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The central planner wannabes are just SURE they know what's best for everyone else. I disagree.
"Coercive"? That sounds like a NON-consensual activity. .
That still doesn't prove that a process where sex-workers could be asked are they being trafficked and be protected from their trafficker(s) could not be instituted.
That isn't even in the same galaxy as "credible."
The Bunny Ranch is a "prison camp?"
Come on, stick to reality.
You sound like one of those assholes who is just sure that Communism will work next time despite the fact that it never has.
Your NYTimes articles prove nothing; WHO SAID THAT THE PRESS ALWAYS TELLS THE WHOLE STORY?
Prostitution always involves coercion
You obviously didn't read it. Maybe you can't. Your favored approach of denying legitimate sources in favor of your 'feeeeeeelings' lends you 0.00% credibility, fool.
Louie the Lip says he wants to see white peoples blood flowing in the street and he's on national TV. I suppose he was being misrepresented him while he speaks. Get real, Me Oaf.The central planner wannabes are just SURE they know what's best for everyone else. I disagree.
I know that NY newspapers don't necessarily tell the whole truth about things; I know from how they treat Louis Farrakhan: http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/02/26/farrakhans-reading-list-includes-carter-adl-does-not-approve/?_php=true&_type=blogs&module=Search&mabReward=relbias:w&_r=0 . THEY LOVE TO REPORT A PART OF THINGS AND NOT ALL OF THINGS.
I don't believe in Louis Farrakhan but I use to listen to him and witness how they press misrepresented him.
Prostitution is legal. Its called pornography....I think that it should be if it could be organized in a way where those under the age of eighteen are unaware that it is legal.
Do you think that it should be legal? Why or why not?
Thanks for all answers
Why don't you explain how pornography is prostitution. I can't wait for this!
It's sex acts for money.
I do think prostitution should be legalized. I think it would be much easier to monitor and regulate the industry, and it would help to keep children out of the business. .
No, it wouldn't. It never has.
Another thing to consider . . . even if a woman willingly goes to another country to become a prostitute, if a person brings her into a country illegally for the purposes of prostitution (even if she is a willing participant), she will be counted as a person who was a victim of human trafficking.
Consider that while people sit around trying real hard to think of justifications and rationalizations, untold scores of women and girls are suffering. Priorities, priorities.
Its having sex for money, but on camera.Prostitution is legal. Its called pornography....I think that it should be if it could be organized in a way where those under the age of eighteen are unaware that it is legal.
Do you think that it should be legal? Why or why not?
Thanks for all answers
Why don't you explain how pornography is prostitution. I can't wait for this!
prostitution
[ ˌprästəˈt(y)o͞oSHən ]
noun
- the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment.
synonyms:the sex trade · the sex industry ·
Prostitution is legal. Its called pornography.
Point taken...do you know the reason why all states except Nevada make it illegal for a person to sell sex for money (non-pornography prostitution?)
If it were legalized and taxed, I bet that it would make the government alot of money.
Wrong question, IMO. It's not whether prostitution should be legal or not for adults. The question is, should ANY activity between adults that does not infringe on the rights of another be illegal? I argue "no". If you're an adult and you're not taking from or hurting another, the law should have no ability to prosecute you.
Yeah, I agree...why do all of the states except Nevada make it illegal?
Politics is primarily responsible for the persistent illegality of prostitution. Very few legislators will risk the backlash from married women and bible-thumping moralists which surely will result from proposing or voting for a legalization bill.Wrong question, IMO. It's not whether prostitution should be legal or not for adults. The question is, should ANY activity between adults that does not infringe on the rights of another be illegal? I argue "no". If you're an adult and you're not taking from or hurting another, the law should have no ability to prosecute you.
Yeah, I agree...why do all of the states except Nevada make it illegal?
The central planner wannabes are just SURE they know what's best for everyone else. I disagree.
That still doesn't prove that a process where sex-workers could be asked are they being trafficked and be protected from their trafficker(s) could not be instituted.
