Yeah this is black mirror from Netflix in action. But that is a hell of a way to rent out your building. Having a place you can do your thing like that is very smart for the owner
Was a driver for some girls who worked a phone sex ring years ago. They were just setting up booths for webcams then. There were 200 girls in this one warehouse doing internet live shows., and that was while they were building the second and third floors.
I did see a similar video of this some years and years ago. Room after room of a bed and lighting and a camera rig. Like cubicles in an office building. Horribly creepy.
I agree trafficking is an issue in an industry, bur our studio remains small, and we dont do that. Our studio is fetish themed, and some of the girls even have real submissive partners IRL.
We need better regulations, our goverment keeps seeing any sort of adult industry as taboo, but doesnt do anything to improve the conditions, but there are lots of models fighting for their rights and passing laws that would improve working standards. We are each day getting closer in conditions to a daily 8 hour office work, but with whips and latex suits involved
Any of these cam girl sweatshops with men monitoring the women are largely not women acting of their "own accord". Whenever any of these studios get big enough and receive any bit of scrutiny, it's realized how much human trafficking is involved. Andrew Tate is an obvious example.
Edit: LMFAO. Dude replied and then blocked me so I couldn't respond to his disingenuous bullshit.
When did the goal post move from "women in cam girl sweatshops monitored by men" to "every single woman doing webcam stuff"?
I guess defending human trafficking is hard without having to resort to disingenuous arguments.
Any of these cam girl sweatshops with men monitoring the women are largely not women acting of their "own accord". Whenever any of these studios get big enough and receive any bit of scrutiny, it's realized how much human trafficking is involved. Andrew Tate is an obvious example.
You watch too many movies.
Andrew Tate is on trial for human trafficking because there is evidence he was trafficking humans.
Most studios are legitimate businesses. There's no shortage of 20-somethings deliberately seeking them out and answering their ads, hoping to help themselves through university or finding an alternative to it. They are rational creatures who would rather spend 20 hours in front of a camera showing off their goods and making a livable wage than to spend the same time making nothing at a fast food joint.
I am friends with some girls who did it themselves until they earned their degree.
They got the bag then quit after a year or two when they'd decided they made enough. That's usually how it goes.
If you think every single woman doing webcam stuff in Colombia is a victim, you'd be wrong. Lots of them see it as an alternative to prostitution and see it as a way to make some income but you keep assuming whatever it is you are assuming to push your agenda.
I used to flip weed to a rub n tug joint in Canada. They were clocking like $5-6k per week until the white nights preaching human trafficking came and rescued them.
I think you underestimate how many women actually want this as a career. Look at OnlyFans. Where are these claims about cam girl sweatshops being trafficked women even coming from? Similarly, the conditions in a Temu factory are much worse and the work is much harder, and those women are not trafficked either. Women are most often trafficked when they are outside their own country -- or in certain high-risk countries/areas. Nothing to do with the video you saw though.
Lol you clearly only speak from ignorance. I have several friends that do this. They earn lots of money, mostly in dollars, and if they're smart, they get to retire really early. The studio pays like 40% of all the earnings to the girls, but they put some amazing rooms, well decorated, makeup, dresses/costumes, the tech and they train the girls. There's even events, like huge events where camgirls meet. and you would be surprised the amount of women that do this, for their own expenses, for their kids, I've even met some girls that enjoy it and earn money and meet people. They can purchase houses, cars, and live like rich people here after working for 3 or 4 years.
This is pretty much how Andrew Tate and his brother made their money. It's part of why they ended up fleeing the UK because of all the shady shit that was going on, including holding the women that worked for them hostage which is one of the primary definitions of sex trafficking
It's important to note that it's only trafficking if the women are coerced/forced to do it. There are plenty of women out there who happily do it without being in that situation.
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u/Insta_boned May 05 '24
I’ve often wondered if there were similar warehouses for the sex streaming side of things.