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  • everyone sells their body in one form or another.

  • prostitutes can always become whores and get married. IMO

  • soldiers sell their souls along with their body should we make the military illegal ? IMO

  • 10s of thousands ... that few of husbands being laid :) ? I will never get married.

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  • a luxury for others.

    .crab fisher men risk life and limb every season to catch a delicasy and when was the last time anyone advocated to end crab catching business simply because its too dangerouse.

    you cant imagin how pissed I am over people insisting that they can dictate what is necessary for others. and their arguments puts them in a corner where they show a definate bias against sex workers and a complete double standard.

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  • @AMeanderingSoul

    wrong. the client is not a rapist simply because he had sex with a woman who didnt want to have sex.

    there are a lot of women who fuck men (FOR FREE) that they didnt much care for or feel like doing it.

    for get about sex.there are a lot of people who go to work and are forced by their employer to do tasks they dont want to do.

    what makes it rape is when the actual perpetrator is threatening or restraining an unwilling person for the purposes of sex.

    if

  • the victim has a pimp that is threatening the girl, physically restraining the girl. its the pimp that is the criminal.

    the client is only complicit to the crime if he/she is aware that threats and physical restraints are used to get the worker to comply.

    clients have a moral obligation to do business with people they trust are legitimate. there are many men that will specifically seek out independant workers for that reason. but twisting the word "rapist" to suit your agenda

  • is disingenuouse and degrades actual victims of rape. its also degrading to workers by telling them they are victims needing special treatement and consideration that other workers dont get, simply because they may be in a position were they will have sex with customers they dont particularily like or want to have sex with. thats bad on your part.

    and its clear you are biased and hold a double standard.

  • @AMeanderingSoul false.

  • 2/3rds were abused when they were kids? That is BS! There is so much BS about this subject! There is especially a lot of police BS. Most were not abused as children. This guy they are interviewing is so misinformed. And there are VERY few girls that started when they were 13 to 16 years of age. But yes, it is a horrible life and it doesn't just degrade the girl but also the guy. It is a trap that is hard to get out of.

  • testing

  • if there is only 100,000 we need more!

  • This documentary is excellent. Its on Amazon.  Helped me see reality and abuses of women in this industry and in porn industry

  • Wouldn't it be less dangerous if it were legal?

    And if the women are actually victims then why are they arrested if caught?

  • I feel sorry for the ex-Sailor who got discharged and went in to a life of hell.

  • Men beware! of modern Western Women motives based on ultimate shallowness, vanity, and materialism. They oppose prostitution because it'll ruin women's plan to use sex to: lure with and deprive men, and abuse men with the false promise of sex, waiting for Mr. MD/Millionaire/Celebrity/Perso­­nal trainer to come along to set them up for life, in a sort of involuntary bondage to their meal ticket with “equal” marriage sucking the man dry, and force him to stay through the Feminazi divorce courts.

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  • I bet yopu this guy would be the first one in line to pay a hooker if she came up to him....God, I hate shows like this.....Not all sex workers have pimps, are drug addicts, or poverty level poor.....Like at the so-called "high class" hookers that service wall street

  • Just legalize prostitution. If a woman avoid the pimps and drugs they can do very well as a prostitute. Some women truly do it out of free will. I'm writing a book about prostitution. Long as it's 2 consenting adults nothing wrong with it.

  • You.should.get.the.prostitute.­a.job.Help.her.out.It'sno.good­.for.anyone.when.guys.waste.mo­ney.buying.sex.or.girls.spread­ing.diseases.Prostitute.sex.is­.hurry.up.and.get.it.done.It's­.not.fun.at.all.asex.with.love­.is.100.times.better.

