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That belief isn’t just something they got from nowhere. Your contempt for their choices is bizarre and really offensive. If they have a better option, perhaps
by ryanobjc 9y ago
That belief isn’t just something they got from nowhere. Your contempt for their choices is bizarre and really offensive.
If they have a better option, perhaps you could illustrate what that might be. Perhaps grab a coding job? Or waitressing, with all the benefits and pay that comes with (and sexual harassment with no recourse, not much #metoo for underpaid waitresses)?
Or, are you offering a job?
- balls187 9y agoWhat benefits come with being a prostitute? If you're worried about sexual harassment with no recourse, picking a profession with astronomically higher risk of sexual violence would be the last choice any rational person would make. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24625169 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24625169 It's not comtempt; I just haven't fooled myself into thinking that prostitution isn't a victimless crime. You've built a strawman for my argument; I'm not showing contempt for the choice of picking prostitution; but I am saying that in the US engaging in it, as a seller or as a buyer constitutes being stupid. The increase risk of violence, sexual or otherwise, the risk to your families health, the risk to your own health, the risk to your career. All reasons why it's stupid. I believe decriminalizing prostitution would reduce the risks--but regardless, those who go into prostitution will still be exploited, regardless of it's legal status. If it were decriminalized (and remove it's social stigma) I don't see more people becoming prostitutes.
- sokoloff 9y ago> I just haven't fooled myself into thinking that prostitution isn't a victimless crime Parser error: maximum number of negations exceeded.