Buying sex, are you part of problem?

[Charlemagne]

I remember posting this back when it came out.

If women have better job options, there will be less sex workers. Most are only in this for money. Younger women tend to be grossed out by having to sleep with older out of shape men.

Full legalization of sex work will decimate the underground market.

 

[angrymime666]

Knowing you like I do, you generally see more mature women with a reputation, you probably aren't wrong in your instincts, but you are probably more exception than norm.

please confirm. what is the norm?

 

[shane4]

Any chance the Liberals change the Law?

 

[HiMileage]

I can answer the question in the subject line of this thread.

"Yes, we are exactly 1 half of the problem, if you want to refer to it as such."

 

[contact]

I remember posting this back when it came out.

If women have better job options, there will be less sex workers. Most are only in this for money. Younger women tend to be grossed out by having to sleep with older out of shape men.

Full legalization of sex work will decimate the underground market.

that's what the liberals said about legalizing weed that hasn't worked either

 

[Brill]

that's what the liberals said about legalizing weed that hasn't worked either

Legalizing weed has worked fine, nobody is going to jail for simply getting high.
Better jobs won’t prevent illegal trafficking of people.

 

[Jasmina]

The norm think with their little head more than the big brain when selecting who they visit. Exceptions know how to use both.

please confirm. what is the norm?

 

[contact]

Legalizing weed has worked fine, nobody is going to jail for simply getting high.
Better jobs won’t prevent illegal trafficking of people.

the liberals claimed it would wipe out the illegal market it did not it has grown

 

[Charlemagne]

that's what the liberals said about legalizing weed that hasn't worked either

Doug Ford fucked that up.

 

[contact]

Doug Ford fucked that up.

ya no its federal illegal weed is a problem Canada wide legalizing it did not kill the illegal market it enlarged it

 

[Charlemagne]

ya no its federal illegal weed is a problem Canada wide legalizing it did not kill the illegal market it enlarged it

Grammar please.

Anways, it was suppose to be done with an LCBO type model. Prices would compete with the illegal market. Nobody ever said it would totally eliminate the illegal market.

 

[kosws]

You felt? Wtf does what you feel have to do with anyone's else's reality?


I see it different. Yes legalizing it for women who want to go down that road willingly is great. However... becausenit legal, does that not take laws eyes away from the industry? Does that not make it easier for guys to traffic women? Remember... a good trafficker makes the girls believe this was their decision, and often puts them in positions where they feel they, or loved ones will be harmed if they don't go along. And lets be honest... once the toothpaste is out of the tube... there's no putting it back in. That's now a reality on her life.

Once you legalize it, the industry will be flooded with strippers and sex workers who "nudged" into it by boyfriends and straight up pimps who take their money.

It's a really grey and I don't think there's a perfect decision or law that can solve this, but maybe I'm wrong. The way I see it, getting persuaded by a "good trafficker" into a regulated business is really different from being abused/forced to working in that business. What legalization will do is remove the dark underworld of sex trafficking without necessarily removing adults personal choice to be in that business. The smarter girls in this industry generally decide to make their money as fast as possible and plan for a swift exit to complete their higher education or other life plans that they need this money for.

 

[glamphotographer]

Any chance the Liberals change the Law?

It's best that they don't touch it. Lack of enforcement (except for human sex trafficking) thus far is working for us.

 

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The fundamental problem is that people think they have a right to tell a person what to do with their bodies. People support this, make laws but it’s okay to pay people to have sex on video for film because it lines pockets. Yet people from here support this fcked up view that paying for sex is part of the problem when it’s one of the worlds oldest professions. These people enjoy depowering women and taking away their right to choose if they want to sell their body for sex.

What I find so fucked up is that some people support this backward regressive ideology but then call themselves progressive on the left, in support of woman’s rights the power to choose bs and all this other bullishit they say they are for but enable the opposite.

you are part of the problem for being an enabler to this toxic ideology that strips a woman of her rights to choose what to do with her body and you don’t even see it because you are so far brainwashed to think and believe what they tell you when it contradicts your core principles.

Fucking crazy...hypocrisy at its highest

 

[Charlemagne]

The fundamental problem is that people think they have a right to tell a person what to do with their bodies. People support this, make laws but it’s okay to pay people to have sex on video for film because it lines pockets. Yet people from here support this fcked up view that paying for sex is part of the problem when it’s one of the worlds oldest professions. These people enjoy depowering women and taking away their right to choose if they want to sell their body for sex.

What I find so fucked up is that some people support this backward regressive ideology but then call themselves progressive on the left, in support of woman’s rights the power to choose bs and all this other bullishit they say they are for but enable the opposite.

you are part of the problem for being an enabler to this toxic ideology that strips a woman of her rights to choose what to do with her body and you don’t even see it because you are so far brainwashed to think and believe what they tell you when it contradicts your core principles.

Fucking crazy...hypocrisy at its highest

The left mostly supports sex workers. The ones who don't support it, are not in favor of prohibition.

 

[wigglee]

She is not too smart and I expect, a very rare case. She got no money? She was 15 and afraid of being exposed? Her pimps should have been afraid for trafficking a minor and she should have figured that out .

 

[Sonic Temple]

I constantly wonder if the SP's I see are doing ok, I truly hope they are as I would not want to be a problem as I appreciate the service they provide. I started in 2018 and I absolutely love this hobby and always make sure to my best abilities to make the SP comfortable and respect the boundaries. Now, I understand the business and its no means of telling myself that this is ok, I do hope though the session is enjoyed and the the service provided is because they truly love it. Naive..maybe, but the reality is just that. Articles like these though do shine a light of the industry even if we sometimes forget the harsh realities and we truly never know what their true stories are.

 

[Drakarys]

Many countries legalized sex work and do just fine. Why can't Canada copy and paste what works so well in countries like Germany and Netherlands?

There will still be illegal part no matter what. It's as old as the profession itself. Strong pray on weak.

 

[barnacler]

A tale of two addictions:

Drugs: drug addicts are generally seen as victims, they have a voracious habit that consumes a huge amount of money. The suppliers are seen as the ultimate problem, the criminals.

Sex industry: the addicts are seen as the criminals, even though they spend huge amounts of money, like any other addiction. The suppliers are seen as victims.

 

[Jasmina]

One solution would be to take all the money they raise for "rescue" and put it into fighting trafficking (not prostitution). In addition to decriminalization, which is different than legalizing.


[/QUOTE]

It's a really grey and I don't think there's a perfect decision or law that can solve this, but maybe I'm wrong. The way I see it, getting persuaded by a "good trafficker" into a regulated business is really different from being abused/forced to working in that business. What legalization will do is remove the dark underworld of sex trafficking without necessarily removing adults personal choice to be in that business. The smarter girls in this industry generally decide to make their money as fast as possible and plan for a swift exit to complete their higher education or other life plans that they need this money for.