What’s behind door number One or Door Number Two?
In politics, nonprofits, and law—whether Democrat or Republican—we’re told we have two choices. But neither truly serves the public’s needs.
It’s like choosing between Coke and Pepsi. Sure, it feels like a choice, but both are just brands of sugary, syrupy drinks. Whether you choose one or the other, you’re still drinking high-fructose corn syrup.
At the ballot box, we get corporate Republicans or corporate Democrats. Oh wow—what a choice: corporations or corporations. That’s the illusion. The illusion of choice.
The same pattern repeats in sex work legislation. There are two main camps, and while they appear different, they are functionally the same. Why? Because both operate within a system where wealth is so heavily concentrated that real alternatives are structurally impossible.
Both sides talk about “decriminalization.” One wants partial decriminalization; the other, full-on decriminalization. Both are funded by nonprofits and donors with vested interests. And both permit, in practice, commercial coercion—a sanitized term for what is actually regulated, predatory capitalism. We now live in a world that more closely resembles techno-feudalism than democracy.
EMMA Coalition
Take the EMMA Coalition, for example. They support what they call the “equality model” or the “Nordic model.” This approach offers partial decriminalization —for women—while still criminalizing men and brothels. They propose offering social services to help people exit sex work. Noble, yes—but ultimately insufficient.
Their bill does nothing to stop commercial coercion. Big Tech platforms and brothel owners continue to profit because while exploitation might technically be illegal, it is not enforced. There are no legal protections for women currently in sex work, and no real measures to prevent men from being exploited either.
It sounds good—until you look closely.
They’ll give you some money to help you leave sex work. But they won’t spend a any on regulating tech platforms, data ownership, or abusive bosses (not because they are jerks, but because they don’t have the money). That’s the real violence of capitalism: it will never fund a nonprofit that threatens its most profitable abuses.
In the Resident Evil movie series, the Umbrella Corporation is a major antagonist, primarily responsible for the zombie outbreak and subsequent apocalypse
The Red Umbrellas
In sex work—the red umbrella guys funded by billionaire George Soros. Trying to give free women Bosses, by channel us into brothels. lol yuks. The real issue is capitalism itself. And today’s capitalism has evolved into techno-feudalism or the troll toll.
So basically what George Soros is doing is he's a global billionaire, he's not even from the US. He wants to change laws in the US so that he can use a brothel company and not hire U.S. workers. Have it be racially segregated (it helps with people not unionizing) . So he's extracting wealth from poor I'm working class women and sending it up to a brothel company that may not even be from the United States. So he donates to orgs that further his agenda. So when you see a red umbrella that's what that means. People think it's for the worker when really it's for this global billionaires and brothel owners. A wealth extraction system aimed at pouring working class women. If I won't fuck you for a low low price he'll bring someone over that will.
Both major camps—whether the EMMA Coalition or the vaguely defined techno-feudalists—advocate for either unregulated brothels or make no effort to regulate labor outsourcing, racial segregation, or the private ownership of sensitive sexual behavior data. Capitalism is still playing its same old tricks.
The EMMA Coalition may comfort people who want to believe something is being done. But enforcement is minimal, and again, no money is set aside to help people stay in sex work safely—only to leave it. That means people like me, and my body, and my bank account are left vulnerable to the ravages of criminal capitalist enterprises.
The Most important question is which model leave women with the highest income? No one even asks this question. Why? If your in sex work that’s what people want to know. I am happy now. I make a good living, set my own hours. I have no Boss! I know big Tech is not happy and Brothel owners. But I feel fine for now but it is my future I am uncertain about.
In the future money might dwindle, and I’ll be forced to perform increasingly degrading sexual acts just to survive.
As Noam Chomsky once said:
“The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum.”
— Noam Chomsky, The Common Good
That’s what’s happening. It is, in short, a public sexual assault, and it is encoded into law. Both camps enrich internet billionaires and brothel cartels while sacrificing poor and working-class women, children, and marginalized Americans.
I remember a client once said to me, when we were discussing whether to vote for Trump or Biden:
“When you’re picking between the lesser of two evils, you pick the devil you know over the devil you don’t.”
That’s where we are.
Coke or Pepsi.
Republican or Democrat.
Capitalist assault or capitalist exploitation.
Different labels. Same poison.
Trying to talk to sex workers in Canada I managed to interview one sex worker. She said after decriminalization her and her friends were able to make a worker's co-op which is great. That's the good news, the bad news is most the money disappeared.
Where does a multi billion dollar industry suddenly disappear. Where did it go? More research is needed on my part.
If anyone out there has more information about how decriminalization will affect the bottom line for poor working class Women in Canada people let me know. Is this a global phenomenon? Our billionaires going from country to country changing the laws to keep them in power and trap poor and working class women into poverty?
Martin Gilens on Political Inequality - MIT - 09.19.14 - Trimmed https://youtu.be/H7yx9mbmAZI?si=4GgSk63CM9hrpy9_
door number 1.) The Nordic model https://emmacoalition.org/
GigSlave Goes Public With $84 Billion Valuation | Onion News Network https://youtu.be/VwlBwyJVEfw?si=vXo05F_Jftk_xhR6
George Soros Funded Group Seeks To Legalize Prostitution https://youtu.be/2MLlf9Cr6tQ?si=H25xOE4oNyvb_v7H
The Truth Behind “Self-Made” Billionaires | Robert Reich https://youtu.be/wcfm2Zn-IpQ?si=gt-9avoA3WsaXvRg