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    I was curious if anyone has had encounters with people protesting the clubs. Often when a new club goes into an area, right wingers get up in arms. How do they treat the people going in and out? Are they abusive to the women? Ever get into fights or confrontations?

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    I've gone into a club where there were protesters. They stood outside with lame signs and camcorders. They told us we were gonna be on tv and how would we feel. Most shouted slogans, some tried to talk to us. Everyone in my group didn't care, we were 18-20, two girls and two guys.

    I did talk to an older blue collar guy who was quite weirded out by it and he was worried about his wife watching it on tv...who watches public access though? I don't think anything was ever aired.

    Most of the protesters were 30s-40, over-weight and mixed males and females. There were probably 8 or so up and down the sidewalk.

    The club had put a couple of bouncers on their steps to help user us quickly by the protesters. It was actually the best time I ever had at that particular club. Like walking down a red carpet with photographers and then being ushered by security guards. Strange moments.

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    Just so you know, don't know how relevant this is. But, they, people taking pictures, cannot release, or show your photograph to the public without a release form, which you would sign......ie if they ever aired it, you could take them for all the $$$ you wanted.

    However, if there are notices around, but, not likely, that satte"This area is being used to film, by being in the area you automatically agree and consent" then they got you. The only time I saw this was in a Mall when they were doing an infomercial

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    We have a big PGA golf tournament on the island that goes on for like a week. It is for sure the busiest week of the year. ALL week long a man, his wife, and there two young children stand in front of the road by our club. They shout at us and our guests of the club. What they say doesn't bother me, what does is that they have their children by the road when it's dark and on a school night.

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    That is a bit strange. Atleast my parents let me choose how I wanted to live my life. Even if some things w don't agree on.

    When I worked at a the finance company for collections, this one customer had their 3 kids oldest probably 14 youngest 5 or 6, yell, scream and swear at us. Including the 5 year old. They didn't jsut learn it, their parents actually taught them to do that to us.

    Granted I don't like getting collection calls, but, atleast have a sense or responicibilty.

    Also, there is a club about 50 ft away from where I used to work. It was on a small island between two towns. The woman was against the club, couldn't stand the people running the place, never mind what she tought of the girl who worked there. This from the woman whose 16 yr old son broke into a bunch of summer cottages with friends, and paided off people so he wouldn't go to jail. THe kid sells pot, which from what I have heard is just the beginning of what he sells! In 4 years working there (part tim/summer and college job) I only got a $1.00 raise. It was my last 4 months there because they had gone through so many people, and I was the only one who really knew what to do.

    So baiscally they teated everyone like shit, paid alot of $$$ to keep their sons out of jail, 16 and 14, the mother, who runs the store will once a month go out, get shit faced, and god knows what else she does with guys she meets.

    The owner, after being board at the finance company one day has a place in NYC, even though he doesn't need a place in NYC, wink wink.....has a daughter from a previous mariage that has nothing to do with her.

    But they're against girls working at a strip club

    go figure

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    Hey, these protestors are the left wing feminists who are jealous of attractive women empowering themselves thinking that they are disenfranchising unattractive women from receiving any.
    That's why they are coming up with these ridiculous slogans of the entertainment industry exploiting women.

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    Paris and I recently worked at a new club in Montana where protesters really went out of their way to cause trouble for the club and the dancers.

    There was one girl I talked to whom they sent the sheriff into the club after, because the protesters had noted that her license plates were from out of state and they wanted a ticket issued to her for not getting new license plates after being in Montana for a certain amount of time...???

    On an amusing side note, another of their tactics was to come into the club and distribute dirty looks and comments...while paying a cover and buying drinks at an establishment they wanted to put out of business!

    This all culminated in some anti-strip club bills being presented to the Montana legislature that recently did NOT pass, and I think it has been quiet since then...

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    Back a few years we had a huge group of protestors that made the news whenever they went to bat on ridding Alberta of Strippers - we countered by creating S.O.S. (lol) save our strippers and we purposely went to the town of strathmore, their home town, and put on a huge strip a thon, we girls all donated our show prices plus all tips to the fund, and this group was LIVID!!!!

    YUP, the news was there, the papers even radio for crying out loud-- and all the rest - we had a considerably bigger turn out than they did, and it didnt deter any of us from getting in we were too large in number for one and mst of the girls and guys were excited to BE on the friggen news...

