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That’s a very puritanical view of the sex trade. In New South Wales prostitution has always been legal, including street crawlers, and for the protection of th
by robbiep 3y ago
That’s a very puritanical view of the sex trade.
In New South Wales prostitution has always been legal, including street crawlers, and for the protection of the sellers it is illegal to be a pimp. The view being the women have agency but pimping is predatory
- bruceb 3y ago"including street crawlers" Nothing says pro women than using a term like this.
- robbiep 3y agoWell, technically the term is used for the people who are looking to purchase services, so I’m not sure what sort of judgement you’re trying to apply, but thanks kindly for your 2c - the point being that you can buy sex off the street in NSW
- kortilla 3y agoBetter look up who it refers to before you whip out the indignation
- mock-possum 3y agoOoh ooh is it guys?
- kortilla 3y agoNo, it’s specifically the clients. Definitely predominantly men but it’s not a term for men specifically.
- adrr 3y agoStreet Crawler or Kerb crawler is the person looking to solicit prostitution. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerb_crawler https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerb_crawler
- perilunar 3y ago> In New South Wales prostitution has always been legal No it hasn't. It was made illegal in the early 1900s. Street-based sex work was decriminalised in 1979 (Prostitution Act 1979), and brothels were decriminalised in 1995 (Disorderly Houses Amendment Act 1995).