[ SECRET POST #4217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4217 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Impossible. You can't fully protect against STDs. Prostitution would never pass the current health and safety laws.

[(Anonymous)]

Is it actually true that you would need to be able to fully protect against STDs to be able to pass the current health and safety laws?

[(Anonymous)]

Leaving aside the fact that "current health and safety law" is a thing that varies widely from place to place, and exists in areas where prostitution is, in fact, legalized, no it isn't. Health and safety regs are about minimizing risk and ensuring there's a minimum level of accountability for workplace hazards and precautions, because it's recognized by pretty much everyone with two functional brain cells to rub together that eliminating risk entirely is impossible.

But it's a popular talking point for people who are anti-sex worker because STIs are scary and they can twist things to imply that anyone who's pro-regulation is a callous monster who wants to expose those poor, poor sex workers to AIDS. Never mind that said assholes are perfectly happy with those same sex workers being at risk of being jailed, raped by police, raped by clients, raped by pimps, controlled via addiction, violence, or financial threat, all without any legal recourse - oh and also still being potentially exposed to STIs.

[(Anonymous)]

And you're not using rape as a scare word here? You do realise a lot of anti-sex work promotes the Nordic Model that gets people out of prostitution (and away from rape).

[(Anonymous)]

Well, you can't fully protect against contagious diseases for medical staff either, but that's still an industry.