The future of Sosua

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cobraboy

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Without any arrests the influx of mongers will continue to rise as the wonderful world of Sosua spreads her legs open far and wide welcoming all.
I disagree.

All the DR would have to do is differentiate between citizens/residents and tourists.

Register prostitutes along with required health checks. Require them to show their ID cards in public.

Require tourists to buy "hooker tickets" from the gubmint which requires the tourist's name and health verification. Tax the tickets. No health certificate, no tickets. Maybe have a kiosk at the airport for convenience.

Post the names and photos of those buying "hooker tickets" on the health department website.

Then, with random checks, arrest any girl who hooks a tourist without a tourist ticket. Ditto a john who tries to buy an undercover hooker without a "hooker ticket."

Set up a Snitch Reward System for folks turning in an unregistered hooker or john. You know that would work, for money and revenge.

Then you have just made *some* prostitution illegal, even though prostitution is "legal." And then "legal" prostitution becomes less anonymous.

Complex? Well, yes. Difficult to enforce? Maybe. Hard to tell. I could see the Hooker Police hanging around the hooker bars randomly asking for couples to show their ID and tickets.

But it *could* be done without just random arrests of tourists for no real reason. So create the reason.

And if the word ever got out in the monger community, I doubt they'd be so anxious to be a weekend Pimp Daddy Warrior, Especially if names of those who bought tickets are posted online. You don't think that website would become popular for Boos who don't understand why their Man takes trips to the DR all the time? Or employers?

Of course, it won't happen, but *could* be done. In the meantime, the Powers That Be will just do as they have always done: harass people into submission because they can. If you dont like it, file a suit against the gubmint and see where that goes.

I know in my neck of the woods in FL two local counties (around Tampa Bay) required people to be licensed as "adult entertainers" in bookstores, massage parlors, girly dancing bars, etc., with names and pictures posted online. Background checks, etc. That put a real kibosh on that industry and those places had a really difficult time maintaining staff. Places were constantly raided for unregistered employees, and the busts were perp walks on TV.

It all comes down to political will.
 
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ramesses

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I disagree.

All the DR would have to do is differentiate between citizens/residents and tourists.

Register prostitutes along with required health checks. Require them to show their ID cards in public.

Require tourists to buy "hooker tickets" from the gubmint which requires the tourist's name and health verification. Tax the tickets. No health certificate, no tickets. Maybe have a kiosk at the airport for convenience.

Post the names and photos of those buying "hooker tickets" on the health department website.

Then, with random checks, arrest any girl who hooks a tourist without a tourist ticket. Ditto a john who tries to buy an undercover hooker without a "hooker ticket."

Set up a Snitch Reward System for folks turning in an unregistered hooker or john. You know that would work, for money and revenge.

Then you have just made *some* prostitution illegal, even though prostitution is "legal." And then "legal" prostitution becomes less anonymous.

Complex? Well, yes. Difficult to enforce? Maybe. Hard to tell. I could see the Hooker Police hanging around the hooker bars randomly asking for couples to show their ID and tickets.

But it *could* be done without just random arrests of tourists for no real reason. So create the reason.

And if the word ever got out in the monger community, I doubt they'd be so anxious to be a weekend Pimp Daddy Warrior, Especially if names of those who bought tickets are posted online. You don't think that website would become popular for Boos who don't understand why their Man takes trips to the DR all the time? Or employers?

Of course, it won't happen, but *could* be done. In the meantime, the Powers That Be will just do as they have always done: harass people into submission because they can. If you dont like it, file a suit against the gubmint and see where that goes.

I know in my neck of the woods in FL two local counties (around Tampa Bay) required people to be licensed as "adult entertainers" in bookstores, massage parlors, girly dancing bars, etc., with names and pictures posted online. Background checks, etc. That put a real kibosh on that industry and those places had a really difficult time maintaining staff. Places were constantly raided for unregistered employees, and the busts were perp walks on TV.

It all comes down to political will.

