always look to sex workers to learn more about what’s currently going on in your local community’s labor organization movement. the hierachies we exist within are built on various forms of exploiting power dynamics. one of those power dynamics is sexual violence and exploitation. sex workers often have the most idea of what’s going on because they are the most exposed to exploitation. often, the roots of their exposure are other contributing factors like being born into poverty, having an abusive background, being queer, being trans, being a minority ethnicity, or a combination of some or all of those factors.

as an example from my local history, i grew up in a former mining town. throughout appalachia you’ll hear a common story to this. the miners were paid so poorly that even being paid in company scrip, they still couldn’t afford to feed their families. often, wives and mothers supplemented a miner’s income through sex work, often with their husbands’ bosses. sex workers in appalachia became a driving force in organizing the United Mine Workers of America

in conclusion: yes. the rich literally want to fuck the poor. they get off on having power over someone in a sexual encounter. that’s the main reason for the pedophillic elite, in fact. i’d even be willing to make the argument this is why the construct of poverty is enforced in the first place. it creates a class of vulnerable people who can be exploited in the ways the rich enjoy exploiting us, and one of those ways is sexually