re: Anyone else see the "human trafficking, it's not okay" billboard in BR?

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Exactly. I think the signs are there to make people aware or battle indifference with the issue.

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Then how about a sign that actually accomplishes that?

Maybe "did you know: every year hundreds of thousands of children are used as sex slaves. Even in BR.
SOMETIMES SLAVERY IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK."


That might make someone think.

Telling people that something generally reviled by the general public "is not okay" almost trivializes the issue.

I mean, it's "not okay" to do 10 mph above the speed limit on the interstate, but I did that this morning.

It's "not okay" to watch an LSU game on a non-affiliated streaming site, but I damn sure watched JustinTV.