Lol

Want to elaborate how an abortion is not strictly tied to the body of the pregnant woman?

This one is actually very misleading (the picture itself). If you read closer further down on the page it does explain it, or if you hover over the countries on the interactive map, but it doesn't showcase it directly in the picture very well at all.

In some of the European countries and Canada for example, it is only illegal to PURCHASE sexually relatable services or solicitate it or brothels etc, while prostituting one self is not, it's not legal per say, but it's at least decriminalized.
This is because prostitution is an extremely risky and vulnerable proffession, and if they find themselves in problematic or dangerous situations they are able to contact law enforcement without the fear of themselves being struck by it. It also allows them to seek medical assistance and health care properly since it's such a risky profession.

It's not ideal, but stopping prostitution is pretty much impossible, as you mentioned, it's the oldest proffesion known to man and it's not going away anytime soon (Hello Twitch Hottubs and Onlyfans!). Prostitution can often be forced upon someone or a last resort and this is a way to which you can to some extent protect and help people who are often in very exposed situations.

Basically the government wants to stop it, but they won't abandon and sacrifice the people who are doing/forced to doing it but rather target the buyers strictly.

This post was edited by ConspiracyCorvus on Jun 30 2022 03:43am

prostitution is already the norm when a percentage of women in college are on seeking arrangements looking for a sugar daddy

there's precedent for a pregnant woman being murdered and the murderer being charged with double homicide so it's already established that there are two unique persons in play. the main point of contention regarding abortion is typically more "when" rather than "if" it's a separate entity.

Cab you elaborate on why prostitution needs to be discussed more in schools please?

clarification: need is your word not mine. if you read my post carefully you will note that i said there are alot of ideas not discussed in schools, with prostitution being but an example. in the round (in my opinion) schools do not prepare children or young adults sufficiently for the world. the purpose of learning should not be an exercise on how well you remember something but rather should also include practical application of school learning into the real world. In this regard I am going to go so far off the planet as to suggest that schools should teach young adults how to drive, how to budget, political studies as well as credible social studies which would include such things as national interests, reasons for positions & laws etc etc (inside which you can have debates on abortion, gun laws, prostitution, political divides etc etc.)

trusting this has answered your question!

This post was edited by ferdia on Jun 30 2022 07:48am

Yeah, I wasn't dint read entirely everything oops thanks. I agree.. it's important to prepare the kids for the good. Bad, and ugly. (Typing on cell phone with gloves on) Should the schools ask for parental consent to be able to teach these things? Thoughts? Anyone

Yeah, Africa is over 5 million square kilometers larger than North America. Canada is not a small country though...second biggest on the planet, after Russia.