It would end sex trafficking but your children would be exposed to more sex in culture.
Is it worth it?
- Yes
- No
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The moral infrastructure of the States is much too rigid to allow for the sex trade to become legal here.
The commodification of sex is a weird one— some people view it as an almost spiritual experience with their partner, and other folks are like, “wham bam thank you ma’am.” With such variations in attitudes and values, how does one put a price on sex?
It’s been done in Amsterdam (and probably elsewhere), and it seems to be going alright for them. Plus, the workers I believe have rights and access to things that a Jane Doe on Skid Row does not. There are protections in place in Amsterdam, and I think that’s pretty important.
I think it’s a human rights issue at the cross-section of religion and economics.
…Tough question for 6:26am 
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There is a huge amount of human trafficking going on in Amsterdam so it still doesnt fix the problem
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Ah, that’s a shame. Thanks for the info 
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