Legalize Prostitution?
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sure, why not? I don't care who does or doesn't use that service but people should be allowed to choose what they can do with their own bodies. I really don't understand why it is illegal. People can have sex, you would have to be crazy to say that is wrong. And people can have monetary exchanges involving goods and services. Somehow, when those two things are combined, the morality and fabric of space time justs rips apart. Seriously, what is the harm, if it does not affect you, what kind of a self centered person do you have to be to extend your own disproval of a certain activity onto the privacy of other's actions. Side: yes
What a lady chooses to do with her body and her chastity is nobody's concern but her's. A lady has every right to utilize herself the way she likes or atleast until Men are forgiven to have slept with a million women around the world and still not be tagged as 'PROSTITUTES' for a reason that they don't have to carry the proof of 'VIRGINITY'. There does not have to be anything illegal about prostitution unless your blinded with 'BLIND ETHICS'. And if you respect your ethics just so much then you might as well make them equally satisfying to all. Side: yes
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Enforcing Prostitution legislation is hard enough, enforcing something like mandatory checks on stds for sex workers would be even more difficult(and possibly be impossible to sign into law). I would reckon most prostitution is on the side of some primary job, used as supplemental income. This makes categorizing people as sex workers difficult. Rather proper sex education for all people would do a better job of getting prostitutes to check themselves. Prostitutes have a high risk job, but the risk is not isolated; it spreads to each client they have, which spreads to each person their client has sex with, etc. Prostitutes are not managing their sexual networks for health and happiness but for profit(which is determined by the market), this leads to increased risk of several health issues, which themselves leads to potential social issues. Simply legitimizing an industry isn't necessarily in and of itself desirable. Side: No
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The law is supposed to be Upright. Our nation will fall apart because people choose to exclude God from the law. What purpose does legalization of prostitution serve? How can you look at the face of your children and tell them that you are a supporter of this? Let sin be sin, do not try and welcome it in. The law is supposed to be what protects us... from ourselves. Side: No
SIN IS A SIN.. If a woman sleeps with Men for money. Where is that man punished according to your law? A man has his rights untouched to sleep with as many women and get away with it. Only because you do not call it 'Prostitution.' Only because a man is not asked for his proof of virginity that he cant produce. Pay it the right way if you believe that law is right. You can't oppose any of it unless you stand clean. Side: yes
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