    Kinda funny really - in any event they didnt get rid of strippers but they did stamp down on a lot of incidentals implementing a 3 foot minimum barrier between patron and stage. No contact meaning no tipping (now they toss money to the stage) no lap dancing no table dancing we now need a license from the city, blah blah blah.

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    I FORGOT THE BEST PART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Day two of the 2 day strip a thon, there was a buzz murmering in the club and lots of hoopla, and the protestors didnt show the second day after asking around and getting the lo down it was that

    wait for it....



    - LO AND BEHOLD ON FRONT ROW, was the main founder of the coalition to ban strippers' ** HUSBAND**!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Oh that was sweet. Sure took the steam outta their sails, and they eventually disbanded that year, the members now looking at the old bird that started it all with reduced respect.
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    Back in my first college days (early 90s) a Strip Club that opened a few blocks from my School got major protestation from the locals. It was sort of unrelenting, old people with signs and bull horns, maybe a smattering of younger folks. Every day it was open someone was there. I went one time with a bunch a friends, but we had been drinking and I don't remember much about it (and I really don’t miss those days at all). In retrospect, we must of looked like the epitome of the kind of people the protesters didn't want around (although they never protest the keggers at School that got us in that state).

    If I recall right, the protesters, possibly in conjunction with local town officials, succeeded in closing the club. I don't know if the club just went under or it moved, but within a few months of it opening, it was gone and replaced with a Chinese Restaurant, which it still is today.

    I wonder if anyone eating Moo Goo Gai Pan there every got a sudden hankering to stuff dollars down their waitress' shirt.

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    Yep. They said things like "you're going to hell" and "come with me I'll tell ya the bible." Mostly we just ignored them. A few of them were a little better, they would say things like "hey, do you have a few minutes? do you work here? why? don't you realize your going to hell?" etc. I stopped and talked to those a few times, hoping to convert them and bring them in the club, but it never worked. I sometimes yelled things back at them like "it's your hell, you burn in it" or obscure facts about the origins of Lucifer (he was actually an arrogant sex God, before he was Satan).

    But that was terribly immature of me.

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    Yep. They said things like "you're going to hell" and "come with me I'll tell ya the bible." Mostly we just ignored them. A few of them were a little better, they would say things like "hey, do you have a few minutes? do you work here? why? don't you realize your going to hell?" etc. I stopped and talked to those a few times, hoping to convert them and bring them in the club, but it never worked. I sometimes yelled things back at them like "it's your hell, you burn in it" or obscure facts about the origins of Lucifer (he was actually an arrogant sex God, before he was Satan).

    But that was terribly immature of me.

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    ahrgh i hate those type of people....

    At my school, there were people handing out pocket bibles...and then during 1999, there were a A LOT of people with signs and stuff, saying you-are-going-to-hell-if-you-dont-repent type sayings all over the local college hangouts. it was very annoying

    one time, i was just walking to class, and this guy came up to me and said "hi,how are you doing...whats your major...you wanna go to this super bowl party on sunday".... "afterwards we're going to talk about you going to hell and stuff" (lol....he didnt really say that, he said something like "we're going to talk about how our actions have consequences with god...")
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    I take heart in the fact that those crazies are living in their own hell right now - all the crap they conjure up and ridiculous constraints they put on themselves and each other, and the guilt trips! Geez I'll take my life over theirs any day!

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    We're lucky protesters don't go about lifting their bibles and yelling in front of clubs here. It would be hypocritical, since I've heard that a couple of clubs in western PR are operated by Protestant ministers. Go figure.



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    Gosh i live by City Hall in my county, and protesters there for everything.
    Brevard has passed a law, no Adult Entertainment clubs allowed (damn i forgot how close) to a church, school etc.
    Now we have seen a few protesters making waves at clubs that have been around and near schools for decades. They are allowed to stay on the sid walk i have noticed, but as soon as one sets a foot on property they go to jail, and the police sit and watch them. How sad. They need to go home and take care of what they have control over at this point.

    I used to protest outside stores that sold fur, and at a circus that came to our area. So i know how it feel to stand out there, with the threat of getting arrested.
    Would i do it for the animals again...YOU bet ya! But a club thats been grand fathered in? No.
    It's the damn pervs we have to watch out for sitting in their cars watching our children at school, not guys inside clubs watching women.

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    Just so you know, don't know how relevant this is. But, they, people taking pictures, cannot release, or show your photograph to the public without a release form, which you would sign......ie if they ever aired it, you could take them for all the $$$ you wanted.