  • You.have.to.have.a.screwed.up.­devious.mind.to.have.sex.with.­prostitutes.Or.you.

    try.to.get.women.drunk.in.orde­r.to.have.sex.Cause.it.fucks.u­p.your.mind.You.should.respect­.people.and.not.try.to.get.ove­r.on.them.I've.walked.away.fro­m.14.year.old.girls.It.would.h­ave.been.so.easy.to.pull.down,­their.panties.and.nuzzle.that.­corn.silk.pubic.hair.and.that.­whole.that.smells.like.piss.Bu­t.you'will.cause.problems.you.­don't.want.

  • @tubeyou9878 agewws

  • @tubeyou9878 sex with prostitutes is fun when you are young. but after 26 leave them alone/

  • these comments are so dumb.. do you understand the average age of entry to prostitution is 12-14 yrs old.. we are talking about sex with young girls. that makes you men out their sex offenders!!!!

  • With the divorce rate what it is, we have an entire generation of sex workers in the making (since coming from a broken home seems to be a cause according to some of these 'experts').

    I wonder how much of the damage these people experience is actually caused by the societal shaming of sex work? Remove the shame and perhaps you will be removing a great portion of the damage! Of course it is hard to wrap ones mind around this idea, because shaming is very much a part of the social construct.

  • At least women have a way to make money in desperate times. What's a straight guy supposed to do?

  • Whether I pay for my enjoyment outright (prostitute) or finance it (girlfriend), I'm still paying for it. It's interesting how this correlation isn't made and prostitution is legalized. It would be safer (regulated) and profitable (taxes). You can't regulate morals...

    Why are you blaming the women? It's not the prostitute, it's the system. Preachers prostitute God to make money...where's that story?

  • which woman in this world gives a free sex to a man, with out expecting in return?your girl friend? wife? or a prostitute?you need to give some thing in turn to every one of these... all this is bullshit and hypocracy...every one talks morals, no one follows them... bull shit...

  • This is really valuable- good on you for caring!!!!

  • Fuck you and kiss my ass, with your fucking bullshit anit-Prostitution propaganda! Fuck all you up your stupid asses you anti-human fucktards! Prostitution is pro-woman, not anti-woman fuck tards!!!! Kiss my ass and go fuck yourselfs! So much lies and bullshit in one channel! FUCK YOU!!

  • @hunkydoery kid, you're totally out of madness & genetically neurological idiot. In your pronunciation interpreted during your relatively short survival time that you'll probably begin to notice a particular human being characterized by some special features that in your opinion, even makes you, who call it an indelible bunko to highly inhuman as your stupid assumption reflect it badly which mean You're total highest degree of mental retarded human race which is typical persistent with no vision

  • @hunkydoery Someone needs a hug! LOL. Angry much?

  • Americas Next Top Hooker!! Coming this season!

  • @t0xictreasure I would watch that lol

  • Oh, how I weep for women who use their sexuality to get stuff from men.........Wait!...Actually, I don't.

  • @CurlycrownJ

    What do you mean? There's laws against violence, willfully transmitting HIV, drugs... But there aren't laws against suicide, nor "The big bad wolf"--but he's a fictional character from a children's story.

    All people have to figure out their options...get out of prostitution and potentially starve to death, or stay in and eat while having sex. I'm not particularly FOR prostitution, just the liberty to decide what people what to do with their own bodies...

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  • 70% of women sell there body for sex, the rest are called gold diggers, difference is they look for a boyfreind not bunch of men in a month.

  • this documentary is biased. according to that abuse theory any promiscuous woman could have been abused too. the truth is we ll pay or sell sex in one form or another, why not make it safer for everyone involved??

  • I don't understand why prostitution has to be so bad. You could just work 4 hours per week if you were smart about it and have pleanty of time to do studies etc. And you give some men a great amount of pleasure.

  • @alexjamesdf: because it damages you emotionally and psychologically.

  • @elipse135 A very broad statement with not enough scientific basis. Different people react differently to being in such a situation. One could argue that being in a 12-hr/day high-profile managerial job also can damage a person emotionally and psychologically. Mountaneering is a high-risk job.

