[ SECRET POST #4214 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4214 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What things do you think should be illegal?

[philstar22]

Actually, this has been tried in some countries, and it actually lowers the rate of trafficking better than making everything legal. The problem with making it legal is that although in theory it allows for regulation, in practice the illegal/immoral parts of the industry still happen when the johns aren't prosecuted, and women are still forced/coerced into it and/or taken advantage of/abused when pimps aren't prosecuted.

Re: What things do you think should be illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but

Why on earth should it actually be illegal for someone to go to a prostitute? What is actually wrong with that?

Re: What things do you think should be illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but...

Women are allowed to sell their bodies. They're theirs. Okay.

But if you give a consenting prostitute money to have sex with her, that's a crime. Yeah, let's go after traffickers and pimps and people who solicit trafficked people while leaving sex workers alone, no argument there. But making prostitution legal and criminalizing actually giving money to one in exchange for services is just cruel and pointless. They'll still have to operate illegally and I don't see how this would really solve anything, except changing who the law goes after.