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Netflix's 'They Cloned Tyrone' Takes Cues from 'Get Out'
  • 21st Jul 2023

Netflix's 'They Cloned Tyrone' Takes Cues from 'Get Out'

"They Cloned Tyrone" is a sci-fi comedy with social commentary. John Boyega stars as a drug dealer who wakes up in a time loop after being shot, and uncovers a larger conspiracy with two others. The film has a unique visual style and balances comedy with bleak commentary. Boyega gives a standout performance, and the entire cast shines. While it sometimes loses focus, the movie is a delightful and watchable romp with social satire. It will be available on Netflix starting July 21, 2021.

What news can we find under Procuring (prostitution) News Section?

Procuring — an intriguing aspect of the human narrative that's often plagued by misconceptions, prejudice and a haze of moral ambiguity. Or more colloquially, pimping in the realm of prostitution. But what exactly does news content hold under this contentious topic?

Let me bring you on a journey into the depths of this world; let's strip down to facts clear as daylight.

The Billion-Dollar Underbelly

The first layer we encounter is socio-economic. Weekly headlines scream about illegal sex rings being busted internationally or locally. Remember Jeffrey Epstein? These stories expose how procuring permeates every level of society, with individuals from various backgrounds falling prey to it due its lucrative nature.

Policies and Legal Matters

Dig deeper and we unearth discourse around legislative complexities surrounding procuring. See Canada’s controversial stance dictating legality? To one extreme where its criminality ropes in both procurer and client or on the other hand – should it be legalised like parts of Nevada have done? It’s a Gordian knot legislators worldwide are still trying wrangling with.

Moral Debate & Human Rights

Beyond exploitative portrayals which dominate headlines lays another facet — consent and choice.
"Are all sex workers victims?" Here enters debate over individual agency versus victimhood narratives, coupled with conflicts between feminism ideologies wading into these murky waters.
In short: complexity layered upon complexity!

Note:If this article has piqued your interest or conflicted your views - good! Let's foster dialogue instead dismissing 'taboo' subjects outright because so many lives hang in balance depending on our collective societal choices.

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