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Bianca Beebe

Was also trying for Greens but didn’t make the their list. Wondering if she’ll offer free punts for votes? Any of you Southern boys asked if that’s a TOP policy? I’d give it a go I think. 😁
 
https://www.facebook.com/joel.rowlands/posts/pfbid0kz6jSWRgkZfvJ6cCzLD2cYDhQNM32EZSbzY5gokLs4azdnHusyLc1Y6wrE1JX4N7l

A few fishy things with this candidate. She's been a Green party hopeful for ages, then suddenly changes camp to TOP. Then zooms up their party list to #11
She apparently worked as a hooker while on a temp work visa. She has a Masters degree in Public Health - which makes it extra odd she's doing sex work - AND while in NZ.
I came across her when she was doing work for Fired Up Stilettos, the girls activist group
 
OrgyDome said:
https://www.facebook.com/joel.rowlands/posts/pfbid0kz6jSWRgkZfvJ6cCzLD2cYDhQNM32EZSbzY5gokLs4azdnHusyLc1Y6wrE1JX4N7l

A few fishy things with this candidate. She's been a Green party hopeful for ages, then suddenly changes camp to TOP. Then zooms up their party list to #11
She apparently worked as a hooker while on a temp work visa. She has a Masters degree in Public Health - which makes it extra odd she's doing sex work - AND while in NZ.
I came across her when she was doing work for Fired Up Stilettos, the girls activist group
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The fishiest thing about that picture is why is Paula Bennett in the corner? Is Joel Rowlands purposely trying to interrupt people wanking to Bianca?
 
www.rnz.co.nz

Greens deny former sex worker's background was a factor in candidate decision

The Green Party says its decision not to select a former sex worker as a candidate has nothing to do with her background.
www.rnz.co.nz www.rnz.co.nz
"Much was made of her having previously advertised sex work online, and they asked how she would feel if the opposition found archives of those now-deleted photos," the statement said."

Sounds like a job for our photo archivist @rastag33k
 
customer said:
www.rnz.co.nz

Greens deny former sex worker's background was a factor in candidate decision

The Green Party says its decision not to select a former sex worker as a candidate has nothing to do with her background.
www.rnz.co.nz www.rnz.co.nz
"Much was made of her having previously advertised sex work online, and they asked how she would feel if the opposition found archives of those now-deleted photos," the statement said."

Sounds like a job for our photo archivist @rastag33k
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That's pretty rich coming from the Green when you consider where Chloe Swarbrick's office is located lol

Bianca Beebe gets my vote.
 
customer said:
www.rnz.co.nz

Greens deny former sex worker's background was a factor in candidate decision

The Green Party says its decision not to select a former sex worker as a candidate has nothing to do with her background.
www.rnz.co.nz www.rnz.co.nz
"Much was made of her having previously advertised sex work online, and they asked how she would feel if the opposition found archives of those now-deleted photos," the statement said."

Sounds like a job for our photo archivist @rastag33k
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Not sure what the opposition would say but this member of the public would say “does she show her anus?”
 
On a more serious note, having someone like Bianca in parliament would be a good thing. She is a passionate advocate of abolishing the restrictions on non-residents engaging in sex work. Law change in this area could stop the disgraceful border crackdown on Japanese sweeties visiting NZ.

The late Georgina Beyer is often credited with swaying some MPs to vote for decriminalisation because she was able to talk about her time as a sex worker. Maybe Bianca could do the same on migrant sex work.
 
massagefan said:
On a more serious note, having someone like Bianca in parliament would be a good thing. She is a passionate advocate of abolishing the restrictions on non-residents engaging in sex work. Law change in this area could stop the disgraceful border crackdown on Japanese sweeties visiting NZ.

The late Georgina Beyer is often credited with swaying some MPs to vote for decriminalisation because she was able to talk about her time as a sex worker. Maybe Bianca could do the same on migrant sex work.
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I think I really should convince Athena Morgan to stay in New Zealand forever(make the nation as her home) since she intends to study law(she has achieved MS already from QS T100 university) and New Zealand will need someone like her in a not far away future.
 
massagefan said:
On a more serious note, having someone like Bianca in parliament would be a good thing. She is a passionate advocate of abolishing the restrictions on non-residents engaging in sex work. Law change in this area could stop the disgraceful border crackdown on Japanese sweeties visiting NZ.

The late Georgina Beyer is often credited with swaying some MPs to vote for decriminalisation because she was able to talk about her time as a sex worker. Maybe Bianca could do the same on migrant sex work.
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She's not interested in advocating for sex work. She just wants to push her country-wrecking ideology on to NZ - and get the perks of being on the gravy train that is Govt
As a potential MP, she'd be toast if she sex-worked illegally while on visitor visa.

Plus I don't want TOP anywhere near any sort of responsible positions.
 
OrgyDome said:
She's not interested in advocating for sex work. She just wants to push her country-wrecking ideology on to NZ - and get the perks of being on the gravy train that is Govt
As a potential MP, she'd be toast if she sex-worked illegally while on visitor visa.

