Prostitutes Riddle The Streets Of CA After Implementation Of State Law

Well, can’t say it’s surprising that prostitutes are so easily swallowing the streets of California.

Poor choice of words, sorry.

I can smell the chlamydia from here.

Anyways, with all the bent over g-string eyesores, you can imagine why business isn’t exactly booming in National City, California, as a new controversial state law has recently been implemented. National City is just outside of San Diego on the bay, where there are roughly 60,000 residents.

It has been reported that these prostitutes are purposely advertising themselves by bending over for people on the freeways.

The Senate Bill 357 was signed in July 2022 by California Governor Gavin Newsom, having been fully in effect by January of this year, and I’m sure the pimps are beaming.

Unfortunately even the definition of indecent exposure is about as thin as their glorified butt crack floss.

Isn’t anyone scared of STDs anymore? Or even the herp?

Fox News reported:

Businesses, ranging from mom-and-pop stores to national hotel chains, have sounded off to the mayor that the prostitutes are driving away business and have forced some businesses to refund families who were appalled at seeing nearly naked women while on their California getaway.

Even a local school covered its windows after prostitutes were repeatedly found hanging out near its gates, Morrison said. 

Imagine just trying to enjoy a nice cup of coffee on a beautiful overcast morning, with the ocean to your right and – OH DEAR GOD THERE’S BOOTY CHEEKS – to your left. It gives a whole new meaning to “suns out, buns out.”

Democrat State Senator Scott Wiener authored the bill, stating that it was intended to protect transgender women from police in terms of loitering for the purpose of prostitution.

With a name like that, of COURSE you authored this bill. Head Wiener, reporting for all wieners.

What the heck are transgender women doing that they need extra protection in public anyways? Put your danglers away and… uhh… yeah, that seems to be about the only necessary rule there. Be a normal, self-respecting human.

So, in short, prostitution is legal, it’s not a far cry from enabling human trafficking (as the city has previously seen 12-year-old girls working the streets), and the city just removed the ability to protect these girls, especially the juvenile girls, with any sort of legalities.

Guess I’ll just have to drive a little further to enjoy my beach vacations… so many eye rolls right now.