Quote (Taurean @ 30 Jun 2022 00:58)
It's really very much common sense.
1) Would you like it if your children, when they came into their youth years, came to you and said "Hey dad guess what i'm going to become a prostitute for the rest of my life and make millions!"?
2) On a fundamental psychological level, having to sell our most intimate feelings for money is a very derogatory activity and makes us feel less worth than others. If you ask 1000 prostitutes if they would quit the prostitution business if they won first prize in the lottery, my guess is 99,99% would say yes. The last percent would continue because of psychological trauma and addiction to sex, which is a mental health issue that needs to be solved through psychological help.
3) On a philosophical level: Do we want our societies to be this way? Do you want to go to work and meet someone that you know has had sex with everyone you knew? Would you like to know that people you cannot avoid to spend time with, either professionally or personally, to have shared their most intimate feelings with just about everyone you know and don't know? This is about values, how we want the society to run. And it's about how we value each other. I want people to be able to choose their partners based on their personality, their values, their lifestyle, and their level of empathy and ethics. Not simply based on looks and how "good they are in bed". That's psychopathic. That's why bullies in school get to have sex with all the girls and ultimately destroy their hopes about finding good men, men with strong levels of empathy and ethics. That's why entire communities turn to drug addiction and falter. Because people lose their belief in a good future. Because evil men with psychopathic tendencies can't keep it in their pants - both that disgusting lanky prick and their money. Men with power offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to young innocent girls and destroying their souls in the process.
4) On an economical level: There should be civil wages so that people could afford food, shelter and electricity without feeling like they had to sell their soul just to simply survive. This is basically predation on the human soul and is of course initiated by the government to keep poor people desperate for jobs, which inadvertently leads to people prostituting themselves.
And that's the whole problem right here: We don't learn anything about values and these extremely important things, where we all go to learn what we need to learn to function in society: In school. We don't become life smart or intelligent learning about algebra, fractions and dictation analysis for 10 years. We need to get subjects like psychology, economics, empathy, ethics, life wisdom and such things in the school system.
1.not a reason to be illegal,plenty of daughters do things against their parents wishs anyways
2.noone wants to work unless they have to,if it was legal people could do it for a year save up money and find a great job,with it being illegal they may get murdered or kidnapped etc. Because they afraid to call law enforcement
3.people sit back and watch as plenty of unethical things happen.it being illegal doesn't stop men in power with money from hiring prostitutes,just stops the prostitute from getting paid what they are worth and moving to something better later because the men in power will use the fact they doing illegal prostitution to bring them down
4.people being poor definitely is what cause them to resort to desperate measures,should we really make something so accessible something a women can never get a job for if they are caught
You are coming at this from a prostitution is wrong because I want to pretend it doesn't happen.it does happen,will happen,and not stop happening.it being illegal just hurts people who do it. Guess you think all sex work should be illegal including porn and things like onlyf etc.