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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals."
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals.
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Rolling eyes...
I take it you are in favour of what is in essence a harmless transaction between 2 adults being kept a criminal offence to satisfy the Victorian values of a bunch of prudes, as well as making the girls involved easy targets for violent crime and organised crime? |
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals.
Rolling eyes...
I take it you are in favour of what is in essence a harmless transaction between 2 adults being kept a criminal offence to satisfy the Victorian values of a bunch of prudes, as well as making the girls involved easy targets for violent crime and organised crime?"
De-criminalised.... |
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals."
a large section of prostitution is behind closed doors in suburban homes,where its in no way illegal.the trouble arises where women are being either forced via trafficking, or being drug dependent,by men who are exploiting them. in countries where its been made 'legal',ie:legalized brothels..there are still a section of women who for whatever reason,again drug use, or been trafficked are under the radar...and men will always be there to exploit ones who are underage, will bareback or simply succumb to practices that wouldnt be acceptable in a sanctioned brothel....but at the moment i think tolerance zones are a step in the right direction. |
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals.
Rolling eyes...
I take it you are in favour of what is in essence a harmless transaction between 2 adults being kept a criminal offence to satisfy the Victorian values of a bunch of prudes, as well as making the girls involved easy targets for violent crime and organised crime?"
a financial transaction between two people for sex is not illegal...the legalities are more to do with living off immoral earnings,'pandering',soliciting,keeping a brothel etc....no law against 2 people deciding to exchange money for sex. |
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals.
Rolling eyes...
I take it you are in favour of what is in essence a harmless transaction between 2 adults being kept a criminal offence to satisfy the Victorian values of a bunch of prudes, as well as making the girls involved easy targets for violent crime and organised crime?
De-criminalised...."
Yes, de- criminalised.
Maybe there should be some extra regulation of how and where prostitutes ply their trade. However I personally I do not think it is necessary, we have enough laws that regulate public conduct, what and where we can do things to address any issues of that kind, I do not see the need to add further to those restrictions. |
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"I think it is a move in the right direction, but would much rather see prostitution decriminalised and that way removed from the control of criminals.
Rolling eyes...
I take it you are in favour of what is in essence a harmless transaction between 2 adults being kept a criminal offence to satisfy the Victorian values of a bunch of prudes, as well as making the girls involved easy targets for violent crime and organised crime?"
God no! I couldn't give a solitary shit! I was rolling my eyes because you bored me. |
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Yes i believe better protection should be given to these women.
However isn,t encouraging both them and users??
Untill the reasons why these women feel they need to do it is addressed it will always be frowned upon.
What about local residence nearby...??
Why just one area??
Oh the questions go on...
Quite honestly people say that they are drug/ alcohol dependant.. I doubt that.
Then if was exspected to give a blow job to the likes of myself....
Christ i think i,d like to be d*unk...
Then some may argue that it not allabout the sex..not all guys whether it be looks, personality, confidence fall into desirable by women to have a normal sexual relationship... Aand is the only outlet for them. |
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