That is a great idea. It would work like a charm in the DR. They are good at organizing stuff like this.
 
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Derfish

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I disagree.

All the DR would have to do is differentiate between citizens/residents and tourists.

Register prostitutes along with required health checks. Require them to show their ID cards in public.

Require tourists to buy "hooker tickets" from the gubmint which requires the tourist's name and health verification. Tax the tickets. No health certificate, no tickets. Maybe have a kiosk at the airport for convenience.

Post the names and photos of those buying "hooker tickets" on the health department website.

Then, with random checks, arrest any girl who hooks a tourist without a tourist ticket. Ditto a john who tries to buy an undercover hooker without a "hooker ticket."

Set up a Snitch Reward System for folks turning in an unregistered hooker or john. You know that would work, for money and revenge.

Then you have just made *some* prostitution illegal, even though prostitution is "legal." And then "legal" prostitution becomes less anonymous.

Complex? Well, yes. Difficult to enforce? Maybe. Hard to tell. I could see the Hooker Police hanging around the hooker bars randomly asking for couples to show their ID and tickets.

But it *could* be done without just random arrests of tourists for no real reason. So create the reason.

And if the word ever got out in the monger community, I doubt they'd be so anxious to be a weekend Pimp Daddy Warrior, Especially if names of those who bought tickets are posted online. You don't think that website would become popular for Boos who don't understand why their Man takes trips to the DR all the time? Or employers?

Of course, it won't happen, but *could* be done. In the meantime, the Powers That Be will just do as they have always done: harass people into submission because they can. If you dont like it, file a suit against the gubmint and see where that goes.

I know in my neck of the woods in FL two local counties (around Tampa Bay) required people to be licensed as "adult entertainers" in bookstores, massage parlors, girly dancing bars, etc., with names and pictures posted online. Background checks, etc. That put a real kibosh on that industry and those places had a really difficult time maintaining staff. Places were constantly raided for unregistered employees, and the busts were perp walks on TV.

It all comes down to political will.

In Panama while I was there the chicas had to have a physical exam every week. They had to carry a card proving they'd been to a doctor within the last week and present while proposition any would be client. System seemed to work there pretty well.
 
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cobraboy

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That is a great idea. It would work like a charm in the DR. They are good at organizing stuff like this.
:cheeky:

Maybe a few billboards putting bounties on unregistered hookers and johns, and it might become an industry! :cheeky:

(Of course, I jest. I'm just stating it would be possible to reduce the footprint of sex tourism without arresting the johns.)

(IF they really wanted to.)

(It's just easier to harass the bars.)
 
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Sosua Sonny

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I disagree.

All the DR would have to do is differentiate between citizens/residents and tourists.

Register prostitutes along with required health checks. Require them to show their ID cards in public.

Require tourists to buy "hooker tickets" from the gubmint which requires the tourist's name and health verification. Tax the tickets. No health certificate, no tickets. Maybe have a kiosk at the airport for convenience.

Post the names and photos of those buying "hooker tickets" on the health department website.

Then, with random checks, arrest any girl who hooks a tourist without a tourist ticket. Ditto a john who tries to buy an undercover hooker without a "hooker ticket."

Set up a Snitch Reward System for folks turning in an unregistered hooker or john. You know that would work, for money and revenge.

Then you have just made *some* prostitution illegal, even though prostitution is "legal." And then "legal" prostitution becomes less anonymous.

Complex? Well, yes. Difficult to enforce? Maybe. Hard to tell. I could see the Hooker Police hanging around the hooker bars randomly asking for couples to show their ID and tickets.

But it *could* be done without just random arrests of tourists for no real reason. So create the reason.

And if the word ever got out in the monger community, I doubt they'd be so anxious to be a weekend Pimp Daddy Warrior, Especially if names of those who bought tickets are posted online. You don't think that website would become popular for Boos who don't understand why their Man takes trips to the DR all the time? Or employers?

