[KoreanDream]

Of course it should be.

[DejaVu]

Bea. Another way you're making a fool of yourself is by constantly bringing up sex slavery.

Prostitution and rape are not the same thing, so the other should not even be brought up in here.

[Last Boy on Earth]

Originally posted by Bea.

No they really don't. While our morals make become looser or more evolved as some may say all law is still based on moral code.

Why don't you commit murder? Because it is wrong, which makes it illegal. Why though? Because it is deemed immoral.
Why don't you just take what you want material wise? Because it is wrong, which makes it illegal. Why thought? Because it is deemed immoral.

It really is not difficult.

And governments around the World are finally seeing the light and recognizing that things that don't harm other people are not wrong, that's the difference between murder and prostitution.

[Hooligan]

Originally posted by RatedG²

If he wants to have sex so bad, match.com awaits him, or ask a friend. If he REALLY is desperate, buy a toy or something, but paying to have sex with someone you don't know is never an answer

But that's his decision to make, not anyone else's.

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Last Boy on Earth

And I hope everything that doesn't harm other people nor animals without their consent becomes legal.

But what do you see as harm? Just physical or does it encompass psychological as well?

Because if it is just physical then why don't we legalize rape as long as the girl wasn't a virgin and has no bruises. Then let's legalize harassment and stalking because you know sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.

Because prostitution DOES cause harm. It causes severe psychological damage. Do you think the majority of these women enjoy it, do you think they aren't desperatley wishing to be any other person at the moment that a man they don't know and more than likely don't like is pawing all over them. These are women who have no other options and need legitimate help. Anyone that turns to prostitution is bound to already have issues. They need help, not a desperate man legally raping them. They don't WANT it, they take it because it's all they can do.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by iBeyoncé.

But I mean sis something Little Guadalupe is the one doing the same thing as Shanique.

DFREGEJR

[Last Boy on Earth]

Originally posted by Hooligan

But that's his decision to make, not anyone else's.

People need to start minding their own business.

[Mélina]

Originally posted by Nii.

This is Chandler. He is 40 years old and has never had sex.

He really wants to have sex, but no one wants to do him.

His options:



Little Guadalupe, his next door neighbor. Her parents work late and he babysits her for them. He could easily overpower her and rape her.



Shaniqua, the neighborhood hooker. He could go up to her, offer her some money so she can feed her 5 kids, and get his fix.

Which would you rather him choose?

OR, His old dusty ass can hop on these fine websites for people looking for relationships:





Or if he's married and REALLY in need:



And have a damn seat.

[Edi_Shak]

Yes.

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by DejaVu

Bea. Another way you're making a fool of yourself is by constantly bringing up sex slavery.

Prostitution and rape are not the same thing, so the other should not even be brought up in here.

It is the same thing. You clearly haven't looked into this. Sex slaves are kept in brothels and forced to have sex for money for their owners. It is prostitution. And they won't say anything about it because they or their families or threatened. It is very much relevant.

[Last Boy on Earth]

Originally posted by Bea.

Or he could join match.com and deal like a normal sad person.

Why are you judging the poor man?

[DejaVu]

Originally posted by RatedG²

You just proved HER point. Of course those things are not against the law now (or soon) is because the American morals are changing, thereby laws are based on morals

LMAO. Sis just no. Are you saying **** was legalized due to America morally accepting it? Cause, as far as I know, it's still considered immoral by the general populace.

[KoreanDream]

Originally posted by Hooligan

But that's his decision to make, not anyone else's.

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[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Last Boy on Earth

Why are you judging the poor man?

I wasn't the only one to suggest it, why you coming at me?

Because a man who is considering having sex with either a little girl or a hooker is both sad and possibly disturbed.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Hooligan

But that's his decision to make, not anyone else's.

No it's not his decision to make. When you go into prostitution, you are not only harming your body, but other people as well. What happens if you open up a brothel, solicit in a public place, or pimp? You are harming more than yourself then

[ManDown]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Shutup

Did I lie, though? A sister has to make money somehow.

[KoreanDream]

Originally posted by Mélina

OR, His old dusty ass can hop on these fine websites for people looking for relationships:





Or if he's married and REALLY in need:



And have a damn seat.

Because this is so much better than prostitution.

[Nii.]

I actually don't care that much about prostitution, until after the career day test when they put it as one of my results.

[Moonage Daydream]

Originally posted by RatedG²

I agree with what you are saying, except the highlighted part. Whether you like it or not, laws are based on moral issues and how America feels morally, so morality is a good standpoint on whether to criminalize/legalize an issue practically. Personally, I don't want it this way, but that's just how it is

Originally posted by Bea.

The absolute truth.

All laws are basically based on morals. Murder, burglary, assault...all illegal because society deems them immoral or wrong. Law in general is a moral code.

Laws on murder, burglary, assault and whatnot may have very well been based on morality, but I don't think anyone would argue that they should ever, at any point be legalized, because from a purely practical standpoint, such things would be genuinely harmful to society as a whole.

But we have to remember that morality is also the basis for laws that we see as ridiculous today. Adultery was once illegal. Alcohol consumption was one illegal (and look at how well that turned out). Homesexuality was illegal.

I can definitely understand why morality was the basis for passing laws once a upon a time, but we've arrived at the point where our mode of thinking should be a bit more complex than that. Some countries are already ahead of us on that.

[KoreanDream]

Originally posted by ManDown

Did I lie, though? A sister has to make money somehow.

They just don't understand us prostitutes, so they stay judging.