Arturo, respectfully, I do not think this is a very persuasive post. Having seen the movie and being somewhat familiar with the topic, your argument is not great.
I thought the film did a good job in showing the “customers” as being white, American men. It seems this movie was not made to show the entirety of the problem of human trafficking, rather a personal experience that Mr. Ballard had.
Unfortunately it hs become politicized not unlike many other things that should remain bipartisan. The right is as much to blame as the left.
Arturo, respectfully, I do not think this is a very persuasive post. Having seen the movie and being somewhat familiar with the topic, your argument is not great.
I thought the film did a good job in showing the “customers” as being white, American men. It seems this movie was not made to show the entirety of the problem of human trafficking, rather a personal experience that Mr. Ballard had.
Unfortunately it hs become politicized not unlike many other things that should remain bipartisan. The right is as much to blame as the left.