It's not a mistake thinking discrimination is directly enabled by state policy both because banks are trying to get ahead of possible trafficking charges, but also because sex workers are not a protected category in anti-discrimination law. So these laws cuts off sex workers' ability to get paid, to get their money, not just to have negative images online. What that does, and it shifts depending on the sector, it forces sex workers to take more risks and give more money to third parties. Anyone who is paying attention knows that these are really urgent and scary problems for sex working people. And I don't know if saying this will convince the whore-phobic left to do anything, because it hasn't despite of sex workers repeated attempts to do so.