Prostitution

Ive banged out a hoe or 2.

Aint nothin wrong with it.

In a free world, government shouldn't be telling us who you can't sleep with. If you meet a chick at a Starbucks, I should be allowed to have sex with her long as its consensual. It shouldn't be labeled as a crime just because money is exchanged. If I take the same girl out to a dinner, buy her few stuff and then fuck her, why is that now legal? To me, It's the same money out of your pocket.

i dont care who does what if he/she doesnt hurt anyone, so im for legal

Personally, it's not a service I use, but I really don't see any reason why it should be illegal, morally. Infact, it being legal would probably eliminate a great deal of the business' shadier sides.

The fact that there's like.... 5094509830945890348509 'massage' parlors in Korea (can guarantee you it's harder to find a real massage place than a brothel) probably influenced my views somewhat.

On October 16 2012 03:40 nolan wrote: Wondering how LP feels.

isn't it pretty obvious that 95%+ of LP will say it should be legal? (i also think it should be legal)

maybe wobbly would be against it, idk

"selling is legal. fucking is legal. why isn't selling fucking legal?"

The problem lies in the fact that there's a lack of logic in policymaking. It's always easier for a politician to get elected on a position that's anti-drug, anti-prostitution, etc because it offends the least amount of people. There's no reason for them to enact change in the status quo unless they think it can get them re-elected

plz prostitute

you pay for it one way or another...

yes it's extremely hypocritical considering the government buys more than bodies and buys lives through military.
must be some connotation with buying sex specifically

I absolutely don't know US policy or law on this. But in some countries (like France) prostitution is legal but prostitues soliciting is not. And obviously running a prostitution business is not either.
But it does result in a strange situation, where prostitutes have the right to do their business and thus can fill their tax declaration with this, but they can't "promote" themself and have no place to do it.

problem w prostitution is its impossible to regulate it

On October 16 2012 05:07 bigredhoss wrote: Show nested quote + On October 16 2012 03:40 nolan wrote: Wondering how LP feels. isn't it pretty obvious that 95%+ of LP will say it should be legal? (i also think it should be legal) maybe wobbly would be against it, idk

nope im all for it.

On October 16 2012 05:07 bigredhoss wrote: Show nested quote + On October 16 2012 03:40 nolan wrote: Wondering how LP feels. isn't it pretty obvious that 95%+ of LP will say it should be legal? (i also think it should be legal) maybe wobbly would be against it, idk

yes most obvious question I have ever read on the internets

anyone who thinks it shouldnt be is retarded

i think its illegal because when laws were written 200 years ago everyone was a catholic/christian and in religion these types of acts are frowned upon Laws need to evolve with the new age, problem is that it takes forever to make any kind of change when it comes to government / law

On October 17 2012 09:38 Spitfiree wrote: problem w prostitution is its impossible to regulate it

Isn't it regulated fairly well in for example Holland?

Didn't read any of the thread.

Have no idea if this relates to OP but it might:

If prostitute's motive is to have sex for money and she is coerced in 0 way...

in the words of that referee on that silly puddy show celebrity deathmatch:

"I'll allow it"

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