Human Trafficking

Bateluer

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?Today, you can buy a human being for $200 in any major city in the world.?

Some of the things in this article are very disturbing. Apparently the problem is much more widespread than I've previously though. When I separated the Air Force 6 months ago, most of us were complaining about the unneeded and useless 'illegal trafficking in humans' training that we all had to go through quarterly, even the CMSGT of the Air Force. Guess it was a needed training, if only to raise awareness.



Oh, if this thread gets locked for some nit picky rule in P&N that I'm not aware of, or its a repost of something that was posted two weeks ago and sits on page 7, I'm just going to stay our to P&N and deny everybody my eloquent and informative rhetoric.


 

Duwelon

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Of all the things that could go wrong with your kids, I think this one is the most horrific. Like most dictators, the slavers have to keep the girls / women uneducated and ignorant about their rights. What could be done to make it impossible for someone living in the US to do this?
 

Jaskalas

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Originally posted by: Duwelon
Of all the things that could go wrong with your kids, I think this one is the most horrific. Like most dictators, the slavers have to keep the girls / women uneducated and ignorant about their rights. What could be done to make it impossible for someone living in the US to do this?

Repeal the 4th amendment, as we've already mostly done.
 

palehorse

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I have a good friend who investigates human smuggling internationally.. let's just say that he's a very busy agent.

sad that.
 

Ozoned

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Originally posted by: Bateluer
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?Today, you can buy a human being for $200 in any major city in the world.?

Some of the things in this article are very disturbing. Apparently the problem is much more widespread than I've previously though. When I separated the Air Force 6 months ago, most of us were complaining about the unneeded and useless 'illegal trafficking in humans' training that we all had to go through quarterly, even the CMSGT of the Air Force. Guess it was a needed training, if only to raise awareness.



Oh, if this thread gets locked for some nit picky rule in P&N that I'm not aware of, or its a repost of something that was posted two weeks ago and sits on page 7, I'm just going to stay our to P&N and deny everybody my eloquent and informative rhetoric.

The financial cost to rescue this small, small % of peple suffering from a deprivation of the basic human condition is to high. I base this statement on the fact that the condition exists.
 

fskimospy

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Originally posted by: Ozoned
Originally posted by: Bateluer
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?Today, you can buy a human being for $200 in any major city in the world.?

Some of the things in this article are very disturbing. Apparently the problem is much more widespread than I've previously though. When I separated the Air Force 6 months ago, most of us were complaining about the unneeded and useless 'illegal trafficking in humans' training that we all had to go through quarterly, even the CMSGT of the Air Force. Guess it was a needed training, if only to raise awareness.



Oh, if this thread gets locked for some nit picky rule in P&N that I'm not aware of, or its a repost of something that was posted two weeks ago and sits on page 7, I'm just going to stay our to P&N and deny everybody my eloquent and informative rhetoric.

The financial cost to rescue this small, small % of peple suffering from a deprivation of the basic human condition is to high. I base this statement on the fact that the condition exists.

You do realize that humans frequently value things that are not cost effective, right?
 

miketheidiot

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Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Duwelon
Of all the things that could go wrong with your kids, I think this one is the most horrific. Like most dictators, the slavers have to keep the girls / women uneducated and ignorant about their rights. What could be done to make it impossible for someone living in the US to do this?

Repeal the 4th amendment, as we've already mostly done.

i hope this is not a serious suggestion. if not you have clearly lost it.
 

Nebor

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Jun 24, 2003
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Originally posted by: miketheidiot
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: Duwelon
Of all the things that could go wrong with your kids, I think this one is the most horrific. Like most dictators, the slavers have to keep the girls / women uneducated and ignorant about their rights. What could be done to make it impossible for someone living in the US to do this?

Repeal the 4th amendment, as we've already mostly done.

i hope this is not a serious suggestion. if not you have clearly lost it.

These people are suffering, and you're trying to hide your sex toys from the police. No one needs complete privacy.
 

BoberFett

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You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.
 

Davan

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Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.
 

BoberFett

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Oct 9, 1999
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Originally posted by: Davan
Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.

Murder has a victim. A person who was an unwilling participant in the process.

Who is the victim when one person voluntarily pays for sex and another person voluntarily sells it?

The problem right now is that since it's already illegal to sell sexual services, those who are committing the act have no reason to avoid other crimes in the process. If selling sex is illegal then you might as well ship in slaves since customers don't have a legal option. And what are the prostitutes going to do, go to the police and report their illegal activities?

