Poll: Prostitution should it be legal?
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I don't care, really. It'll be fine if exploitation's avoided, and it's all very professional and the girls/men want to be involved in the industry.
Because it seems like you people are trying to find a solution to a problem by trying to encourage one of the consequences of the problem.Lawyer105 said:
And lessen the rebellious tolerance crap. This is not a quest for tolerance on prostitution.
Edit:*Sigh* I probably should mention that I have nothing against prostitudes or act of prostitution. I just think you people are defending it with bad reasoning.
What problem?? You haven't provided any reason, or any evidence to support your claims that there is a problem!Popido said:
But, you know what? There IS a problem... the problem is judgemental retards trying to rule absolutely everybody else and force them to comply with whatever THEY think "appropriate" behaviour is.
How about we start addressing that problem, hmm? It's a way bigger issue than prostitution!
It's religious tolerance, by the way... and you still haven't provided any evidence to support your claims that there shouldn't be tolerance for prostitution.Popido said:
Guess what. We call that intolerant zealotry around these parts. I should know.
I think prostitution should be legal, but you should need a prostitution license. It's better if government's bureaucracy controls everything instead of the pimps and human traffickers.
If it's regulated well then there's absolutely no reason for it not to be legal, it'd actually be beneficial in many ways.
I can't help but feel that the only reason it's illegal in the first place is because it's a bit of a taboo subject. Or too many people are assuming the stereotype that prostitutes are always drugged up, half dressed and hang around on street corners.
I can't help but feel that the only reason it's illegal in the first place is because it's a bit of a taboo subject. Or too many people are assuming the stereotype that prostitutes are always drugged up, half dressed and hang around on street corners.
Ok it makes more sense that it's for the chumps and chumpettes. Thank you for clearifying.Veldie said:
Well, if the laws were not written well, women could be forced into prostitution through exterior means, or trafficked women could be exploited. I basically mean that there would need to be checks and balanced to ensure no one is exploited.AndyFromMonday said:
Because everyone thinks its morally wrong.
Well what about letting black people go to the same washroom as right people? I could say thats morally wrong, if I was raised in that time period. My point is that morality changes and you can't use it alone as an excuse to limit something like this. If its normal to do things one way that doesn't inherently mean you should never change it.
Most people just plain don't like it, or don't want to admit that they'd use those services. It seems like a man "failed" to get sex from women normally so he has to pay the loser fee. Again morality and norms.
I can imagine that women won't be in favour of it. The mentality that they trade sex for money is somehow "beating the system" is in their mind maybe??? I can't say as I'm not a women. A woman expects to be treated like a lady and that means to burn money on her, for the eventual reward of sex. Making prostitution legal could affect this negatively? No guys to pay women for the CHANCE of sex, if you can get it more directly somewhere else?
That's just a theory, even I doubt this.
It won't ever be legalized because most members of government are.. too ashamed or embarassed to press this issue? Its like "why do YOU want it to be legal? Having problems getting girls? LOL" so people just throw shaming words at each other instead of addressing the issue. You can see the same thing with marijuana.
Well what about letting black people go to the same washroom as right people? I could say thats morally wrong, if I was raised in that time period. My point is that morality changes and you can't use it alone as an excuse to limit something like this. If its normal to do things one way that doesn't inherently mean you should never change it.
Most people just plain don't like it, or don't want to admit that they'd use those services. It seems like a man "failed" to get sex from women normally so he has to pay the loser fee. Again morality and norms.
I can imagine that women won't be in favour of it. The mentality that they trade sex for money is somehow "beating the system" is in their mind maybe??? I can't say as I'm not a women. A woman expects to be treated like a lady and that means to burn money on her, for the eventual reward of sex. Making prostitution legal could affect this negatively? No guys to pay women for the CHANCE of sex, if you can get it more directly somewhere else?
That's just a theory, even I doubt this.
It won't ever be legalized because most members of government are.. too ashamed or embarassed to press this issue? Its like "why do YOU want it to be legal? Having problems getting girls? LOL" so people just throw shaming words at each other instead of addressing the issue. You can see the same thing with marijuana.
If i have to work at Hell-mart im already selling myself for money, just not sex. and yet i still end up getting demeaned.
Provided it's regulated and given proper oversight, I don't see why it shouldn't be legal. Hell, a good number of the problems associated with prostitution are a direct result of the fact that it's a criminalized, fringe trade. Its illegality is really just a cultural artifact, the appendix of legislated morality. Most contemporary first-world societies have progressed to the point where that's no longer needed.