Of course, it won't happen, but *could* be done. In the meantime, the Powers That Be will just do as they have always done: harass people into submission because they can. If you dont like it, file a suit against the gubmint and see where that goes.

I know in my neck of the woods in FL two local counties (around Tampa Bay) required people to be licensed as "adult entertainers" in bookstores, massage parlors, girly dancing bars, etc., with names and pictures posted online. Background checks, etc. That put a real kibosh on that industry and those places had a really difficult time maintaining staff. Places were constantly raided for unregistered employees, and the busts were perp walks on TV.

It all comes down to political will.

D.R. is having much difficulty in just paving Sosua Rte#5

This plan is much too complex for the D.R.
 
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cobraboy

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In Panama while I was there the chicas had to have a physical exam every week. They had to carry a card proving they'd been to a doctor within the last week and present while proposition any would be client. System seemed to work there pretty well.
Maybe the gubmint could offer a volume discount for Weekend Warriors, you know, buy 9 Hooker Tickets and get one free.

And the Hooker Tickets collected by the hookers are redeemed for cash.
 
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chico bill

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Maybe the gubmint could offer a volume discount for Weekend Warriors, you know, buy 9 Hooker Tickets and get one free.

And the Hooker Tickets collected by the hookers are redeemed for cash.

And a weekly raffle - take one home with you
 
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USA DOC

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Since then there are countless more people promoting Sosua on Youtube.

Moving the bars from one end to another will make no difference.

If they want to make change in Sosua they should throw a few mongers in jail. That news will spread like wildfire.

...right....I thought the AI resorts just had a taste of that medicine..fewer tourists..no matter what kind..means Huge $$ loss that can never be recouped...……..Doc...….
 
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johne

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And just think about the many areas of new corruption schemes. Free BJ at doctors office. "Doc, let out of here quick. No need for checking...I'm in a hurry. Or, hooker police. Oh my, sooooo many ops. "Honey, I can give you "MY" pass. You know, one dirty hand washes another dirty hand". Or Poppa bear from burbs of NJ there for the weekend. AH! a gringo got caught. Big bucks. I'll tell him he ain't catching no Jet Blue today. This is jet blew! No, No, No. Worth at least $200 for my Christmas propane. I'm certain you guys can think of another dozen areas of new corruption. LOL
 
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ogunjobi123

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Sarcasm,
Master Level ..

lmao

Free money for cops. I would love to see them bust a American couple for prostitution. Soon as you bring a Dominican woman from one area to this area she is than reclassed as a prostitute?. I would bet if they did this the woman would simply move to another beach.
 
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johne

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Free money for cops. I would love to see them bust a American couple for prostitution. Soon as you bring a Dominican woman from one area to this area she is than reclassed as a prostitute?. I would bet if they did this the woman would simply move to another beach.


I guess you're right as we all need to eat and put food on the table and buy pampers Do you know how prositutes enjoy their work??? hmmmm. My guess...zero, as in none. We all know this and there are no viable solutions to the problem that will be settled here. IMHO.
 
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johne

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A thought just crossed my mind regarding the clean up of prostitution. That is, how would a clean-up of thousands of sites on the net on the subject of "one of the sex capital etc..." be done? The net is not exactly like a book being thrown away after it goes out of print. Be reminded of "11 deaths reported" and how significant the impact was.
Will the iconic image ever disappear? It will take a whole lot more than posting the John's names for the DR to rid itself of the "sex in the DR image.
 
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Abuela

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Maybe the other Sosua will change some negative hearts & minds....
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windeguy

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The clean up of thousands of sites on the Internet is not possible.

The clean up of a few thousand meters of a street in Sosua is possible and far more likely.
 
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drstock

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The poor girls have very few resources to fight back. Are you saying arrest all male tourists that appear on PC at night?

No, I'm saying that arresting girls at random as they leave Clasico's disco makes no sense. Arresting male tourists as they emerge makes just as much sense. Going to a disco is not an illegal activity for anyone.
 
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