You prohibitionists are all the same. You think you can control human nature, if only there was a law.

PS It's hilarious when I'm called a liberal. Especially since the liberals around here consider me a far right neocon. You're all stooges.
 

JSt0rm

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Sep 5, 2000
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Originally posted by: Davan
What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.

Whats wrong with looking into legalization? You can't be so sure that its the wrong move to make unless you are basing that on your own moral convictions. As a society we shouldn't have to placate your morals but should instead do whats best for the majority. I don't know what would be the correct asnwer in this case but I do know that putting blinders on and ignoring the situation is wrong.
 

Capt Caveman

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Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?
 

JSt0rm

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Originally posted by: Capt Caveman

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?

I don't think anybody would argue that legalized prostitution should include children. Make the minimum age like 25 or something. If you can't rent a car you can't sell your ass
 

DrPizza

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Originally posted by: BoberFett
Murder has a victim. A person who was an unwilling participant in the process.

Who is the victim when one person voluntarily pays for sex and another person voluntarily sells it?

The problem right now is that since it's already illegal to sell sexual services, those who are committing the act have no reason to avoid other crimes in the process. If selling sex is illegal then you might as well ship in slaves since customers don't have a legal option. And what are the prostitutes going to do, go to the police and report their illegal activities?

You prohibitionists are all the same. You think you can control human nature, if only there was a law.

PS It's hilarious when I'm called a liberal. Especially since the liberals around here consider me a far right neocon. You're all stooges.

Seems to me that legalizing prostitution would ultimately create more of a demand for its services. I don't think any of the females I know are thinking, "you know, I'd love to be a prostitute, the pay is great, it's just that it's illegal. That's the only thing holding me back. I don't want to break the law."

Think of all the other shitty jobs - picking crops in fields, working in kitchens... Those types of jobs are the ones that very frequently are filled by illegal immigrants. And, many of those immigrants didn't just decide to walk across the border on their own. They were helped. Here in Western NY, we recently had a bunch of restaurants closed down. The people who worked there were essentially slaves, brought here for the purpose of working in those restaurants.

Seems that legalizing prostitution would actually increase these types of problems.
 

Jeff7

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Jan 4, 2001
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Originally posted by: DrPizza
Seems to me that legalizing prostitution would ultimately create more of a demand for its services. I don't think any of the females I know are thinking, "you know, I'd love to be a prostitute, the pay is great, it's just that it's illegal. That's the only thing holding me back. I don't want to break the law."

Think of all the other shitty jobs - picking crops in fields, working in kitchens... Those types of jobs are the ones that very frequently are filled by illegal immigrants. And, many of those immigrants didn't just decide to walk across the border on their own. They were helped. Here in Western NY, we recently had a bunch of restaurants closed down. The people who worked there were essentially slaves, brought here for the purpose of working in those restaurants.

Seems that legalizing prostitution would actually increase these types of problems.
I think what BoberFett was saying though is that legalizing it would effectively lower the market price of the product: sex.
It's illegal, so there's risk involved. Risk raises the price people will want to charge, and if people are willing to pay it, then you have a viable market.
If it's possible to effectively procure "workers" to bring in this high revenue at low cost, then people will do things like bring in slaves to do the job, while reaping HUGE profits. And like BoberFett said, if you're already dealing with one illegal thing, prostitution, getting into the slave trade is just another minor inconvenience.

If it were legal, the risk goes away, and the price drops. Suddenly, it's not nearly as profitable, and so not worth taking on the risk of getting involved in something illegal like human slave trade.

Hell, you could have licensed prostitutes, required to regularly get checked for STDs - as the customer, you know you're paying for a clean worker, and good, legal service. Versus going to some slummy place and getting someone who doesn't speak English, who isn't licensed, and who might give you some disease you've never heard of - and using the services of a criminal.

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be enough done about dealing with illegal immigrants as it stands now. Too many people are too stupid, and politicians are too cowardly and stupid to address it.
Too many morons say that opposing illegal immigration means you hate all non-whites, and you hate all immigration. Then the politicians cave in immediately, and start looking the other way when it comes to illegals, because they're too stupid to address the public directly: "I don't have immigrants. I oppose illegal immigrants. You are welcome to come here legally."

Legalizing drugs: They can be taxed and regulated. We already have tobacco and alcohol, which are themselves addictive and carcinogenic. Why they hold some magical place over other drugs, I have no idea.



