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> The imbalance of power between the buyer and the person coerced into the act remains regardless of whether the act takes place in a physical space or in front
by standardUser 1y ago
> The imbalance of power between the buyer and the person coerced into the act remains regardless of whether the act takes place in a physical space or in front of a camera.
They act like they've discovered capitalism. It's not a bad argument, it's just not an argument against sex work. It's a disingenuous attempt to disguise misogynistic views of women as something noble.
- tbrownaw 1y ago> It's not a bad argument, it's just not an argument against sex work. That's because they're eliding the common knowledge that the activities in this particular industry are meant to be special and locked away behind formal ceremonies, rather than openly available in public commerce.