Satire Essay On Sex Trafficking
Human Sex Trafficking
Thinking, have you ever turned blind eyes to many of the world's problems? Imagine this, while you are standing in front of a hotel you notice two men with a child. The child looks gloomy and abused, they seem to be glancing around in hopes of something special to happen, but you can’t put a finger on the thought since it didn’t concern you. With the quick exchange of money, a deal was done and the child follows their new trafficker, that’s when you’ll probably notice human trafficking. Human trafficking is a huge problem that some of us don’t notice at first, and we don’t make much of an effort to stop it. It’s everywhere, and we can try to make a difference. If we can find ways to prevent human trafficking and help …show more content…
Victims are also traded, and it’s rare for a victim to stay with 1 trafficker their whole sex career. Every time victims are traded, they usually move farther and farther from their original home. Wherever victims go, they can’t keep up with their current location and ultimately get confused and lose sight of where they are. Because of their chaotic lives, victims rely on drugs to numb their everyday torture. Victims find it easier to acquire drugs than food, since some traffickers give their victims drugs willingly or the drugs being sold are unknowingly cheap and easy to acquire. With the additions of easily obtainable drugs and the stress on their mind, their traffickers abuse them. They drug their victims to prevent them from running away, and drill “programs” into their mind for any occasion. Traffickers also make the victims do sexual work for cash, easily making profit off of them. Now, what if they could run away, wouldn’t they do that? There must be times where victims have a chance to flee from the traffickers and return home, unfortunately the truth is that victims are dependent to their traffickers the moment they are
Thinking, have you ever turned blind eyes to many of the world's problems? Imagine this, while you are standing in front of a hotel you notice two men with a child. The child looks gloomy and abused, they seem to be glancing around in hopes of something special to happen, but you can’t put a finger on the thought since it didn’t concern you. With the quick exchange of money, a deal was done and the child follows their new trafficker, that’s when you’ll probably notice human trafficking. Human trafficking is a huge problem that some of us don’t notice at first, and we don’t make much of an effort to stop it. It’s everywhere, and we can try to make a difference. If we can find ways to prevent human trafficking and help …show more content…
Victims are also traded, and it’s rare for a victim to stay with 1 trafficker their whole sex career. Every time victims are traded, they usually move farther and farther from their original home. Wherever victims go, they can’t keep up with their current location and ultimately get confused and lose sight of where they are. Because of their chaotic lives, victims rely on drugs to numb their everyday torture. Victims find it easier to acquire drugs than food, since some traffickers give their victims drugs willingly or the drugs being sold are unknowingly cheap and easy to acquire. With the additions of easily obtainable drugs and the stress on their mind, their traffickers abuse them. They drug their victims to prevent them from running away, and drill “programs” into their mind for any occasion. Traffickers also make the victims do sexual work for cash, easily making profit off of them. Now, what if they could run away, wouldn’t they do that? There must be times where victims have a chance to flee from the traffickers and return home, unfortunately the truth is that victims are dependent to their traffickers the moment they are