- 23 Oct 2018 09:15
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Thanks for proving my point. If it only takes 10 seconds of laziness for me to contradict your anecdotes why do you think I'd spend hours reading your agenda? Are you too lazy to form and articulate your own opinions on the issue? Perhaps it's stupidity or tunnel vision. You misinterpreted my post as praise for prostitution when my point was how shit and easily contradicted anecdotes are. "Here's one person who thinks prostitution is awful, here's someone who thinks it's awesome, oh I guess it's a wash."
I'm pretty ambivalent on prostitution and see merit in legalising and regulating it to reduce harm as well as criminalising it to reduce demand so I'll just leave it to individual countries to make their own way depending on their circumstances and values.
I also find it amusing that when I try to broaden the discussion to other exploited workers in an attempt to highlight structural problems that push people into unsavoury work your response is to tell me that you only care about women and Palestinians and acknowledging anyone else's suffering is a distraction.
skinster wrote:You should read a book on this topic, or books, or pay attention to activists/journalists who speak to actual prostitutes and victims of trafficking and report on the same. Maybe start with The Pimping of Prostitution by Julie Bindel. Or Rachel Moran's actual experience for many years as a prostituted woman. Her memoir is actually a really well written book, she spent a decade on it while experiencing therapy at the time to deal with the trauma that so-called job entails.
Thanks for proving my point. If it only takes 10 seconds of laziness for me to contradict your anecdotes why do you think I'd spend hours reading your agenda? Are you too lazy to form and articulate your own opinions on the issue? Perhaps it's stupidity or tunnel vision. You misinterpreted my post as praise for prostitution when my point was how shit and easily contradicted anecdotes are. "Here's one person who thinks prostitution is awful, here's someone who thinks it's awesome, oh I guess it's a wash."
I'm pretty ambivalent on prostitution and see merit in legalising and regulating it to reduce harm as well as criminalising it to reduce demand so I'll just leave it to individual countries to make their own way depending on their circumstances and values.
I also find it amusing that when I try to broaden the discussion to other exploited workers in an attempt to highlight structural problems that push people into unsavoury work your response is to tell me that you only care about women and Palestinians and acknowledging anyone else's suffering is a distraction.
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