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You said, and I quote: > Conservatives (in the US anyway) view sex work as... You did not specify Southern Baptist church members, which I am sure form a part

You said, and I quote: > Conservatives (in the US anyway) view sex work as... You did not specify Southern Baptist church members, which I am sure form a part of the entire set of conservatives in the US but do not solely comprise it. I'm also sure that Alabama doesn't consist of 100% conservative leaning people nor do I believe that all of its conservatives share the same opinions. Please try to think clearly, I don't have time to correct all of your statements.

forgetfreeman 4y ago
From the parent: "I don't think conservatives are attempting to endanger sex workers - they believe sex work is fundamentally risky and leads to abuse." Having established that you don't refute my claim that (at minimum) large portions of the conservative constituency take a militantly hard line on the topic of sex work that puts us a lot closer to "well, I knew this guy once who claimed to be a conservative that also said this thing once" than "the conservative position on sex work is X". If you insist I can absolutely compile a list of links of everything from "religious leaders" to pundits and politicians openly railing against sex workers. Your sassy banter doesn't impress.