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[Halloween Mike]

Maybe you guys should start wearing sunglasses, a wig and a fake beard

Its not that bad an idea honestly.

I tought of using covid masks/hoodie and sunglasses personally. Even if im not secretive in what im doing as i said before like why not lol.

Just need to make sure to tell the SP you are not sick and its only for anonymity as you enter lol. And obviously remove these to not scare her.

 

[Halloween Mike]

As many have mentioned, the chances of LE intervention to go after the clients might be low. However, I think the risk is If the incall locations of some other agencies are known, there is nothing stopping journalists from sitting across the street from a building and taking note of who goes in and out trying to figure out patterns or signs.Then the last thing you know, you could end up in the next news story or video.

This is the possibility but then again are these not as well residential units? Unless you go.2/3 times a week... Hard to point you exactly as a client.

 

[JLMontreal]

Maybe you guys should start wearing sunglasses, a wig and a fake beard

I was actually checking to buy an uber eats backpack and wear it while entering the incall . So no suspicion will be raised for sure.

 

[Blackjackmac]

The idea that being French and/or francophone means having a laissez-faire attitude to anything related to sex is a myth. It'a not true in France and it's not true in Quebec. Quebeckers do generally have tolerant attitudes towards premarital sex, birth control, abortion, and people's personal and private sex lives. But over recent decades a strong feminist movement has developed in Quebec and despite what some people say ("Well I'm a feminist and I support escorts") mainstream feminism is mostly anti-prostitution.

Of course, they say they support escorts and don't want them arrested, which is true, but they love the current "Nordic Law" which criminalizes clients but not escorts. The feminists refuse to acknowledge that this is a dumb law that effectively makes it more difficult and dangerous to work as an escort. It's all about good intentions!

Also, there are still elements of Quebec society that are very conservative, sometimes religious and family oriented. Most Montreal escorts come from the francophone population and a lot of people don't like that. Families worry that their daughters will get sucked into the escort lifestyle and they don't like that possibility.

France also has a Nordic Law on prostitution and the situation is similar though French police are much less tolerant of agencies. The elites in Montreal somewhat slavishly follow social trends in France so it's not surprising that attitudes towards questions of sex are very similar in France and Quebec.

Spot on.

Quebec is feminist. That means it supports sexual activities and work as long as it is along feminist values (drag queens, LGBT parades where guys flash their dicks to kids etc…)

However as soon as a normal hetero guy can be seen to take any form of pleasure they are instantly against it. Hetero male sexual interests and exploration are seen as inherently evil and abusive.

 

[2fast2slow]

The idea that being French and/or francophone means having a laissez-faire attitude to anything related to sex is a myth. It'a not true in France and it's not true in Quebec. Quebeckers do generally have tolerant attitudes towards premarital sex, birth control, abortion, and people's personal and private sex lives. But over recent decades a strong feminist movement has developed in Quebec and despite what some people say ("Well I'm a feminist and I support escorts") mainstream feminism is mostly anti-prostitution.

Of course, they say they support escorts and don't want them arrested, which is true, but they love the current "Nordic Law" which criminalizes clients but not escorts. The feminists refuse to acknowledge that this is a dumb law that effectively makes it more difficult and dangerous to work as an escort. It's all about good intentions!

Also, there are still elements of Quebec society that are very conservative, sometimes religious and family oriented. Most Montreal escorts come from the francophone population and a lot of people don't like that. Families worry that their daughters will get sucked into the escort lifestyle and they don't like that possibility.

France also has a Nordic Law on prostitution and the situation is similar though French police are much less tolerant of agencies. The elites in Montreal somewhat slavishly follow social trends in France so it's not surprising that attitudes towards questions of sex are very similar in France and Quebec.

Interesting remark. The reporter in this case is, as we all know, french from France, which had a little tinge of patronization..

 

[Flabert]

Quebec is under some influence from France but we have our own particularities and there is also the western zeitgeist at play.

Here we have “liberals” against heterosexual male exploitation and “conservatives” against sex/liberals. There are almost no group who can defend any form of escorting because some people are silently in favor while escorts are enfantilized as always victims. There is also enough bad situations in escorting that can mask the good side.

I think elites like politicians and police tend to the controversy of the day but know it goes away so a lot of what they do is performative. Agencies and massage parlors are very well known (some even advertized on the street) yet interventions mostly try to stop extremely negative behaviors (we all agree). More importantly they talk a big game which calms the normies even if nothing is done. Think about the moral panic around every f1 grand prix. Bla bla bla but nothing gets done.

Talking about western zeitgest, this video criticizes the judicial system in Australia but could have been about Canada - we are that similar.