There were major errors. The biggest one was amalgamating Scottish Police into a single force. It suggests a homogenous situation, which wasn’t the case. Glasgow and Aberdeen had had a long history of SWs and associated crime. For a while it was tolerated with certain times and streets where the p4ps wouldn’t be bothered by the police. Eventually they cracked down. Too much drugs and several murders.
Edinburgh was a far different situation. A tolerance zone that got shifted snd shifted again as housing redevelopment and militant locals objected. But there was also a long-running well-controlled, well-supported and officially tolerated sauna circuit. Police could pop in openly to see things were being done properly, ScotPep was reasonably well funded and provided condoms and health advice.
With the advent of Police Scotland a second mistake occurred. All of Scotland, now being treated as the same, was run by a well-decorated chief who had no knowledge of Scotland, was gay, and thought that a heavy-handed approach could rid Scotland of heterosexual prostitution. In Edinburgh, the police were very unwilling participants in a brutal regime. The saunas, well-run and unobtrusive actually got the backing of neighbours and locals. The council resisted gay cunt with all their might but one or two saunas got closed and one or two able managers put out of a job. Gay cunt got ‘fired’ (under some euphemism) and things went mostly went back to normal, though some capable people had been frightened off and a few miscreants and non-miscreants fined.
The feminazis, mostly weegies, in the Scottish Government could never quite bring themselves to admit that a mistake had been made. Prostitution is still generally treated as a single entity, almost as stupid as treating all pharmaceuticals from aspirin to amphetamines as a single entity. Various virtue-signalling abolitionist programmes come and go without ever recognising the legitimate claims of most prostitutes and cooperatively tackling the real problems, which are mostly associated with a portion of immigrants from two specific countries.
