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So what is your point exactly? That we as a society should see to it that no matter how much sex work pays, we provide an equally high-paying and easy job for p
by phendrenad2 8mo ago
So what is your point exactly? That we as a society should see to it that no matter how much sex work pays, we provide an equally high-paying and easy job for people? What do you propose?
- SpicyLemonZest 8mo agoI'd endorse that principle. It's true, of course, that societies without an abundance of easy and high-paying jobs may struggle to satisfy it except by banning sex work.
- swiftcoder 8mo agoThe person I was replying to suggested that this person voluntarily chose this job over a bunch of equally good jobs. My point is that this is at best a mischaracterisation - they chose this job because of economic necessity. Yes, it may be that it pays more than equivalent non-porn jobs due to being rooted in foreign exchange. But that doesn't make it any more voluntary
- mhb 8mo agoHow is that different than the reason most people work? Mining coal, putting out oil fires, industrial fishing. These are not only unpleasant - they are also dangerous.
- swiftcoder 8mo agoAgreed. Again, I was only responding to the original comment that this was a choice among equally good alternatives
- phendrenad2 8mo agoI don't think anyone was saying or even implying that there were equally good alternatives. Being a con-man might be your best option if you're naturally gifted at lying. But that doesn't mean you get to complain that you're being exploited by the jail.
- cedarscarlett 7mo agoI did not suggest that she chose it over equally good jobs. Reread my comment. I said she chose it over any other job available to her. Therefore it is by definition the best job available to her by her own admission. Do you disagree with any of that?