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Wait what? If you are a sex worker you are not allowed a vacation in the US of A? I would have expected this from Saudi Arabia, not from the country that produ
by Mashimo 4y ago
Wait what? If you are a sex worker you are not allowed a vacation in the US of A?
I would have expected this from Saudi Arabia, not from the country that produces the most amount of porn.
- midoridensha 4y ago>I would have expected this from Saudi Arabia, not from the country that produces the most amount of porn. It does, but it's also the country that recently banned abortion in many states. The US is an extremely schizophrenic country. Parts of it make Saudi Arabia look very liberal.
- Tepix 4y ago> Parts of it make Saudi Arabia look very liberal. OK i'll bite, give us examples please!
- midoridensha 4y agoAny place where the FLDS is active.
- Dma54rhs 4y agoMany liberal countries in Europe ban the prostitution from the women rights perspective. Your idea is very American centric. Feminists in Europe don't see sex work as empowering but rather exploration by men.
- midoridensha 4y agoMeanwhile, it's legal in both Netherlands and Germany.
- peheje 4y agoObligatory https://youtu.be/IlbAMdDry4A https://youtu.be/IlbAMdDry4A
- zarzavat 4y agoThe US for reasons that are incomprehensible to most of the rest of the world (both liberal and conservative) distinguishes pornography from prostitution. Pornography is legal artistic expression whereas prostitution is a crime in law and against morality. Certainly there are foreign porn stars who go to work in US. You do have to wonder what they tell immigration.
- dchftcs 4y agoOne is more scalable, doesn't normally imply adultery (and breaking marriages), and doesn't spread STDs to otherwise well meaning gentlemen, so arguably offers more benefit per unit of labor employed and is less socially disruptive. As far as contradictions go this one is more practical than incomprehensible.