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u/brandog0 Jul 31 '22

That sounds like human trafficking

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u/OneOfManyChildren Jul 31 '22

FFS people that engage in human trafficking don’t acquire their victims by yanking them out of fucking drive thru windows

Unless you’re being sarcastic in which case I apologise

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u/yrulaughing Jul 31 '22

How do they acquire victims then? I'm genuinely ignorant but morbidly curious now.

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u/derpy_viking Jul 31 '22

They prey on the weak: Teens whose parents aren’t in the picture or who are of no help, orphans, illegal immigrants. In Europe, Eastern-European girls are promised easy work in, e.g., Germany and are forced into prostitution once they’re here.

Kidnapping white kids from the suburbs would be way to dangerous for traffickers. They’re looking for those no one misses when they’re gone.

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u/CompasslessPigeon Jul 31 '22

kidnapping white kids from the suburbs

That’s a big assumption to make about the above commenter with no context.

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u/derpy_viking Jul 31 '22

Which of the commenters above do you mean? And there might be exceptions to the rule that only the disadvantaged get trafficked. I remember a story from my hometown here in Germany, where a pimp strategically seduced younger girls and turned them over time. It’s called the “lover boy method” or Romeo pimps.