    However, if there are notices around, but, not likely, that satte"This area is being used to film, by being in the area you automatically agree and consent" then they got you. The only time I saw this was in a Mall when they were doing an infomercial
    Sorry but this is untrue. Anyone who appears in public consents to certain degrees of invasions of privacy. The owner can tell them to get off the property, but if they can see you from the road they can still film you going into the club and publish it without your consent. Might be a little different standard if they are selling thetapes (commercial speech gets a little less protection that socio-political speech, which this pretty clearly is) and therefore they could o this. The one area the courts are a little torn on this is the publishing of pics of abortees-abortion doctors, but I think that hinges more on the issue of the implied threat/actual violence that these websites (the ones that publish abortion docas, home addresses etc) pose. I'm not positive but I think the second question is still unresolved, but they can take and publish your 'paparazzi' pics. :-/
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    Hey, these protestors are the left wing feminists who are jealous of attractive women empowering themselves thinking that they are disenfranchising unattractive women from receiving any.
    That's why they are coming up with these ridiculous slogans of the entertainment industry exploiting women.

    I don't think that posts like this are productive. Some people have a problem with sexual openness and are more puritanical. That is their perrogative. In this country it is also their perrogative to protest laws and practices they find objectionable. Harrassing, vs protesting is a tough line to draw. So beat them at their own game. Walk up to them, and/or have someone go over and BS them into thinking that they've changed your mind. Get the address of their local church, and have a bunch of strippers and patrons go protest them and their weak ass puritanical values and their desire to inflict morality on them. If a bunch of half naked strippers went to their church and said "hey Jon. Haven't seen you in a while" etc I think it'd be HILARIOUS. Watch that you don't say anything untrue (like hey, I sucked his dick last week in order to humilaate or embrass them, or anything that could be construed as defamation... for the record truth is a defense to defamation)
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    ATL, you certainly don't see the counterproductiveness if it is a left wing protest. By the way, are you a member of the ACLU?
    The reasons of the feminists are chiefly political. They galvanize their movement on the hatred of men. The reason they despise strippers is because they believe mens' attraction to strippers deprives them (feminists) from equal opportunities with the women. The girl with the pretty legs getting the secretarial job or business flocking to the topless carwash mentality. These are simply political protests over who is entitled to monetary opportunities.
    The religious right are a different category altogether. Your method of opposition is quite confrontational. It's like if I said "I wish you wouldn't step on my lawn. " then you come up and step on it to show your defiance. I do not call that an interest to debate or negotiate but simply a show of force rattling your saber.
    Yes, the religious do express their position and they have the right to. The same as if the county decided to build a furniture store right next to me. They are no more imposing their values on you then you are on them (you are building a furniture store in their neighborhood).
    The religious right expresses it's convictions to several of societies ills. They protest alcohol, gambling, government intervention. Somehow I don't see the zeal in you defending these other "victims". Do you defend the intoxicated's right to drink? Do you defend the sucked gamblers right to bet?
    In short, I don't think this is the real issue with you.

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    This column from private dancer magazine sums up the issues raised by this thread quite well:

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    ATL, you certainly don't see the counterproductiveness if it is a left wing protest. By the way, are you a member of the ACLU?
    The reasons of the feminists are chiefly political. They galvanize their movement on the hatred of men. The reason they despise strippers is because they believe mens' attraction to strippers deprives them (feminists) from equal opportunities with the women. The girl with the pretty legs getting the secretarial job or business flocking to the topless carwash mentality. These are simply political protests over who is entitled to monetary opportunities.
    The religious right are a different category altogether. Your method of opposition is quite confrontational. It's like if I said "I wish you wouldn't step on my lawn. " then you come up and step on it to show your defiance. I do not call that an interest to debate or negotiate but simply a show of force rattling your saber.
    Yes, the religious do express their position and they have the right to. The same as if the county decided to build a furniture store right next to me. They are no more imposing their values on you then you are on them (you are building a furniture store in their neighborhood).
    The religious right expresses it's convictions to several of societies ills. They protest alcohol, gambling, government intervention. Somehow I don't see the zeal in you defending these other "victims". Do you defend the intoxicated's right to drink? Do you defend the sucked gamblers right to bet?
    In short, I don't think this is the real issue with you.


    I didn't realize 'they' told you all this. To impute that ALL of them are anything is just as bad as stereotyping all strippers as whores or all strip club patrons as sexual deviants who are worthy of chastizing.

    And yes I am an ACLU member.