    My issue is that much of scorn aimed at prostitution doesn't give a damn about the holistic perspective. If it's a conscious choice made by an adult, I don't see what the issue is.

  • @elipse135 So does being homeless...

  • @elipse135 elipse, are you speaking from experience? I am a sex worker by definition. I do not feel damaged because of it. If I allowed it to get to me, the only damage I would be dealing with would be caused by people's judgments (you for example). A woman (or man) can be perfectly fine with her choice to be a sex worker, but she will have to deal with discrimination, marginalization and stigmatization from people who are just fine deciding what other people can and cannot do with their bodies.

  • This makes out that all prostitutes are drug addicted and screwed up. That may be true for up to 70% of them but that still leaves a good 30% who are not. The ones in Korea definitely are not because you cannot get drugs in Korea. As long as capitalism exists, prostitution will exist. It needs to be regulated thats for sure... not shoved under the carpet by illegalisation.

  • @alexjamesdf There is little to no unbiased research or data on the sex industry. The statistics are based on arrests, or on research that was created to support a particular ideology not to actually get the whole truth. These are tough times economically and it is easy to generate funding for law enforcement through attacking the industry (similar to the drug war). Korea has a very large sex worker community and they have been fighting for their rights!

  • so sad,in a country like America,SO SAD

  • @Juggernautishere sex shouldn't be reserved for who you think deserves it. it's not up to you ya asshole. You can't control other people, they're making their own choices, it doesn't mean they deserve to be treated like shit.

  • @Juggernautishere you,sir, are and idiot.

  • I would so sell my girlfriends if I didnt have the risk of getting busted by the cops...

  • America is going to become a big prostitute for all the world to fuck.

    Serb.

  • @hostihugen America already is!!! Everything about it is fucked already!

  • I also have to wonder how "the human cycle of reproduction" is a JOB, legal or not. The purpose of sex is to reproduce, just as lower animals do. To define a "mating ritual" as a job is comparing the healthiness of bananas to raw chicken laying on a curb.

  • @danmo783 Wow...you reached for that metaphor...

  • Picking up a prostitute makes you some of the lowest sludge ever produced. If you have to pay rape victims to get laid then you should turn a gun on yourself.

  • @danmo783 rape victims ??? wtf stfu ! a whore is not a whore ... some of them are victims and some of them are WHORES .... its that easy

  • @danmo783 Wow...really? But destroying an economy and sending millions of people into poverty makes you...? Where are your priorities? As I said in an earlier post, it's not the prostitute--it's the system. If you improve the economic conditions of the masses, ensure everyone freedom, legalize prostitution (some people are too nervous or unsure of themselves to approach a girl), legalize drugs...regulate it all (for safety)... Then what? You have a booming economy and unabused prostitutes...

  • Prostitution breeds crime, anyone that supports legalisation of it is a suck criminal bastard.

  • @AtheistTower No it doesn't. Prostitution is only a criminal act because it is treated as such. It's not inherently bad, if it was legalized and regulated it would end alot of the bullshit.

  • @drealgrin

    Rubbish, I live in a country which has legalised it years ago and there have been heaps of crimes directly coming off from the trade. The system is inherently dangerous irrespective of how much regulation and "safety" is placed on top of the trade.

  • heaps of crime? thats subjective.

    also regulations themselves can still be a problem.

    there are inherent dangers with every occupation. for instance, police work or being a sky scrapper window cleaner.

    hell, being a taxi driver, cable installer, plumber or a real estate broker carrys many of the same dangers and risk of prostitution. simply by workers being in a isolated environement with strangers.

    what makes sex work dangerouse is the isolation and

  • the methods being employed to maintain security.

    a worker that buy her self is at more risk than one working with another employee.

    for instance. a 16 year old was murdered at a fast food store after he was left to take care of the store after 11pm alone. he should not have been working alone and simply that 1 change would have made his store less of a target and may still be alive

    there are parachute instructors.the job is inherently dangerouse. yet legal.

    taxi driving!

