Yes, but its a complete misrepresentation of what I'm talking about and a disingenuous argument. Providing for the welfare of people is a separate topic that i

Yes, but its a complete misrepresentation of what I'm talking about and a disingenuous argument. Providing for the welfare of people is a separate topic that isn't "solved" by banning prostitution. It is solved by rational welfare policies that guarantee a basic level of subsistence that no one is forced to make that decision in the first place. Otherwise, once again, you can replace "prostitution" with "any job people don't like".