wonder. I know you are a fraud, and possibly worse, because of this on your website:

[quote] “It is not easy for criminals to engage in Sex Trafficking activity:

Sex trafficking is illegal and the penalties are very severe. It is very difficult to force someone to be a sex slave, they would have to have 24 hour guards posted and be watched 365 days a year, 24 hours per day. Have the threat of violence if they refused, and have no one notice and complain to the authorities or police. They would need to hide from the general public yet still manage to see customers from the general public and not have the customers turn the traffickers in to the police. They would need to provide them with medical care, food, shelter, and have all their basic needs met. They would need to have the sex slaves put on a fake front that they enjoyed what they were doing, act flirtatious and do their job well. They would have to deal with the authorities looking for the missing women, and hide any money they may make, since it comes from illegal activity. They must do all of this while constantly trying to prevent the sex slaves from escaping and reporting them to the police. They would need to prevent the general public from reporting them into the police.

This is extremely difficult to do, which makes this activity rare. ” [end quote]

No one is this stupid! You are saying sex slavery doesn’t exist because it’s too difficult for pimps… really … Really?

Well, thanks for discrediting yourself so well. I think everyone who goes to your page that you linked through your name and reads the f*cktarded drivel you posted can immediately see what your intentions are and will not give your words any serious thought.

Pass this on to your friends: We are everywhere. We are watching. We will NEVER stop SPEAKING OUT AND SPEAKING UP! You can do everything in your feeble power to TRY to make sex crimes appear less serious than they are, but you will always fail. As easily as it is to find sites that expose these horrors, it is as easy to find out how much of a liar you are.

One has to always ask oneself why someone would spread false information, especially when it concerns child rape.

]]> Comment on Statistics by Running for Justice | elizabethclymer http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/about/statistics/#comment-50 Running for Justice | elizabethclymer Sat, 17 Sep 2011 22:44:13 +0000 http://www.take2digital.com/innocenceatlanta/?page_id=1999#comment-50 [...] (More statistics on the commercial sexual exploitation of children) [...] [...] (More statistics on the commercial sexual exploitation of children) [...]

]]> Comment on National Call In Day for Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act by A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | elizabethclymer http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/08/national-call-in-day-for-trafficking-victims-protection-reauthorization-act/#comment-49 A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | elizabethclymer Sat, 17 Sep 2011 22:38:25 +0000 http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/?p=2822#comment-49 [...] you were unaware of the flurry of activity regarding National Call-In Day on September 8th, you might also have missed the point behind it: to encourage legislators to pass the 2011 version [...] [...] you were unaware of the flurry of activity regarding National Call-In Day on September 8th, you might also have missed the point behind it: to encourage legislators to pass the 2011 version [...]

]]> Comment on Before TVPA: A History of CSEC Legislation in the United States by A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | elizabethclymer http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/06/before-tvpa-a-history-of-csec-legislation-in-the-united-states/#comment-48 A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | elizabethclymer Sat, 17 Sep 2011 22:37:50 +0000 http://meetjustice.org/?p=1528#comment-48 [...] of trafficking related legislation prior to the TVPA, check out Summer Intern Natalie Decker’s blog post) According to a fact sheet provided by the Department of Health and Human service, the 2000 TVPA [...] [...] of trafficking related legislation prior to the TVPA, check out Summer Intern Natalie Decker’s blog post) According to a fact sheet provided by the Department of Health and Human service, the 2000 TVPA [...]

]]> Comment on Statistics by bclymeratmeetjustice http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/about/statistics/#comment-47 bclymeratmeetjustice Sat, 17 Sep 2011 17:23:00 +0000 http://www.take2digital.com/innocenceatlanta/?page_id=1999#comment-47 [...] (More statistics on the commercial sexual exploitation of children) [...] [...] (More statistics on the commercial sexual exploitation of children) [...]

]]> Comment on Before TVPA: A History of CSEC Legislation in the United States by A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | Innocence Atlanta http://www.innocenceatlanta.org/2011/06/before-tvpa-a-history-of-csec-legislation-in-the-united-states/#comment-46 A Brief Summary of the 2011 TVPRA | Innocence Atlanta Fri, 16 Sep 2011 17:17:55 +0000 http://meetjustice.org/?p=1528#comment-46 [...] of trafficking related legislation prior to the TVPA, check out Summer Intern Natalie Decker’s blog post) According to a fact sheet provided by the Department of Health and Human service, the 2000 TVPA [...] [...] of trafficking related legislation prior to the TVPA, check out Summer Intern Natalie Decker’s blog post) According to a fact sheet provided by the Department of Health and Human service, the 2000 TVPA [...]

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