  • I bring it up cause my grandfather was a taxi driver for 24 years. picked up a much of morons that shot him to rob him. made off with less than 10 bucks. do a google search on "real estate agent murder/rape". the job is inherently dangerouse. yet legal.

    when you say "heaps of crime" I will assume you mean drug trafficking, worker trafficking and/or worker assult. when it comes to drug/worker trafficking that is not dependant on the legalization of sex work but on

  • law enforcement. its the same with alcohol legalization. sellers need a lisence. sellers cant sell to minors and much check ID. there are shops and restuarants that break the law and fail to check ID and sell to minors. it happens everyday. were I live. there are decoys that go to jobs that report shops that sell to minors. if caught the penalty is a loss of license all the way to $10000 in fines. either of which can destroy a business. so there is a huge incentive to comply.

  • the amazing thing about enforcement is that when people realize they are being monitored heavily that tend to stop their BS. i bet anything that the reason why where you live has "heaps of crime"you see in your country stems from the effects of priority law enforcement. when police work harder they catch more people. also when police care and make enforcing prostitution laws a priority, victims are more willing to come forward and make reports of abuse.

  • enforcment is key to all of this. everytime i hear people bring up the fact that European prostitution models either attract more crime, or have increases in violence. or any BS like not... NO ONE talks about what the police are doing. if we see an increase in police activity and an increase of crime. thats may be a GOOD THING. it means that the more work they do is uncovering crime that they may not have uncovered otherwise. if crime increases and we see cops activity is low

  • criminals take advantage of that. and because there is low priority they are not catching the people they need to be. IMO violations should have harsh punishment and there should be less regulations. making it easier for works and business owners to comply and giving them more of an incentive to do so.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    Higher crime statistics around the prostitution have been observed within my own city (the country legalised prostitution 5 or so years ago) around the trade. Yes there are dangers in many other occupations, but unlike prostitution the aforementioned occupations are necessary and their importance outweighs their risk.

  • sex is necessary for many. not only that there are health benifits from having an active sex life. sex relieves pain, stress, anxiety for many. it releases hormons like oxytocin that make both males and females more dosile and less aggressive. couples who have sex more are able to resolve conflicts quicker. men with higher oxytocin levels are less likely to be violent. so i would argue that the risks are worth it. i mentioned before parachute instructors and taxi drivers are both

  • @Bigpussycat5

    Sex isn't necessary for self survival. No psychologist or physician would even backup the idea that prostitution would have any psychological or physiological benefits, if anything there's more likely to be evidence for the opposite: harm. Oxytocin comes about during a relationship and when a man has offspring - none of those things occur during prostitution which if anything has the potential to destroy relationships. I know drug users who became such thanks to the industry.

  • ``Sex isn't necessary for self survival.``

    neither is eating tofu

    neither is being able to jump out of a plane

    neither is taking a shit indoors.

    feel free to read my entire comment any time.

    thre are a lot of things that we allow that are dangerouse for th makers and service providers that provide these stuff or us.

    people are injured or killed every day as a result of occupational hazard.

    hell there is a whole industry of insurance for works surrounding this fact. people

  • will get hurt.

    all jobs can be considered unnecessary. it depends on the personal standards. oxytocin is simulated is many ways. not just by having a relationship with someone.

    hell, hugging a stranger is enough to release it in the brain. giving birth releases it. and sex with ANYONE releases it.

    so yes sex work is theraputic. like it or not. the idea that massage therapy is ok. but as soon as genitals meet. a line has been crosses. its rediculouse. there is no wonder to me

  • why many prostitutes use massage clinics as their cover. its silly how something can go for being legal and theraputic to dangerouse, degrading and illegal. just by shifting body positions a little bit. lol. its outragous and comical. but sad at the same time. its speaks to a society that is insecure about sexuality more than anything.

    like i said. you are biased and have a double standard. tempt me to explain why.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    You're trying to detract from my point here by making false comparisons. I've explained to why prostitution should be restricted: a) legalising/liberalising it correlates with increased crime around the industry, b) it isn't a necessary or a beneficial profession and c) society's without it function fine if not better than those with it. None of your comparisons are completely equivalent to prostitution so keep trying.

