Both Congresswoman Ann Wagner & Sen. Claire McCaskill were instrumental in pushing strict crackdown legislation forward which targeted online outlets . . . And now some of our TKC readers think the Internet is slightly less entertaining because of it. Read more:
Craigslist will no longer display personal ads after passage of sex trafficking bill
Craigslist will no longer display personal ads on its website after the Senate voted to pass the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act yesterday. The bill means websites will be held liable for hosting sex trafficking content. It will also make it easier for victims of sex trafficking and prosecutors to sue companies that fail to keep exploitative content from their websites.
Now when I want sex with a morbidly obese Black woman, I'll have to go to Krispy Kreme or Churches Chicken or Wal Mart or Target or Family Services--what an inconvenience !
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ReplyDeleteDamn! There goes my weekends.
Times are tough for a pimp.
ReplyDeleteSo two women who aren't getting laid regularly want to make sure nobody else is either if they have anything to do with it. Meanwhile crime is out of control in the state and these two twits are worried about who gets pussy where.
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ReplyDeleteThis was a popular way for LGBT people to connect, especially those who weren’t out of the closet. I thought the Dems were supposed to be their advocates?
ReplyDeleteClaire says no tax cut, no guns, no dating for you.
ReplyDeleteIts always fat ugly bitches that push for a monopoly on pussy. They think the only place a man should pay for it it in divorce court. Talk about control freaks.
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