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Anyone else see the news interview with " former sec worker" jasmine?

Never meet J so wondering if that the lady from here

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Which news? I tend to f-forward CTV news London. 1 hour takes me about 15 minutes.

Berny
Thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster for a PVR.
And curse Bell for not honoring their agreement on the PVR rental.

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Is it online anywhere?

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It's not "our" Jasmine.

If you go to london.ctvnews.ca and select the March 5 news at 6, the story is about 15 minutes in. Unfortunately you also have to listen to Megan Walker for a minute as well.

Not sure if this link will go directly to it or not. http://london.ctvnews.ca/video?binId=1.1137524

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It's always unfortunate when that woman talks.
I've never "bought" a woman before. How does one do that?
I've paid for a service, just like I would a female plumber, electrician, etc.
She advertised the service, set the rules and took my hard earned money.
I didn't extort, blackmail or threaten her to take my money.
I don't own any sex slaves.
Don't hate me because I have a penis. I was born with it. That's sexual discrimination. :nono:

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She doesn't realize how condescending she is to other women. Prostitution is violence against women, end of story. And if any woman tries to tell her otherwise, she's just brainwashed by some man somewhere. When she did that radio debate with Kerri Sussex last year, she just totally belittled her, talked over her, wasn't going to listen let alone accept that someone was doing this of their own free will and bettering their life because of it. Of course there is a seedy side to the business and she should focus her energy on that, instead of painting with a broad brush. But then again, she is just a small business, and it's easier to fund raise under the "Men are Bad" banner.

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your comments are so true

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Megan seems to have a problem realizing there is such a thing as consensual sex. I remember a few years ago when the Everything About Sex show was on in London. She was one of the people who was hysterically critical of it. I can't figure out how the show has operated in Toronto for so many years and the city is still standing. I keep hoping some brave soul will bring the show back to London.

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I meet Megan a few years back at political event. Felt so sad for her husband. I would love to know if he's on this board some where?

Side note. Former sex worker from that interview is still able to come out of retirement with her looks.