John Quincy Adams was accused of pimping by Andrew Jackson in Jackson's 1824 campaignįor the presidency of the United States.
I'm a comparative n00b here, so I have no idea (without researching) whether further action can be taken. History can attribute this addition to him. A friend pointed out the addition of 'John Quincy Adams' to the famous pimps list, which I deleted. Preceding unsigned comment added by Scribeofargos ( talk I'd like to add the current reference for the concept of guidance. After all, this industry is a concern of the law. I think that would fall under the category "weasel words." Surely there are economists who study this sort of thing, or government studies to refer to. I 05:02, 4 August 2007 (UTC)Ī reasonable and quick edit might be to replace "most" with "many": "Many pimp-prostitute relationships are suggestive and guided, etc." Are there any opinions? - Dante456 01:17, 7 August 2007 (UTC) I agree that this statement is controversial and needs to either be sourced, changed or removed. Is someone who traffics sex slaves considered a pimp? How can we know whether most people on the management side are abusive or not? Where are the numbers? Or is "pimp" only used to describe a particular subset of the industry comprised mostly of benevolent flesh peddlers? - Dante456 22:49, 1 August 2007 (UTC) Aside from a few testimonies (see the talk subject "misinformed" on this page), is there conclusive quantitative evidence that most pimp-prostitute relationships aren't abusive? This brings into question the definition of pimp. This statement, taken from the introduction of this article, is questionable. How prostitutes "suffer" under pimps, prostitutes as victims of pimps, etc.) Needs a bunch of work. Also, much of the article was subjective. I think the part about the portrayal of pimps in pop culture is very useful, but most of the other stuff was more relevant to prostitution than pimps. Most of the info is covered in the Prostitution article. I wonder if this article needs to be so long and detailed. It seems that prostitution is legal in the state of Nevada- just not in Las Vegas. Prostitution is legal in the state of Nevada. That said, I'll happilly give way on the subject - have fun with the article. :) Martin 00:47, (UTC) To me, it'd be like having seperate articles on murderer and murdered person. However, I think a seperate article here isn't the correct way to structure the subject. I agree with Anon that this is potentially useful info, which is why I merged it, rather than deleting it.
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