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I completely agree. Thing is, even remaining constrained by current law assuming stopping prostitution is just and right, they /still/ went about it entirely t

I completely agree. Thing is, even remaining constrained by current law assuming stopping prostitution is just and right, they /still/ went about it entirely the wrong way. Ultimately this will lead to a complete loss of control, more prostitution, and more trafficked/coerced people.

madgar 10y ago
It isn't so simple when the voting public wants to see laws enforced. A lot of people consider it a betrayal of public trust to selectively enforce laws, or to outright ignore them. A lot of Americans are hoping that the next federal government will crack down on states flouting federal laws regarding marijuana, for example. (No, prostitution isn't a federal crime. I know that. It's an example.)