Prostitution To Be Legalized...Pabor ba mo?

[Eve's Apple Project]

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@ cliff_drew...nope, it will absolutely NOT.. but you can't deny the fact nga naay advantage diba? & like what i said here..dili pa nato kaya karon..daghan pata og issues bai..example nalng: we need HIGHER STANDARD of education...(kana motoo ko makawagtang sad na (hopefully) sa prostitution)., more job opportunity..etc.. Taxing them means that they have the right to be pinoys...if tinood tang pinoy, if we really love our country, then we should pay our taxes (no exemption)

@makie: mao bitaw imo ipaskewla imo anak para di magprosti...trbaho na sa ginikanan ang pag guide sa anak bai..mao nga dako pa kaayo tag trabahoon sa pinas bai kay apil ang society pag usab di kay gov't ra...legalizing it doesn't mean nga imo gipromote or imo gi-encourage ang tao magprosti..well then again..this is just my opinion..

[yiennahs]

Haha. Hala ka bai. Suko na nuon.



That is quite irrelevant. Legal prostitution has nothing to do with how a parent raises his/her daughter. Kung pabaya ka nga ginikanan then you'll know what to expect.

oh yes u have a point but dili lang ang ginikanan ang involve ani, asta ang society, and community, kung ikaw ginikanan nya ang imong anak gusto mu enter unsaun nimo pagdefend sa imong self kung legal ni? And as a parent u have other obligations pud.... even if u are rich or poor, naa juy mga anak na mawala jud sa landas.

[dmelsie]

kung ma legalized ni, mag bayad nasad ang mga prosti ug tax.

anyways to continue,
u mention tax, how can u be so sure na naay makuha ang mga taw ani knowing that graft and corruption still exist

og ang taga BIR maoy hayahay hehehehe

bai! gurl lageh ko! kapuya nimo oi!

hahahahaha ako kay kapuyan sahay kay daghan mag assume girl sad ko hahahaha

To those who are in favor of legalizing prostitution, could you imagine seeing your children as prostitutes in the near future?

grandpa what is mom's profession?
oh boy she's a Prostitute.
whats that?
ask your Dad.

[yiennahs]

Relevant japon bai, as I said education will be of no value. Sus sa ka pobre ilawog nalang na sa ginikanan ilang mga anak total legal naman.

bitaw, naa man ganeh mga inahan ibaligya ilang anak unsa pa kahag malegal ni

[TheInfidel]

there's no point in arguing here. when we all know this wont be implemented.

Dili man sad ingon nakig-argue bai.

At least it's something worth discussing rather than being kept hidden in the shadows, diba?

One way or another, people will still talk about this stuff.

hahahaha kamung mga in favor pagsnack mo kay daghan daghan naming kontra ninyo hehehe

Syempre daghan jud mo kontra. For a country heavily influenced by Christianity? That is quite to be expected.

Relevant japon bai, as I said education will be of no value. Sus sa ka mga pobre sa tawo ilawog nalang na sa ginikanan ilang mga anak total legal naman.

How can a parent force someone of legal age to become a prostitute? Kung dili diay ang babaye? Of course the government would make a law to cover that issue up.

Time! Tag-sa lang reply. lisod sige quote biya T_T

[TheInfidel]

oh yes u have a point but dili lang ang ginikanan ang involve ani, asta ang society, and community, kung ikaw ginikanan nya ang imong anak gusto mu enter unsaun nimo pagdefend sa imong self kung legal ni? And as a parent u have other obligations pud.... even if u are rich or poor, naa juy mga anak na mawala jud sa landas.

Excluding the possibility of the scenario at hand, naa kay amiga nga nananghid sa ila parents kay gusto nila mag prosti? Diri sa Cebu or sa tibuok pilipinas?

[yiennahs]

Excluding the possibility of the scenario at hand, naa kay amiga nga nananghid sa ila parents kay gusto nila mag prosti? Diri sa Cebu or sa tibuok pilipinas?

wala juy nananghid bai kay dili ganeh legal, hunahunaa gud ug tarung

[yiennahs]

Dili man sad ingon nakig-argue bai.

At least it's something worth discussing rather than being kept hidden in the shadows, diba?

One way or another, people will still talk about this stuff.



Syempre daghan jud mo kontra. For a country heavily influenced by Christianity? That is quite to be expected.



How can a parent force someone of legal age to become a prostitute? Kung dili diay ang babaye? Of course the government would make a law to cover that issue up.

Time! Tag-sa lang reply. lisod sige quote biya T_T

mau bitaw paghimo ug imong country, sa username palang daan in favor naman jud ka

[Eve's Apple Project]

@ antitanic: wehehe..pinoy mi bai,we pay taxes..so we have all the right to stay in the country..ang mga pari (or anybody nga wa ni bayad og tax, apil ang prosti) hioon wa man silay gibayad nga taxes..sila ang angay pagawason.wahaha..

back to the topic: (nice discussion, padayonon nato..weheheh) I can only site HK being the closest to pinas.. sa HK bai nga na legalize ang prositution wa man nawagtang ang bili sa education nila bai.. mas nitaas na hinoon ang level of education...& ang naprosti didto daghan , di na ang mga locals.

[cliff_drew]

@ cliff_drew...nope, it will absolutely NOT.. but you can't deny the fact nga naay advantage diba? & like what i said here..dili pa nato kaya karon..daghan pata og issues bai..example nalng: we need HIGHER STANDARD of education...(kana motoo ko makawagtang sad na (hopefully) sa prostitution)., more job opportunity..etc.. Taxing them means that they have the right to be pinoys...if tinood tang pinoy, if we really love our country, then we should pay our taxes (no exemption)

Huh? How can you imagine legalizing prostitution to discourage it through taxing? Murag conflict man.

Mao gani sakit sa Pinoy, kay dili man kasulbad sa problema, laing problema ang himuong kasulbaran. This is our culture. We need to change it.