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Yes it Should No! Not at all
Debate Score:6
Arguments:6
Total Votes:6
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Should Prostitution be legalised?

Burning issue of the world. why it should not be legalised and if yes then why it should?

Yes it Should

Side Score: 5
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No! Not at all

Side Score: 1
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In both countries I'm familiar with (Spain and UK) the prostitute isn't a criminal for prostituting herself. This is for the sample reason that suicide is not illegal - it is not illegal to do harm to yourself.

It is questionable whether those that buy sex from prostitutes should be prosecuted. I think not. There is no reason that prostitution should be damaging to women if they prostitute themselves under their own volition. The duty of society is to make sure that prostitutes are properly protected and not coerced, neither by others nor circumstance, to have sex.

Side: Yes it Should

And moreover their children will be getting education and other medical facilities too. And i guess legalization will protect the rights of minor. Also by check ups the danger of spreading STDs can be reduced.

Side: Yes it Should
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If we could regulate it, and make it is as safe as possible, then I'd go with yes. Making it legal is really the only way to do that. Prostitution is going to exist. People with a will to survive will find a way to survive anyway they can, be that killing and or stealing, selling drugs, or even prostitution. In making this legal, we at least offer protection for those we know are struggling, and looking for any means of survival.

Side: Yes it Should

If people want to exploit themselves then let them it is no business of the state.

Side: Yes it Should

States could make plenty of revenue by running State-controlled houses of prostitution.

Side: Yes it Should

Personally I feel that anyone who supports prostitution might as well support slavery - What is the difference, really? Trafficking women in all ages to work for other people, without pay? There is no difference.

Of course, I will admit that prostitution can be considered an industry, if all the women (or men) in this industry chose for themselves to be in this industry, and actually got paid.

But the sad story is, that the vast majority of these women work for others. Not only that - 88% of the women who chose to be prostitutes themselves are there because of poverty and would like to leave it. Atrag once said to me, that there are a lot of people who are miserable where they work, and would like to do something else - Valid point? No! 80% of the prostitutes have been a victim to rape before becoming prostitutes. 72% are currently or formerly homeless. A Canadian Report on Prostitution and Pornography concluded that girls and women in prostitution have a mortality rate 40 times higher than the national average. n one study, 75% of women in escort prostitution had attempted suicide. Prostituted women comprised 15% of all completed suicides reported by hospitals.

Women do not want to be prostitutes. I bet you'd have to ask a lot of women before you find a single one who would want to be a prostitute at any circumstances.

It should be legal so it can be regulated Well, it is legal in Denmark, and trust me when I say the numbers of suicides, rape, underaged prostitutes, trafficking and all that are not smaller here.

So to answer your question - It should be illegal to buy a prostitute - You should literally make a law that bans someone to buy a prostitue, because then the man (or woman, I'm not gonna be sexist) who purchases a prostitute can be punished for it, and the prostitute herself will not, because she is a victim.

Supporting Evidence: Source for numbers (www.rapeis.org)
Side: No! Not at all