    Whenever you speak in absoluites, you are are probably unnecessarily sterotyping. If you thinka religous biblethumper who rolls her rosaries does it b/c she is jealous of a young strippers appearance than you obviously don't understand the power religion can in someones life who belivese, almost maniaclly often, in that religion and it's teachings.

    Edoited b/c I just read the post entirely and see that I should read an entire post before aI respond. Many feminsts see it that way. Manyt feminists also see that a woman is finally profitting of men and exploiting the,m for their money.

    Yeah, my idea waS CONFRONTATIONAL, BUT THEN AGAIN SO AM i. iF YOU ARE GOING TO COME TO MY HOUSE AND EMBRASS ME IN FRONT OF MY COMMUNITY, YOU'D BETTER EXPECT ME AT YOUR CHURCH ON sUNDAY DOING THE SAME THING. (whoops.. mis hit caps and don't care to correct it)
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    The religious right expresses it's convictions to several of societies ills. They protest alcohol, gambling, government intervention. Somehow I don't see the zeal in you defending these other "victims". Do you defend the intoxicated's right to drink? Do you defend the sucked gamblers right to bet?
    In short, I don't think this is the real issue with you.
    ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY. You are very wrong here. I defend the rights of just about anyone to do anything that they do, that doesn't have a direct harm on others.

    Most paternalist laws I am against. Definately against the war on drugs, prostitution laws, all free speech issues, laws against social protests, suicide, right to die, right to hack off your own foot with a chainsaw, right to use steroids. The only area where I think there does need to be some regulations are with regard to kids, who don't have the mental ability to make some of these decisions (steroid, drugs, etc)

    I am glad that you can tell me what I really mean and think, and what motivates me. It's a lot clearer now.

    I also believe that the religous right and strict 'moral' vs 'feminist protestors would be a lot more of those.
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    This is in regards to the posts regarding the over generalization of feminists...

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    Oops...I don't know what happened, but I was cut off in mid self-righteous banter...as I was saying...

    Dreamer:

    I would suggest doing some research before you write something down that is so absolute. If you knew anything about feminism, you would realize that there are many "camps," some anti-sex work, others very much pro-sex work...and some who are sex workers themselves.

    By all means, there are feminists who would be categorized as "man hating," but it goes deeper than that. Political ideology is a lot more complex than, "those feminists are just a bunch of man-hating ugly bitches!"

    To clarify, I would be found within the left-wing feminist category that you so eloquently write off...and I happen to be a dancer...so what does that mean to you?

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    To believe or say you dont like strippers or anything for that matter is ok and within everyone's rights

    BUT to force, through persistent harrassment, someone, who is old enough to make decision, to do something or believe something just isn't right....(ie: a dancer to stop stripping)

    theres a fine line.
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    Athena, I definitely recognize that there are two major factions of the feminist movement- the so called sex positive and sex negative. I am for the sex positive. I refered to the protesters as feminists simply because they all started with the same origins -womens' rights. They just branched out seeking different approaches to the objective. I think it's obvious that I am addressing the sex-negative branch as they would be the only one's protesting your livelihood. How do you feel that your own counterparts of the same movement are protesting you?
    I am also a dancer of the right persuation of course . What does that mean to You?
    ATL, who are "they" and why should it matter to me what they did say? No, I am not imputing all feminists- only the ones who are protesting. You ,on the other hand impute ALL the religious right. You speak absolutes when you say the religious right is imposing their morality on others.
    When Jehovahs witnesses come to my door they ASK if they may speak with me and OFFER me literature. How is this imposing? They did not come naked to my door and inquire into my personal life(outside of spiritual) without my consent.
    So what if religion has power in someone's life? Is there a moral code in your life that you live up to? (Silly question, you're a lawyer) What would we be if we didn't live by some moral code? (Besides the obvious). You can live maniacly by your moral code as well whatever that be. I'm not saying codes cannot be abused.
    I'd like to see you take your form of protest to N.O.W. headquarters.
    Come to my house? You're in my neighborhood. Don't you know ,in some counties if you have cars on blocks or jacks in front of your house the neighbors can protest to have them removed? And you're a lawyer? If you're embarrassed in front of the community it's because you already have me.
    It's a good thing that you will be there to defend the rights of the drunkard that the bouncer is trying to expell from the club. If I default on my liabilities because I lost all my money to gambling debts it would be a relief that you would be defending me and my right to bet. I guess these aren't high profile protests however.

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