  • 1a) correlation does not equal causation. just by that alone your argument failes. but I can still go firther

    2a) its law enforcements job to keep crime in check. you dont get to blame prostitution for the cops not doing their job. when there are instances when crime surges (for any reason) they are suppose to expend the necessary resources to manage it. so sex workers paying taxes (that would normally not be reported to revenue boards) have a right to see some of that money

  • spent to make their work safer and the community has a right to see that money go towards protecting them from any prostitution related offenses.

    3a) another cause increased crime rates may simply be cops actualy taking a higher priority with dealing with prostutes. more cops on the streets. more money spent on the tools they need to do their job. stiffer penalties. more victimes coming forward( criminalization isolates victimes and discourages them from reporting crime)...

  • all these could mean that the cops are getting better at their job. meaning they are catching more bad guys. which is a good thing! most statistics only take into account the actual number of complains and incident reports filed. more reports filed means the cops are working more.

    thats their job. if legalization means that they need to hire more cops to do work or more judges to do work. that what has to happen. its no different than the market for cigs and alcohol.

  • when there is a raise in crime related to cigs and alcohol cops dont ban the market entirely. they beef up their enforcment. they devote more cops to managing cig/alcohol crime. judges hand out stiffer punishments. tax payers or cig/alcohol buys may even pay more to get all this done. its that simple. so you clearly dont take your time to understand stats if you are using "high crime rates" stats as an argument.

  • b) its may not be benificial to you. dont buy or sell sex in that case. you are not going come here and tell me what is best for me or anyone else. so ive said this already. its time to cut it out. its a futile argument to use a waste of time even for reasons i've listed why in detail. im not going to do it again here. c) better? according to who's standards? again, you dont dictate society should function.

    and yes, all my analogys work fine. if you have a problem with any them.

  • you will have to do a better job and refute each one. simply dismissing them is not an actual argument or refutation.

    so you, need to be the one to try again.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    1) I'm talking about crime directly connected to the industry; that's causation, it doesn't happen if the industry isn't there. 2) You can't blame cops for a legal framework which endorses things detrimental to society. Why should we waste more on criminal enforcement if we don't have to? I would choose less crime over more, and so would the cops. Taxation doesn't justify increased costs either because they're unlikely to outweigh such costs.

  • 1) there is crime directedly connecte to EVERY INDUSTRY. you name it. google it and you will find people breaking laws. for instance. think about the law firm industries. these are people who should know and abid by the law. and if you goodle lawyer/judges being arrested for using their position to commit crimes or victimize clients. you would be amazed. ALL INDUSTRIES HAVE CRIMINALS AMOUNG THEM.

  • 2) I can blame cops if it turns out that their failure to do their job results in more crime! yes, they are entrusted to protect us. its not a waste. its their job to take care of all of us. legal sex workers pay taxes just like you and vote for representation just like you. and they have a equal right to protection, just like you. if crime goes up (for any reason) its the law enforcment's duty to adjust.

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  • there is not a single industry that costs more money to manage than the revenue it bring in. if that were the case the industry would naturally not exist. infact, it costs more money to keep it illegal. law enforcment devoting resources to catching workers/johns, processing, prosecuting, jailing, rehabilitating and loss of tax revenue these people would have made the govnt if these captured workers/johns were working and not in jail costing to govnt money to board.

