• NoLifeGaming@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Murder has been there since the beginning and making it illegal doesn’t seem to work. Should we just make legal? I think prostitution only plays into women being sexual objects for men.

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      …if you go to Pahrump, NV where prostitution is legal, those women are independent contractors who set their own prices and can turn anyone that they don’t feel comfortable with serving away. Additionally, clients must use protection AND the women have police on a panic button if anyone gets out of hand.

      Compare that to the women who prostitute themselves illegally and are subjected to all the dangers of rape, abuse, and murder.

      I used to think like you. While I was researching a paper I was writing (arguing against the legalization of prostitution mind you), I ended up at a completely different conclusion. My conclusion did not support my thesis and I wrote it that way.

      Open your mind a bit, and see that legalization protects EVERYONE (except prudes I guess)

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        the women have police on a panic button if anyone gets out of hand.

        Wonder what the response time is on that button press? Would have thought they would employ bouncers on-site to handle that kind of thing.

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        What even was that persons comparison. I feel like I’m taking crazy pills sometimes. How are sex and murder even slightly related? I’m sure if I was 14 again I’d say something like “they give and take life, they are two sides of the same coin” or something like that that totally misses the fucking point.

        ^(I’m replying to you because last time replied to one of these people directly I was botted for like a week. )

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          I think they would like to make an argument that only makes sense in a Christian context (“we are all sinful, and we need to control those sins until we get true salvation, including sexual desire”), but they’re smart enough to know that won’t fly around here. So instead, they have to come up with a contorted argument that still doesn’t work, but they thought it wouldn’t be so easy to dismiss out of hand. They failed, but they tried.