Welcome, Guest. Please login or register. Pages: [ 1 ] 2 3 Go Down. Author Topic: Why is prostitution illegal? Read times. I mean if I walk down de road, see ah woman and say to her: "leh we go and screw nah? A professional organization for professional players. How yu go ask a prostitute to pay tax for getting sum cock Hero Warrior Posts: Quote from: truetrini on March 11, , AM. TT I believe it was you who posted this. Quote from: truetrini on February 09, , AM. Ah could see this thread on de horizon I never pay for it and i never will..
Perhaps the epitome of a Trinidadian is the child in the third row class with a dark skin and crinkly plaits who looks at you out of decidedly Chinese eyes and announces herself as Jacqueline Maharaj. Bakes Promethean Maybe because on many levels it promotes the exploitation of women Like any commodity, there are people who are willing to buy it, and people who are willing to sell it On the flip side, as alluded to by Bakes, alot of the sex workers are not there by pure choice, and many of their stories are not too wholesome That though is as much a result of prostitution's illegitimacy, as it is a cause in my opinion O for the forseeable future Live life 90 minutes at a time Football is life Quote from: morvant on March 11, , AM.
By the way in Amsterdam you ever notice you hardly hear dutch in the red light district! Whatever you do, do it to the purpose; do it thoroughly, not superficially. Go to the bottom of things. Any thing half done, or half known, is in my mind, neither done nor known at all.
Nay, worse, for it often misleads. Lord Chesterfield - Red, White and Blacklisted. To that end, South Africa is considering beefing up their capabilities in providing the best World Cup possible by legalizing prostitution.
It was South African police commissioner Jackie Selebi who first proposed the idea, arguing that if prostitution is legalized, it would free up police to deal with more pressing security issues, but last Wednesday, at an Arts and Culture Department meeting on its plans for social cohesion for , the proposal was presented again, this time from ANC MP George Lekgetho. Not everyone was as keen on the idea as Lekgetho, some seeing it as a joke, and others as an offense. It would provide money for the country, establish some guidelines and safety precautions for the workers and their patrons, and generally allow the prostitutes more organizational capabilities, providing more safety and empowerment.