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  • regulating costs law enforcment peanuts compared to what it bring is. and when it comes to dealing with crime. legal or illegal. the government would have to be handling either way. crime rates fluctuate all the time regardless of the legal status of prostitution. when prostitution was illegal in some countries there were periods of time when crime went up. it would have been law enforcments job to deal with the surge. so to argue its not their responsibility to effectively manage

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  • @Bigpussycat5

    Again back to my previous point: the benefits of having a police force far far outweighs the negative possibilities of abuse within the industry, unless you live in a police state or have a systematically corrupt police force (a government-level problem). Again my problem with prostitution isn't its legality, it's the detrimental nature of industry, no other industry has the potential to cause social harm.

  • I already responded to you about what you consider a "detrimental", "distructive", "dangerouse", "evil", "digusting"...

    nature of prostitution.

    its unfounded, biased and you create a double standard.

    and my fear that we will talk in circules with you insisting that "the risks out way the benifits"AGAIN

    I then have to explain to you, AGAIN, that you dont get to decide what risks are worth taking and you will then come right back to your point, AGAIN, that you just see prostitution

  • as distrutive.

    i dont have anymore time to waste. quite simply its your opinon that its distructive.

    if you feel that way... FINE

    it just takes be back to one of my first points. if you find it too dangerouse for YOU. the same way you may find police work, enlisting in the army, flying plays, moutain climbing too dangerouse for you. You simply dont have to do it.

    and you need to respect the fact that there are people who who actually are willing to

  • to take the risks to earn a living in the industry of their choice. if you are worried about how "distructive" any industry is. then you should be an advocate of risk/harm reduction. like for pilots. you would be fighting to ensure these men get mental health evaluation and demand manditory rest periods to ensure they are mentally stable and focused when they are on the job to it reduces the likelyhood of them crashing and being killed.

  • how if any of this is a problem for you.

    if recognizing that other people have rights

    other people should be allowed to make choices for themselves, even if those choices may put that aformentioned person in danger or in a position were they may regret their choice some day.

    regret and danger are not unusual for prostitutes. everyone experience both in some form.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    It's not about "rights" to do this and that. The me me me me, attitude you exhibit simply detracts from the reality of prostitution.

  • ITS ABOUT RIGHTS! even if you were to say " the me me me attitute" that still deals with RIGHTS. in canada, the Bedford VS Canada case was brought to the courts. Bedford challenged that the laws against prostitutes violated their RIGHTS which all citizens are guaranteed under the Charter of RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS. in america. the same challenges are being brought to the courts. in canada people have a right to equality. in canada (where I live), laws violate that because it

  • they directly put workers at greater risk than any other person in an occupation by their very nature. they also put unfair restrictions against workers that no ohter employed person has to put up with. It also violated personal autonomy and right to free expression that everyone else enjoys. currently the B VS Canada case has won its first battle and will go to the Supreme Court for its final battle. but your "me me me" understanding of this discussion is quite telling that you

  • can see how "me me me attitude" is still a battle for rights. we live in democracys where majority rule. but the minorities, the individual ( the "ME") still have RIGHTS recognized by some sort of Bill of RIGHTS or Chater of RIGHTS (depending on country). even if the majority may want something. the rights outlined by these documents and bills will always trump that. these rights protect the minority against oppressive and exploitive majorities. like it or not. you entire

  • position can be summed up as:

    you feel you have the right to dictate what is best for other people. you get to say what is benificial. what people need (at least on the issue of prostitution).

    If thats how you feel, than fine. i can stop wasting my time arguing with you because 1) you dont have that right to dictate how others can live 2) it pointless for me to argue with someone based on personal preferences an opinions on an issue.

    thank you.

    have a nice. life.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    Unfounded? Have you actually met up with people who have been involved in the industry on either end? To you it is unfounded, you don't even come from a place where it is legal so how can you have solid position on it? Crime affects society, so it's society's right to prevent liberalising prostitution laws. You have yet to make an equivalent comparison, I have refuted each of your examples.

