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Not beyond reproach but it is a fair argument to make that people's choices can be considered unforced from a moral perspective even in the presence of reasonab
by ninjanomnom 4y ago
Not beyond reproach but it is a fair argument to make that people's choices can be considered unforced from a moral perspective even in the presence of reasonable external pressures. If someone has decided that sex work is acceptable to them then I'm willing to take that at face value unless genuine exploitative behavior is found.
If you aren't willing to allow any sort of pressures on people to perform what they consider their livelihood, then employing anyone such that they only make enough to live paycheck to paycheck is immoral as well.
- mc32 4y agoIf the sex industry were organized and professionalized such that they had advocacy and regulation that specified acceptable behavior by management. No work if on drugs or alcohol and if addicted to the above, have programs to address those issues and had independent feminist organizations providing feedback and advocacy for members, and had rules regarding management-employee relations, etc., then ok, they could be addressed as any other industry.