Iman
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31st Mar '22 - 20:23PM
I'm interested in the wider debate regarding the legal aspects of seeing escorts.
It is notable to me that different countries apply different approaches.
But it's also very notable that you can't please everyone regardless of the legal aspects.
Freedom is slavery it might seem.
It is notable to me that different countries apply different approaches.
But it's also very notable that you can't please everyone regardless of the legal aspects.
Freedom is slavery it might seem.
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1st Apr '22 - 11:16AM
Prostitution is perfectly legal in this country.
However, there are a whole host of things that make it illegal.
Brothels are one, advertising is another.
We all know the authorities turn a blind eye unless there`s bother.
Gentlemans agreement that works.
However, there are a whole host of things that make it illegal.
Brothels are one, advertising is another.
We all know the authorities turn a blind eye unless there`s bother.
Gentlemans agreement that works.
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3rd Apr '22 - 15:52PM
I was watching something on TV.. redlight greenlight.. apparently it's pretty impossible to avoid bother.. the more legalised and accepted prostitution is... the more bother..
Of course these things are agenda driven often..
So its interesting to hear the punters perspective.
And not just the ones who regret having ever punted.
Of course these things are agenda driven often..
So its interesting to hear the punters perspective.
And not just the ones who regret having ever punted.
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17th Jul '22 - 17:06PM
why not just make it legal ?
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25th Jul '22 - 16:07PM
Decriminalization is the much better way to go.
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oxypussy
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25th Jul '22 - 18:05PM
However sadly linked to it sometimes is modern day slavery and trafficking and those must remain illegal.
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14th Jan '23 - 09:01AM
its something the woke and feminists will never allow
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11th Feb '23 - 14:11PM
are not WG's the epiteme of feminism?
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11th Mar '23 - 21:20PM
In the current "pc woke" world I can't/ dont see prostitutes as being a group within their " inclusive" agenda.
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1st May '23 - 11:40AM
bigbuttx wrote:
In the current "pc woke" world I can't/ dont see prostitutes as being a group within their " inclusive" agenda.
Agreed, dont think it will happen.
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4th May '23 - 11:18AM
bigbuttx wrote:
In the current "pc woke" world I can't/ dont see prostitutes as being a group within their " inclusive" agenda.
should be though
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30th Oct '23 - 13:08PM
I doubt many on here would disagree, but then again we have a vested interest in the subject.
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3rd Nov '23 - 20:21PM
My own view on this is criminalizing adult, voluntary, and consensual sex – including the commercial exchange of sexual services – is incompatible with the human right to personal autonomy and privacy. In short – a government should not be telling consenting adults who they can have sexual relations with and on what terms.
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3rd Nov '23 - 20:40PM
KinkyKenneth wrote:
why not just make it legal ?
I could be way wide of the mark here, but I think they'll only legalise it if they can monetise it. To do that, they'd have to tax it, and so much of the industry is still a cash business that doing so would divide it into a mainstream vs underground situation. The underground scene would win that battle handsomely.
I don't know how it works in other parts of the world, though.
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3rd Nov '23 - 20:48PM
oldspice wrote:
My own view on this is criminalizing adult, voluntary, and consensual sex – including the commercial exchange of sexual services – is incompatible with the human right to personal autonomy and privacy. In short – a government should not be telling consenting adults who they can have sexual relations with and on what terms.
Plus, criminalization exposes sex workers to abuse and exploitation by law enforcement officials, such as police officers. Human Rights Watch has documented that, in criminalized environments, police officers harass sex workers, extort bribes, and physically and verbally abuse sex workers, or even rape or coerce sex from them.