I just read through this argument. This is a heated debate. I feel that since it is going to happen legal or not, why can't we try to help give safer ways of having these 'ladies of the night' do their jobs. I see what Mr. Chad has argued(Apologies if I am misquoting), as if we legalize we make think that those in terrible working conditions is fine and dandy, and making women objectified by the legality of it. And Mr. Mortimers point of trying to help those that choose to engage in this occupation by their own will, will not start an influx of people to that, but instead improve the conditions of those workers, and in turn improve society opinion of it in general. I think there is truth to both sides, but in my opinion I see that Prostitution will not seise if we discouage it, or if we encourage it. I think there is a healthy balance to show our young girls what dangers there are in Prostitution, while trying to stimulate safety for those already engaging in it. One way to stop some women from starting down that path, is to stop crushing them with unsustainable debt they cannot get out of while attempting to get higher education. (AFFORDABLE COLLEGE FOR ALL!) Anyways, I may be completely off on this one, but I would just hope we could come to a conclusion, instead of personal attacks and bickering on less of the topic that this thread was about, not to say anyone was, but just thought I'd give my 2 cents. Thanks for reading
(Also sorry for the grammatical errors, this is on my phone)
