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> and regulated by the health industry just like in Europe and most of the rest of the world. That's not true. Don't know exactly the case in the Netherlands/A
by barredo 16y ago
> and regulated by the health industry just like in Europe and most of the rest of the world.
That's not true. Don't know exactly the case in the Netherlands/Amsterdam, but it's not wide-Europe thing, and surely not 'most of the rest of the world'.
Other from that, it is a really great comment.
- speleding 16y agoIt's been regulated in the Netherlands for decades, but is't only been entirely legal for a few years. It still hasn't completely stamped out illegal immigrants being forced to prostitute themselves though. These girls are afraid to be sent back to where they came from and they don't pay taxes so they're a lot cheaper (and more willing to do deviant things)