  • @AtheistTower

    Yes unfounded. There are many different of conditions and. Buisneess model that prostitutes choose to work under. Different condition means varying experiences. Example, south whales ladys working under decrim in a luxury bothel will gave better experiences than an American street lady. So it's relative. I support decrim to give women a better options than street work.

  • @Bigpussycat5

    Yes there is crime in every industry, yet again, the benefits of such industries (e.g. financial industry vs. the fraud going on) as well as efficient ways to regulate and reduce crime. Prostitution however is a very personal thing that affects individual's, individual's families and relationships. Are there any industries that destroy people's lives so easily?

  • THE INTEREST OF EVERYONE.

    let this be the last time i have to say it. feel free to tell me you believe you have the right to dictate how everyone else lives. and we can simply end this conversation. but do not ignore what i am saying only to repeat yourself when i've already answered your point.

    prostitution is no different from any other occupation. there are many occupations that are emotionally damaging. medical pathologists, crime scene clean up crews, butchers

  • anthropologists (body farm techs) are some sex examples of the extreme emotional threat to workers. so much so that many of these workers have to take a psych evaluation to work.

    pilots, parachute intructors, police officers, taxi drivers, real estate agents... risk their lives everyday to earn a living.

    there are people who find out that the occupation of their choice doesnt work for them. and by the time its they figure that out. its either too late or extremely difficult

  • to change occupations. so i am not going to waste my time with you trying to explain that your assertion that prostitution ruins lives. you wouldnt argue that 1) the free sex every women is allowed to participate in is so dangerouse that it should be band and yet there are women who are abused by their men. or they are not attracted to their partner. or they later regret the relationship they have. 2) you also would argue that earning money is distructive.

    this goes back to

  • to the george carlin's famouse works on prostitution. fucking is legal. selling is legal. but selling fucking is not illegal? how can you ban the purchase/sale of something that everyone can give away for free.

    you cant possibly justify why you would allow women the right to freely fuck a stranger. but the moment she takes money for it, she is in more danger. so you really must have a problem with women, in general freely choosing their sexual partner.

  • @drealgrin

    What's more if you actually follow the people that make use of the trade or service it, you realise how many lives it wrecks. These prostitutes should just get a real job.

  • prostitution is a real job.

    and when i hear people talk about lives being wrecked. I have to say so what? i watched a documentary about people who clean up crime scenes for a living. emotionaly stressful work. yet high paying. and an even higher worker turnover rate. these workers sees and smells the most disturbing things day in and day out. guess what? they quit.

    when it comes to sex work its no different with the exception of sex trafficking

  • (which no one is trying to legalize or legitimize in anyway). but there are women who go into the sex industry willingly and leave willingly. and they face problems that are no different then any worker in what you would consider to be a "real job". not everyone is built to succeed in crime scene work, and not everyone is ment to work in the sex industry. lives wrecked by sex work is mostly do to barriers set up by criminalization that make it difficult for workers to ask for

  • help when they want it and social sigma surrounding their occupation that isolates them from caring family members and friends that respect choice of occupation and have unconditional love and support for them. when jerks like you refer to sex work as "not a real job" that disrespectful. a job is simply a legal way to a person to support themselves. the only thing preventing sex work from being a job is its legal status.

  • THANK THE MOTHER GODDESS FOR PROSTITUTES

  • I love prostitutes. They are doing god's work.

  • 12 step program works for addictions. Get to a meeting.

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  • It's sad to see this reality.

  • FYI before anyone dares to look down upon a Working Girl; the world’s absolutely largest WHORE HOUSE is Washington DC and its annex Alexandria VA. To be able help the situation that Working Girls face, one must first close the WHOREHOUSE of Washington DC.

  • @centurion180ad please expound on your theory...we need to hear it.

  • so ILL go to new york then ,i like to screw an american whore,

  • these drugs are brought in by the CIA jets per H.W, Bush...nothing comes in or out of this country w/out them knowing. nothing

  • The sexual policy of the law is so incredible against human nature that it causes prostitution

  • bullshit

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