[Jorge10]

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And no one ever deserves to be raped or physically harmed, I'm not implying that, but...it sounds like this woman put herself at a greater risk of this happening by being in that setting rather than being at, say, the library. That should be a safety lesson for women to avoid those kinds of settings.


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It’s her job.

I hate it when people look down at anyone trying to make a living. She has a job in the sex industry big deal. She has a right to make a living like everyone else.

You can’t blame the victim here. That’s like saying, "it was that bouncer's fault he got shot, he shouldn’t have been working in the club." Some jobs require you to go into somewhat dangerous settings for both men and women. It doesn’t mean that they should not be protected by the law or that is should be any less of a tragedy when someone gets seriously hurt. Another example would be the people involved in mining accidents. We know that people get trapped underground a lot and that its a danger that comes with the job, but it doesn’t mean certain companies cannot be sued by the families if there was obvious negligence when it comes to safety and it doesn’t mean we don’t feel extremely sad when a life is lost.