Originally posted by: JSt0rm01
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?

I don't think anybody would argue that legalized prostitution should include children. Make the minimum age like 25 or something. If you can't rent a car you can't sell your ass
Indeed. Something that you seemed to have missed, Capt Caveman, was the mention of "victims" - if someone voluntarily chooses to be a prostitute, where's the victim? Someone is legally defined as a minor because society has determined that a person of such age is not really capable of making informed, rational, adult decisions. Thus they get special protection and limited freedoms under the law. Thus they would not be permitted to enter the prostitution market, just as they are not allowed now to enter into the pornography industry.


 

Capt Caveman

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Originally posted by: Jeff7
Originally posted by: JSt0rm01
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?

I don't think anybody would argue that legalized prostitution should include children. Make the minimum age like 25 or something. If you can't rent a car you can't sell your ass
Indeed. Something that you seemed to have missed, Capt Caveman, was the mention of "victims" - if someone voluntarily chooses to be a prostitute, where's the victim? Someone is legally defined as a minor because society has determined that a person of such age is not really capable of making informed, rational, adult decisions. Thus they get special protection and limited freedoms under the law. Thus they would not be permitted to enter the prostitution market, just as they are not allowed now to enter into the pornography industry.

So, how is legalizing prostitution going to fix the problem with human trafficking since the majority of these individuals are minors?

 

AreaCode7O7

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Originally posted by: BoberFett
Originally posted by: Davan
Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.

Murder has a victim. A person who was an unwilling participant in the process.

Who is the victim when one person voluntarily pays for sex and another person voluntarily sells it?

The victim can be the person selling sex, even when it's done "willingly". When life circumstances push you into doing something you wouldn't otherwise do you can be both willing and unwilling at the same time.

A woman trying to feed her family or, less dramatically, trying to buy Christmas presents for her kids, although she doesn't want to sell her body could feel that it's her only option.

If legal prostitution is an option for you and is an acceptable job can you collect unemployment if you refuse a job offer as prostitute?

As a woman, I think that prostitution can and often does victimize even willing female participants because their willingness is quite often born of a lack of other options. It becomes, in essence, the only choice they can make and they're forced, albeit not by a specific person, into a very personal sale of their bodies.

For the record, I like Sweden's solution. Legalize the sale of sex but make buying it illegal. It would allow the victims to get help unpunished and also encourage the cessation of the sex trade at the same time.
 

Taejin

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Originally posted by: Davan
Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.


please do not generalize too much. I am pretty liberal, but I disagree vehemently with BoberFett. People are not either black or white.
 

OCGuy

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Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Originally posted by: JSt0rm01
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?

I don't think anybody would argue that legalized prostitution should include children. Make the minimum age like 25 or something. If you can't rent a car you can't sell your ass
Indeed. Something that you seemed to have missed, Capt Caveman, was the mention of "victims" - if someone voluntarily chooses to be a prostitute, where's the victim? Someone is legally defined as a minor because society has determined that a person of such age is not really capable of making informed, rational, adult decisions. Thus they get special protection and limited freedoms under the law. Thus they would not be permitted to enter the prostitution market, just as they are not allowed now to enter into the pornography industry.

So, how is legalizing prostitution going to fix the problem with human trafficking since the majority of these individuals are minors?


Bingo. This isnt a prostitution issue. This is a child molestation issue.
 

Capt Caveman

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Originally posted by: Ocguy31
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Originally posted by: JSt0rm01
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman

Since a lot of those individuals are underage/children, we should legalize pedophilia and the molestation/rape of minors?

I don't think anybody would argue that legalized prostitution should include children. Make the minimum age like 25 or something. If you can't rent a car you can't sell your ass
Indeed. Something that you seemed to have missed, Capt Caveman, was the mention of "victims" - if someone voluntarily chooses to be a prostitute, where's the victim? Someone is legally defined as a minor because society has determined that a person of such age is not really capable of making informed, rational, adult decisions. Thus they get special protection and limited freedoms under the law. Thus they would not be permitted to enter the prostitution market, just as they are not allowed now to enter into the pornography industry.

So, how is legalizing prostitution going to fix the problem with human trafficking since the majority of these individuals are minors?


Bingo. This isnt a prostitution issue. This is a child molestation issue.

Yeah, the sad thing is that multi-billion dollar business is nothing compared to the rest of the world. I've read articles of children/babies from Thailand and South East Asian being shipped all around the world and sold to these sick fucks.
 

