Even if it were legalized, there would still be trafficked victims as there is still drug dealers where drugs are decriminalized or outright legal and sold in shops. This is due to the fact that while it may be legal then, the cost will go up and there are those who want to partake in said services but either cant or wont pay so they will go the illegal route. Anyone who claims anything else hasn't seen how cheap people can truly be.
There is a huge difference between the two. Doing drugs is, to the druggy, a victimless crime. They aren't hurting anyone but themselves if they buy some bad crack. The drugs also can't come to the police and say they're being taken advantage of, or decide to stop being drugs.
The U.S. has worker protections. There are myriad laws and agencies in place to keep out things like child labor or dangerous worker conditions. No, they aren't 100% effective - but the vast majority of people working in America work safely and with the knowledge that if they're taken advantage of they can go to the police or the local news station.
Did they arrest Tom Brady yet for all his crimes?
Cool. I think the article doesn't come to any definite answer, as it outright admits it doesn't. I also point out it's using data from parts of the world that I do not think, pretty clearly, can also be 1:1 applied to America.
But that's a great non-argument you came up with.
Who cares though? So he got a Rub and Tug.. *The Horror*
Only because it is illegal.
Nobody wants liqour stores or weed stores next to the playground, that is absurd. But the idea of prostitution being illegal is bullshit.
Wha happens if you take the monetary value away? What happens if women just start offering sex without a charge? What then?
Arrest them?
Prostitution being illegal os ihumane and a scummy religous idea that needs to be abolished. It harkens back to the idea that some people can’t stand the thought of other people enjoying themselves.
"Prostitution should be legal everywhere!" argues angry, lonely internet nerds on a video game forum.
Not really. There are quite a few people that have proposed the same idea as the ones proposed here. They all say the same thing that the government shouldn't be outlawing or prohibiting what someone does with their own body as long as they are a willing participant and aren't being forcefully coerced by an outside party.
Think of this. Porn is nothing but prostitution that is filmed and features a 3rd party in most cases. The only differences between porn and actual illegal prostitution is the person paying is generally not the one participating and the recipient signs documentation stating they are of legal age and agree to be on camera for commercial purposes. This may vary by locality as laws governing this vary by country. Like the argument that marijuana should be regulated the same as alcohol, the same can be said for this subject. To allow one and outlaw another is just asinine as there would still be laws against trafficking just like there are still laws against dealing drugs out of your home even when said drugs are legal to purchase from a dispensary and regulated for those that actually want to work in said industry. The arguments brought forth are generally ones from emotional or religious morality standpoint and not one from a logical viewpoint.
I'm just taking the piss. It's just funny considering the image one usually gets of an angry ranting gamer that can only get a woman to touch them if there's payment involved. While I don't think prostitution should be legal, it's not really a hill I'm willing to plant my flag and fight over.
You cared enough to post.