Prostitution To Be Legalized...Pabor ba mo?

[mannyamador]

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For the religious, it is indeed a morally disturbing thought of legalizing something which is taboo but... the problem exists, you cannot just sweep it under a rug and turn a blind eye pretending it does not exist. We like to keep up appearances of ourselves but the reality is there already.

Following this reasoning, we might as well legalize and regulate murder, drug peddling, other forms of human trafficking such as child prostitution, robbery, and rape.

That is the logical conclusion of such absurdity.

[reptoid]

It is not called "The oldest profession in the world" without reason. Prostitution will always exist in one form or another. Either control (and contain) it through proper regulation or drive it underground where it will still exist with the big difference being that the ones controlling will be undoubtedly be gangsters. Many countries around the globe opted years ago to regulate prostitution (to varying degrees )within society, it may be worthwhile analyzing the wider effects associated with that change.

[unsay_ngalan_nimo]

It is not called "The oldest profession in the world" without reason. Prostitution will always exist in one form or another. Either control (and contain) it through proper regulation or drive it underground where it will still exist with the big difference being that the ones controlling will be undoubtedly be gangsters. Many countries around the globe opted years ago to regulate prostitution (to varying degrees )within society, it may be worthwhile analyzing the wider effects associated with that change.

nindot unta mutubag si manny ani.. hahaha.. agree ko ani

[-shinobi-]

prostitution = the oldest commerce...
bisan asa nga culture, bisan unsa nga tuig, naa jud ni.

[mannyamador]

It is not called "The oldest profession in the world" without reason. Prostitution will always exist in one form or another. Either control (and contain) it through proper regulation or drive it underground where it will still exist with the big difference being that the ones controlling will be undoubtedly be gangsters. Many countries around the globe opted years ago to regulate prostitution (to varying degrees )within society, it may be worthwhile analyzing the wider effects associated with that change.

That same logic can also apply to murder, drug peddling, child prostitution, robbery, and rape. So why not legalize and regulate those too?

The absurdity of the logic becomes clearer when you consider these other crimes.

[unsay_ngalan_nimo]

That same logic can also apply to murder, drug peddling, child prostitution, robbery, and rape. So why not legalize and regulate those too?

The absurdity of the logic becomes clearer when you consider these other crimes.

hahahaha.. kasabot ka sa post ni reptoid the point is to control it... since by making it illegal samot siya dili makontrol...

kana ang lisod sa mga high moral standard kuno na taw... they are blinded by what is practical and what could be done masyadong blinded kay dili man munaog sa ila moral pedestal...

i hate hypocrisy...

unsamna inyo alternative para wala prostitution beh naa mo? kadugay na ana... bisan sa vatican naa na...

[unsay_ngalan_nimo]

actually killing can be legal manny... done in self defense, defense of family and property, even kanang crime of passion... hindi namn maiiwasan magpatayn ang mga tao dahil natural na emo...

law being the logic of humanity giuhatagnug mga ways para fair gihapon...

[mannyamador]

hahahaha.. kasabot ka sa post ni reptoid the point is to control it... since by making it illegal samot siya dili makontrol.

So again the same logic applies to rape, murder, child prostitution, etc. You are contradicting yourself -- again.

Funny how you want to legalize the exploitation of women. That's real hypocrisy for you.

[mannyamador]

actually killing can be legal manny.

Uh, I referred to MURDER, not killing. You do know the difference, don't you?

[vipvip68]

Following this reasoning, we might as well legalize and regulate murder, drug peddling, other forms of human trafficking such as child prostitution, robbery, and rape.

Prostitution is different from murder, robbery, rape because the former is a personal choice while the latter are deprivations of another persons rights.

Like I said, prostitution is not going away... it is not to be desired but alienating the industry will push it underground and make things worse.
I dont see how the status quo will solve the problem as the church or the government has not been effective at solving the issue.

For me, as long as you do not deprive other people of their rights... then you can do whatever you want. When you kill someone, you deprive that person of his right to live, when you rape someone .. etc etc.. you get the point.

Drugs and prostitution are different. No one is forcing you to hire a prostitute and no one is forcing illegal drugs down your throat. These industries should be controlled / regulated. For prostitution, age limits and health checkups, for drugs only certain substances can be allowed for appropriate use (medical).

Akong opinion is based on the reality we're living in and how we are going to solve it logically and practically... dili ni utopian world as the church makes it out to be. Even if we dont do drugs or want prostitution,... THE FACT IS... it already exists... now you can go whining about it or actually do something to solve the problem.