>Do you consider death better than prostitution? Strawman, though I suspect you don't even realize it. If you find a woman and her family starving your moral

>Do you consider death better than prostitution? Strawman, though I suspect you don't even realize it. If you find a woman and her family starving your moral obligation is to provide her help: A legitimate, non-exploitative means of providing for herself, provide for her directly with reasonable or no strings attached or put her in contact with someone who can do one of those things. What you suggest is cut and dry exploitation and it's troubling that you find it not only acceptable, but positive! >Starvation is a bad situation, but unfortunately you have no one to blame. Why are you searching for someone to blame? There is no way to know how the person got in this situation, and even if it is their own fault, we all make mistakes. But the person who exploits her situation is clearly in the wrong. >No one has harmed anyone else. You don't seem to comprehend the concept of exploitation.