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Author Topic: Besides Nevada, which would be the first state to legalize brothels  (Read 1727 times)
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« on: April 08, 2014, 10:59:58 AM »

There are too many interests against legalizing prostitution for it to happen any time soon.
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« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2014, 03:02:40 PM »

There are too many interests against legalizing prostitution for it to happen any time soon.

Okay, I'll bite. Other than the SoCon vote (which in this case would extend easily into most of the soccer mom demographic), what interests do you speak of?

Besides SoCons, I would say there's a feminist stance against it, though there are pro-prostitution feminists. Your general NIMBYs, who are not necessarily SoCons, may object for a variety of concerns, whether it be land value, sex tourism, setting examples for our kids, and whatnot. Some bleeding hearts might find it exploitative of the poor. Business interests in Nevada could try to fight it outside the state as a deterrent for Nevada tourism. Police unions would probably fight it.
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