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Anyone who wants to have sex with a young girl in Los Angeles can drive to “the Blade,” a notorious red-light district where 12-year-olds are openly walking the streets — and cops are all but powerless to thwart the disgusting pedo bazaar.

The children line up along a 2-mile section of Figueroa Street — a k a “the Kiddle Stroll” — clad in next to nothing to indulge in their johns’ sickest fantasies for around a hundred bucks.

Many of the girls were recruited from the foster-care system after being seduced on social media, authorities said.

Then Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the ironically-named “Safer Streets for All Act,” also known as SB 357, on July 1, 2022. The act repealed the section of California’s Penal Code which criminalized loitering in a public place with the intent to commit prostitution.

SB 357 was authored by Democratic California State Sen. Scott Wiener.

Weiner, a gay politician, previously authored a bill that relaxed sex offender registry requirements for sodomy with minors, if the offender is within 10 years of the victim’s age. Weiner introduced a different law in 2019 which allowed male prisoners to be incarcerated in women’s prisons.

The ACLU co-sponsored SB 357, claiming the former law “gives law enforcement a tool to harass and discriminate against black and trans communities.”

“The Safer Streets for All Act will take away this outdated and subjective [law] which has for too long allowed law enforcement to criminalize and harass someone based on the color of their skin, their gender, or how they choose to make a living.”

Note that the ACLU quietly lumps in a mutable characteristic with two immutable ones. Yes, we should punish those who “choose to make a living” by hawking fentanyl or defrauding the elderly. Or pimping out underaged girls.