Question G

[Jonetta]

The young girls and women aren’t seen as human, more as products by sex traffickers, including women who are part of the enterprise. How do these people lose touch with their humanity? Do you think that men using their “services” might rethink their decision if they were aware how these girls were abused?

[Anita]

I don't have an answer for this. There has to be something missing in people who engage in human trafficking. Okay, let's call it what it really is: slavery. Society has given it a pretty PC name, but it has been around since the dawn of time. I don't think the customers care that the girls are abused and trapped.

[Sharon]

I ask myself this question every time I watch one of the true crime shows that deal with sex trafficking. I don't know what happens to people except that they lose touch with their human side if they ever had one. Some people are born evil.

[Jonetta]

I don’t have an answer either. How anyone could become so callous to young girls like this for money defies any semblance of logic. Evil and depravity are the only words that come to mind.

[Melissa]

Do you think that men using their “services” might rethink their decision if they were aware how these girls were abused?

I don't think so. Most of the men that use these "services" only think of themselves and what they want. As long as the girls do what they are told all is good. Many of them probably abused the girls as well.

[Jonetta]

Makes me want to cry.