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In reply to the discussion: Is it time to legalize prostitution? [View all]littlemissmartypants
(25,994 posts)41. Sex work is work and it's less about sex and work but
More about power and control. It's not gender specific either. Interesting post, Caliman73.
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no, sexual freedom is about consensual sex because one WANTS to have sex with someone
JI7
Feb 2019
#2
no, fixing cars and digging ditches for money is not the same as having sex with someone for money
JI7
Feb 2019
#9
most people would rather be a janitor than have sex with guys like Trump and Kraft for money
JI7
Feb 2019
#26
there are many other jobs and fucking guys like trump and kraft is worse than cleaning toilets
JI7
Feb 2019
#33
When they legalized it, Australia had to create a special police force to deal with the explosion
Squinch
Feb 2019
#20
Sure. Because no one ever knew it existed before. It was legalized and all of a sudden
Squinch
Feb 2019
#28
Gosh. That makes you an expert on that new police force that had to be created to deal with
Squinch
Feb 2019
#45
Yes. The legal prostitutes are very healthy. And at the same time, the country is being
Squinch
Feb 2019
#62
Many average day folks become sexworkers in Australia to supplement their income.
roamer65
Feb 2019
#83
I believe crazytown is saying they are Australian and/or lived in Australia during...
DRoseDARs
Feb 2019
#94
Not respectable argumentation to try to stuff words into opponent's mouth. Nor is binary thinking.
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2019
#72
Every effing time a trafficking story comes out, we have to have this conversation again
Squinch
Feb 2019
#22
And if you're a 14 year old girl being trafficked, which does not stop with legalization but
Squinch
Feb 2019
#29
Using an event that entails human trafficking victims of "jack shacks" to make your point
obamanut2012
Feb 2019
#56
Absolutely. I've been saying this for the last 20 years. This would benefit women. nt
UniteFightBack
Feb 2019
#81