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There are at least three issues with this idea: 1. Not every sex worker are doing it for the money only. Many do enjoy doing this. Not every person goes to sex
by mikhailt 5y ago
There are at least three issues with this idea:
1. Not every sex worker are doing it for the money only. Many do enjoy doing this. Not every person goes to sex workers for sex but more of a "hired" companionship.
2. Demand for sex would not just disappear. Sex is human nature and sex work has been around since the beginning, it will never "stop".
3. This would increase human trafficking and more abuse to women because of 2 and it has already happened thanks to previous laws like this as mentioned in the article.
This means increased costs for us taxpayers to pay for increased policing due to 3.
You want to make the system cheaper? Decriminalize sex work and/or go after the sex buyers instead.
- mensetmanusman 5y agoI’m not arguing on point number one, all this policy would do is make sure that the only workers that are doing this are the ones there for the reasons you state. This would reduce/filter out anyone there for necessity.