Plus I don't want TOP anywhere near any sort of responsible positions.
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I have some misgivings about TOP policy generally but I do like Bianca. She has talked openly about doing sex work illegally before becoming a NZ resident and has previously advocated for the abolition of the restrictions on non-resident sex workers. Her big claim to fame has been doing advocacy for sex workers. Given this background I would give her the benefit of the doubt she would be interested in taking up such issues in parliament if elected.

Even if these issues were not TOP policy there are ways MPs can advocate individually, such as via private members’ bills. The Prostitution Reform Act 2003 began life as a private member’s bill.
 
massagefan said:
I have some misgivings about TOP policy generally but I do like Bianca. She has talked openly about doing sex work illegally before becoming a NZ resident and has previously advocated for the abolition of the restrictions on non-resident sex workers. Her big claim to fame has been doing advocacy for sex workers. Given this background I would give her the benefit of the doubt she would be interested in taking up such issues in parliament if elected.

Even if these issues were not TOP policy there are ways MPs can advocate individually, such as via private members’ bills. The Prostitution Reform Act 2003 began life as a private member’s bill.
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I always respect you for your dedication to the love of anus but also able to hold intelligent conversation.

Great insight, it's not perfect but some countries out there are still very envious of our prositution reform. If we can continue to make tweaks to it i.e. allow some degrees of legal sex work by foreign workers, clearly define what protected sex act included/excluded (DATY/BJ should not be included), Auckland could potentially be like the Amsterdam of the Pacific.
 
That may be so. But I think she is going to have a far greater influence for change out of parliament than in it.
She's #11 on TOP's list. TOP would need 11%-ish of the party vote.

There are far bigger fish to fry than the piece of bait that is sex work reform when electing a government.

As an aside, I have severe misgivings about removing restrictions on non-resident sex workers. I have examined the pros and cons of both sides and in my view, it is too risky.
 
Banana said:
I always respect you for your dedication to the love of anus but also able to hold intelligent conversation.

Great insight, it's not perfect but some countries out there are still very envious of our prositution reform. If we can continue to make tweaks to it i.e. allow some degrees of legal sex work by foreign workers, clearly define what protected sex act included/excluded (DATY/BJ should not be included), Auckland could potentially be like the Amsterdam of the Pacific.
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However, we need to build a powerful security, police and hospital system before achieve the prostitution reform.
The kind of security, police and hospital system we need:
 
OrgyDome said:
That may be so. But I think she is going to have a far greater influence for change out of parliament than in it.
She's #11 on TOP's list. TOP would need 11%-ish of the party vote.

There are far bigger fish to fry than the piece of bait that is sex work reform when electing a government.

As an aside, I have severe misgivings about removing restrictions on non-resident sex workers. I have examined the pros and cons of both sides and in my view, it is too risky.
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I somewhat agree with you around sex work reform being a bit of a small fry in the grand scheme of thing with education, investment in achieving abandance energy and international FTA being the top priorty for NZ.

But I still maintain that it's not really a yes or no question but a "how" about non-resident sex worker policy. I didn't say completely remove restrictions but it should be cleverly regulated. I mean the illegal asian sex workers are already here regardless anyway so let actually do something about it and give them a proper pathway and conditions to come here and work, so we can all reap the benefit, not unlike attracting overseas student to study here.

I mean didn't some Jav pornstar got turn around by immigration?? But imagine if she can get a proper work visa and work at Vixen? Next thing dodo69 wanting to come to NZ again so he can meet her, then spend some more money at the local steak house. Isn't that a win-win??
 
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TerryTedBear said:
However, we need to build a powerful security, police and hospital system before achieve the prostitution reform.
The kind of security, police and hospital system we need:
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Over tourism is already becoming an issue regardless, just look at Queenstown. So investment in the infrustructure is needed regardless anyway. It is about maximising tourist spending here and actually gave a point of difference for little NZ.

Imagine tourists spending time in the afternoon at the Viaduct, but come night time a few of the boys head down to Cross street (via train) that has been properly set up as almost like a boutique red light districts, with easy access to restaurants and bars, night clubs, karaoke and of course escort agencies
 
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Herald. Transgender stopped in Chile from entering NZ.
Looks like a big clampdown. Maybe
-some hoes got some MP’s by the short and curly’s
- keep the money in Nz policy
- straight laced Christian’s inhibitions surfacing through immigration.
 
Notanother said:
Herald. Transgender stopped in Chile from entering NZ.
Looks like a big clampdown. Maybe
-some hoes got some MP’s by the short and curly’s
- keep the money in Nz policy
- straight laced Christian’s inhibitions surfacing through immigration.
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Reading between the lines on this one, she was coming here with not much money i.e. not enough in the bank to sustain her visit here and fly home.
She's a known sex worker, so chances are she'll do sex work here, which is not legal. So they turn her around.
Good on Immigration, there not point in making rules if they're not enforced.
 
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