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Every point you raise is valid. I strongly believe it should be decriminalized. However, I just don't see it ever happening in the US. Why? Because women don'
by downandout 11y ago
Every point you raise is valid. I strongly believe it should be decriminalized. However, I just don't see it ever happening in the US. Why? Because women don't want their husbands or boyfriends buying sex from other women, and that simple fact alone is enough to swing any election involving a candidate that would enable it to legally happen.
- colemickens 11y agoAre you suggesting that keeping prostitution illegal is preventing men from cheating on their wives? I've not met many people who are so naive.
- nostrebored 11y ago"62% of interviewees identified as having a girlfriend or wife" http://www.rapereliefshelter.bc.ca/sites/default/files/imce/Deconstructing_the_Demand_For_Prostitution%20(3).pdf http://www.rapereliefshelter.bc.ca/sites/default/files/imce/...
- kefka 11y agoAnd every one of those things was targeting illegal brothels run by pimps in Chicago. If the facilities themselves were gov't ran, with weekly medical checks and safety protocols, then I have a feeling things would be very different. Right now, with prostitution being illegal, it is abhorrent and disgusting and evil. I'm thinking of the similar comparisons with Colorado and marijuana.
- spacehome 11y agoIf you're in a union, you're going to be against scabs who undercut your price.
- downandout 11y agoI'm not suggesting that at all. I am suggesting that women won't elect someone that will give their husbands an additional, legal avenue to cheat on them.