Brothels Dealers support DoCS Minister
In an early morning interview with Dave, a well known local identity and long time brothel operator, and separately with known drug dealers who for compelling reasons spoke on condition of anonimity, there was universal support for DoCS Minister Linda Burnies policy of not supporting homeless people on the streets.
A clearly earnest Dave said ” It will do my business a world of good. More sellable girls will see the advantages of working in the industry. More choice for our customers.More money for us. Getting rid of the foodvans will empower the girls and push them towards renting out their greatest asset while they’re prime meat; no use regretting not selling when they’re 40.” Dave had not heard the good news until we told him and he was unusually jovial, even offering us a “free house sample as we left-we politely declined.
As we left we came across a couple of guys known to us to sell drugs, who are never seen at the foodvans. They are known to be “middle management” looking after a string of street dealers. They were less enthusiastic than Dave- “wots that gotta do wit us bra?- until they realised that this would mean more hungry people, more reliant than ever on turnin an earn on the streets; for many selling their drugs. As the realisation kicked in their demeanour shifted from WTF u askin us? to smiles and jokes, “might be worth another elbow a day to us if we work it, an it means more waitin in line to sell as the “street conga dances” -street dealers go to jail. All good, cheers for the heads up, want any…no charge, aw,take it bra. Again we decline as we head off to rush this story into cyberia.
NSW Labor and Minister Burnie have some support on the street after all,its not one way traffic for them.
7 responses to “Brothels Dealers support DoCS Minister”
Kristi James
October 15th, 2014 at 20:12
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Kristi James
October 10th, 2014 at 19:49
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Kristi James
October 4th, 2014 at 19:28
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Stacie Williams
October 2nd, 2013 at 19:05
I mean, come on, why not support homeless people? The best brothels in Sydney generate handsome profit, right? Oh such a shame, some people just wanted to see the world burn.
abbie rose mcfarlane
March 4th, 2010 at 15:22
being a mother of 7 who lost 6 children form a battered women’s refuge for domestic violence my children were removed from DoCs and placing me and mu unborn son on the street. I lived on the street throughout my entire pregnancy suffering a threatened miscarriage and heart failure at 19 weeks being placed in a psychiatric unit twice and before the final blow of giving birth 5 weeks premature in a motel. Had I had not of been given assistance the very night I had my son he would have been literally born on the cold winter streets of sydney and would have not survived. I still remained homeless and was only given assistance after attempting suicide one months after DoCs took my new born son. What I have witnesses and who you became as a person in society the government should be ashamed as we are not a3rd world country. You become invisible and could go missing and no body would even notice your disappearance. The fight everyday just to find accommodation everynight is a stressful one and still costs money something homeless people don’t have. And the disadvantages of attempting to join the workforce is impossible due to no fixed address or phone number for which to be contacted not to mention even the neccessities of a shower and clean clothes for a job interview. The huge impact on the body too is negative and one that cannot be redeemed for the hard life of sleeping on park benches, concrete and any other safe dry place. This country is a disgrace and should be concerned with looking after its own citizens of Australia and building much needed accommodation thats permanent instead of bringing other non australians into the country to make them auzzie citizens to take further from the les advantaged and their natural human rights of safe shelter, food and clothing.
tracey
December 15th, 2009 at 10:55
what the hell?Have I missed something here or what?If ive only read part of a post well im not impressed with the part ive read referring to women as “meat”……….I was looking for the minister for doc’s when I clicked on this link
sydneyhomeless
March 7th, 2010 at 12:51
sorry Tracey,I can’t see the reference to women as “meat”. I (a man) would be most offended by such