I'd like to add how important it is for business leaders and celebrities especially to fight sex trafficking. When sex traffickers are caught, they most often cite rich CEOs as being their most common clients (which is why hotels near airports are often the last place a trafficking victim is seen in their community). Good CEOs need to be willing to call-out and turn on any of their "friends" that help facilitate it.
The BBC just released a fantastic deep dive into the tattoo artists who offer to remove brands in sex trafficking victims for free and one of the sections involves interviewing a convicted sex traffickers who seems to feel validation for his actions purely because rich CEOs would help him. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/VSUj7yai4n/debranding-my-body
Dixavd on November 2nd, 2019 at 22:10 UTC »
I'd like to add how important it is for business leaders and celebrities especially to fight sex trafficking. When sex traffickers are caught, they most often cite rich CEOs as being their most common clients (which is why hotels near airports are often the last place a trafficking victim is seen in their community). Good CEOs need to be willing to call-out and turn on any of their "friends" that help facilitate it.
The BBC just released a fantastic deep dive into the tattoo artists who offer to remove brands in sex trafficking victims for free and one of the sections involves interviewing a convicted sex traffickers who seems to feel validation for his actions purely because rich CEOs would help him. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/VSUj7yai4n/debranding-my-body
poopybuttholesurfer on November 2nd, 2019 at 23:03 UTC »
You're the king, Kelso
ExcellentTart on November 3rd, 2019 at 01:07 UTC »
I think he seen some shit during his time in the industry.