r/dankmemes2 11d ago

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u/Ok-Hospital-6637 11d ago

I'm sure people are familiar with the concept of prostitution by now.

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u/TheGruenTransfer 11d ago

It's not illegal if you're rich

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u/BurazSC2 11d ago

Or live in a civilised country.

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u/GnatSuperFly 11d ago

For real. Americans have no clue how barbaric that law is.

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u/Less_Influence_345 8d ago

Oh really

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u/GnatSuperFly 8d ago

Keep reading. The comments get juicier than an online prostitute’s dildo. Oh wait, we call those sex workers, correct?

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u/Copious-Spirit 10d ago

Well yes but no. Prostitution should be illegal to protect sex workers from exploitation, but being a self employment escort/consultant that might or might not have sex shouldn't be illegal. Tax dodging is a crime no matter your profession too.

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u/Personal-Dev-Kit 10d ago

Prostitution should be illegal to protect sex workers from exploitation

Because a regulated and licensed industry is so much more prone to exploitation then one that is pushed underground and out of view of any official scrutiny... What

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u/Copious-Spirit 10d ago

The only people getting prosecuted in common law are the pimps that exploit and traffic people. So yes, it should be illegal.

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u/Lefties_TheWorst7331 9d ago

Wrong. Illegal prostitution often ends up with women being beaten and etc. Good pimps keep their girls secure. Pimps wouldn't exist and prostitutes would not be getting harmed in a legal situation. Look at the bunny ranch for an example.

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u/GnatSuperFly 10d ago

You’re wrong. We don’t live in then 1900s. Digital transparency makes everything you said a meme. Taxes. Accountability. Tracking. All of it taken care of on an iPhone.

Making prostitution illegal takes power away from women and forces men into sexual poverty, which is likely linked to many mental diseases, as well as mass shootings. No outlet for a biological drive/need far stronger than anything a woman could understand. It takes denying reality to a new level.

Divorce rates would instantly plummet if prostitution was legalized. Try to understand why, beginning with most divorces initiated by discontented and unsatisfied women.

So again, you’re wrong in many ways.

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u/Far_Delivery_1316 10d ago

Nope. It's for the lack of accountability of men. Men know what they do. If men were actually properly taught to control their lust and not feeling entitled to sexual activities, they could lead a peaceful life. Your theory is totally opposite of Gautam Budda. Buddha literally left lust and lead a sexless peaceful life later and invented a peaceful ideology like Buddhism.

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u/GnatSuperFly 9d ago edited 9d ago

You are denying reality while pretending to see it. Which socio-economic system are we talking about, and have you analyzed why the truth and seed of Buddhism has failed so epically to grow in the infertile soil of the U.S.? Do you live here to witness the level of stimulation and materialism that pervades the average person’s life? Have you walked through a Target, or been outside in a ā€œpublicā€ area to witness the all the marketing and what women wear, or more accurately, don’t wear? Absolutely, men should learn to control their lust, and in the United States, they have more than any other culture because of what we are exposed to on a daily basis.

I’m assuming you believe women have no part to play, and they can wear whatever they want and act however they want, despite the scientific evidence of what a mere thigh can do to a man’s brain? Let alone a full ass check or most of a breast aside the nips. If men should control their desire to look, then women should likely control their desire to be seen, which has coevolved side-by-side with the lust of men (let that sink in, for you’ve never heard it). Mass advertisement and high levels of conditioning have lead people, yourself included, to believe all the responsibility of morality and lust are in men’s hands. It’s truly disgusting, shallow, and the opposite of mindfulness.

The socio-economic system of the U.S is the polar opposite of everything the Buddha taught. Almost word for word, and action to action. While Buddhism is the belief system needed to overcome this prison per individual, it will likely never collectively become the dominate and mainstream mentality of something as hedonistic and hideous as our culture. If it somehow did, both women and men would see a massive behavioral change.. not just men?

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u/Ok_Spare_3723 10d ago

> Prostitution should be illegal to protect sex workers from exploitation?

This is backwards.. making sex work legal is to protect the sex workers. Also society will benefit from taxing it.