Jeff7

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Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
So, how is legalizing prostitution going to fix the problem with human trafficking since the majority of these individuals are minors?
Back to what I said: Legalizing it would lower the price, and make risk less profitable. Granted, there always will be sick people who will seek children for sex; some may be borderline, and choose a legal prostitute over the illegal alternative.

Concerning what to do about minors being sold in this way, I do not know an ideal solution.



Originally posted by: AreaCode707
The victim can be the person selling sex, even when it's done "willingly". When life circumstances push you into doing something you wouldn't otherwise do you can be both willing and unwilling at the same time.

A woman trying to feed her family or, less dramatically, trying to buy Christmas presents for her kids, although she doesn't want to sell her body could feel that it's her only option.

If legal prostitution is an option for you and is an acceptable job can you collect unemployment if you refuse a job offer as prostitute?

As a woman, I think that prostitution can and often does victimize even willing female participants because their willingness is quite often born of a lack of other options. It becomes, in essence, the only choice they can make and they're forced, albeit not by a specific person, into a very personal sale of their bodies.
...
Even then, it's still a choice. I don't think it's the "only" option - just as people who are suicidal feel it is their "only choice," it's not. But it's a course of action chosen voluntarily.
Prostitution likely has a stigma against it because of various sexually-repressed religions.
What of modeling? That again is use of one's body for monetary gain. A massage, such as at a massage parlor - use of one's body for monetary gain. Prostitution - use of one's body for monetary gain.


 

Davan

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Originally posted by: BoberFett
Originally posted by: Davan
Originally posted by: BoberFett
You people want to stop this? Really truly? Or is that just lip service to make yourselves sound sympathetic?

This could be ended tomorrow by legalizing prostitution. Once legalized, prostitution would be like any other profession. Customers could ask about it in the open without fear of persecution. It would fall under all types of employee protection laws. Prostitution is only dangerous because it's pushed underground and once there it joins all the other illegal vices as an avenue of crime.

What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.

Murder has a victim. A person who was an unwilling participant in the process.

Who is the victim when one person voluntarily pays for sex and another person voluntarily sells it?

The problem right now is that since it's already illegal to sell sexual services, those who are committing the act have no reason to avoid other crimes in the process. If selling sex is illegal then you might as well ship in slaves since customers don't have a legal option. And what are the prostitutes going to do, go to the police and report their illegal activities?

You prohibitionists are all the same. You think you can control human nature, if only there was a law.

PS It's hilarious when I'm called a liberal. Especially since the liberals around here consider me a far right neocon. You're all stooges.

So you're saying that when Armin Meiwes chopped up, fried, and ate the perfectly willing and excited Bernd Brandes, that there was a victim? How about when Jack Kevorkian assisted patients in dying? Who was the victim there? (They were both convicted of murder, just as an FYI)

My point isn't that you should legalize murder of any sort, but simply that the situation isn't so black and white as you portray it, but more complex. As AreaCode707 put it, even women that "willingly" participate in prostitution, a large percentage of them are not doing it because they choose to - and even in doing so willingly have become victims.

PS to your PS - If you champion the legality of prostition, you're a liberal, no stooging about it. Welcome to your position in Obama's mock presidency.

*edit - grammatical issue
 

Davan

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Originally posted by: JSt0rm01
Originally posted by: Davan
What sterling logic! Like the popular "make drugs legal to get rid of drug crimes" argument, you liberals continue to push the boundaries to whatever crime you want repealed. Of course if legalized prostitution would be like any other profession, just like if murder were legal it would be like any other profession. That doesnt mean it is right or that our society should strive to be "more like Las Vegas". Theres a reason why they call Amsterdam the new armpit of Europe.

How about instead of essentially blaming society for somehow authorizing human sales, you concentrate your considerable talents to keeping your sights where they should be - on the actual people breaking the actual law.

Whats wrong with looking into legalization? You can't be so sure that its the wrong move to make unless you are basing that on your own moral convictions. As a society we shouldn't have to placate your morals but should instead do whats best for the majority. I don't know what would be the correct asnwer in this case but I do know that putting blinders on and ignoring the situation is wrong.

Legalization has been looked into and tried - unless you consider Las Vegas and Amsterdam shining beacons of success, I think you can consider prostition a self-decaying profession without resorting to moral highgrounds or religios simple-mindedness.
 
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