Kind of like an oxymoron.

Kind of like an oxymoron.

some members here decided to skip the oxy...

some members here decided to skip the oxy...

and replace it with omni

OG - everyone should be forced vaccinated and masked to stop even the slightest chance of disease.

Also OG - it's perfectly healthy to pay to bang random strangers who rack up more sex partners a day than most people have in their entire life.

What is condoms and choice.  You can have plenty of sex and still be safe.   Prostitutes can get tested and regulated.  Even if clients get stds I can't catch them like covid nor can anyone unwillingly get an std without sex.  It's completely different circumstances.   

A well regulated prostitution industry can be low risk and actually lower std rates.  It's not like if you ban it,  it will go away.   It just becomes less safe. 

Stop stigmatized sex lol. For those who supposedly support freedom yall really don't like many free choices.  Anti drug, anti prostitution, anti abortion.  So many free choices that doesn't affect your freedom that you are against. 

What is condoms and choice.  You can have plenty of sex and still be safe.   Prostitutes can get tested and regulated.  Even if clients get stds I can't catch them like covid nor can anyone unwillingly get an std without sex.  It's completely different circumstances.   

A well regulated prostitution industry can be low risk and actually lower std rates.  It's not like if you ban it,  it will go away.   It just becomes less safe. 

Stop stigmatized sex lol. For those who supposedly support freedom yall really don't like many free choices.  Anti drug, anti prostitution, anti abortion.  So many free choices that doesn't effect your freedom that you are against.

keep on editing, 3.7 boy...

keep on editing, 3.7 boy...

How did he manage 3.7 if he only reads headlines? Something smells funny!

Lynyrd Skynyrd - That Smell - 7131977 - Convention Hall (Official)

https://justthenews.com/nation/states/texas-be-first-state-make-buying-sex-felony

Apparently they arent as big a fans of white slavery and sex trafficking as Omnidumb is.


Texas to be first state to make buying sex a felony

keep on editing, 3.7 boy...

If it makes you happy English was one of the courses that prevented that 4.0.

https://justthenews.com/nation/states/texas-be-first-state-make-buying-sex-felony

Apparently they arent as big a fans of white slavery and sex trafficking as Omnidumb is.


Texas to be first state to make buying sex a felony

Regulated industry would lower trafficking.   Not like you can understand simple concepts. Another failure of Texas.   I thought they were getting good.   

Blackmarkets are bad.  Just like guns gotta have checks and balances.  Hard to Traffic if everything is logged just like its hard to illegally get guns with background checks. 

Regulated industry would lower trafficking.   Not like you can understand simple concepts. Another failure of Texas.   I thought they were getting good.   

Blackmarkets are bad.  Just like guns gotta have checks and balances.  Hard to Traffic if everything is logged just like hard to illegally get guns with background checks.

it's easier to get a glock than a book!

Blackmarkets are bad.  Just like guns gotta have checks and balances.  Hard to Traffic if everything is logged just like hard to illegally get guns with background checks.

Careful, you sound like Moms Demand Action/EveryTown

Careful, you sound like Moms Demand Action/EveryTown

Lol

Are you against background checks? 
Or against std testing and employee rights and taxation?

Lol

Are you against background checks? 
Or against std testing and employee rights and taxation?

Your claim is it's hard to get guns with background checks.  Felons across the nation would disagree.

There are legal brothels in Vegas (Pahrump), but yet illegal prostitution/trafficking is still taking place. How can that be if there is government regulation?  So this is just 1 area that shows your fantasy world of regulation will stop illegal activity from happening.

There are legal brothels in Vegas (Pahrump), but yet illegal prostitution/trafficking is still taking place. How can that be if there is government regulation?  So this is just 1 area that shows your fantasy world of regulation will stop illegal activity from happening.

Same thing happened in Amsterdam, legal (expensive) prostitution paved the way for a parallel (cheap) black market but made of illegal immigrants trafficked into the country for that purpose.

Also their policy of not criminalizing Soft Drugs lead to parks in cities becoming no-go zones full of heroine junkies and a massive international crime syndicate based in Holland exporting illegal MDMA across the globe.

Same thing happened in Amsterdam, legal (expensive) prostitution paved the way for a parallel (cheap) black market but made of illegal immigrants trafficked into the country for that purpose.

Also their policy of not criminalizing Soft Drugs lead to parks in cities becoming no-go zones full of heroine junkies and a massive international crime syndicate based in Holland exporting illegal MDMA across the globe.

don't confuse it's feelings with your facts...

Your claim is it's hard to get guns with background checks.  Felons across the nation would disagree.

There are legal brothels in Vegas (Pahrump), but yet illegal prostitution/trafficking is still taking place. How can that be if there is government regulation?  So this is just 1 area that shows your fantasy world of regulation will stop illegal activity from happening.

My claim is that its harder to get guns with background checks.  No system is perfect but some regulation is needed.  I support the minimal invasive background checks requirements.  This keeps many guns out of those who shouldn't have them. 

Yes they have brothels in that one area.  What I think should happen is nationwide legalization and regulation.  Treat it, for what it is.  A job.  For a job you have minimum safety standards,  you have rights as a employee. The list can go on.  Prostitution is a job, nothing more, nothing less.  Treat it like one.  Won't stop all illegal activities but should take the stigma and blackmarket out a bit.  When you don't need pimps etc the workers have more rights. Look at Amsterdam.   Independent contracts, get regular testing,  and are relatively safe and monitored.  When its not legal (hawaii) you have unsafe standards and trafficing and pimps and all the bad things associated with said illegal-ness.

Same exact thing applies to drugs.  If pot was sold in stores we would have less street dealers.  Less gangs and trafficking.  If you can have your own farm you don't need cartels in Mexico to sneak it across the border.  The government would be able to associate certain health requirements and get taxes on it. 

I guess some people have never heard of running a unregulated fly-by-night cash & carry business that ignores all regulations and pays no taxes, hardly a rare idea. It's an increasingly popular concept when the government makes start up costs, licenses and taxes way too high to go about these things legitimately. Get caught, pay a fine and keep on trucking.

Case in point, very tough to afford to build a home in Hawaii without hiring at least some folks who aren't operating as legal, bonded and licensed contractors for their trade.

Hanging drywall or giving BJs aren't particularly skilled labor, you can always find a bargain if you pay cash.

I guess some people have never heard of running a unregulated fly-by-night cash & carry business that ignores all regulations and pays no taxes, hardly a rare idea. It's an increasingly popular concept when the government makes start up costs, licenses and taxes way too high to go about these things legitimately. Get caught, pay a fine and keep on trucking.

Case in point, very tough to afford to build a home in Hawaii without hiring at least some folks who aren't operating as legal, bonded and licensed contractors for their trade.

Hanging drywall or giving BJs aren't particularly skilled labor, you can always find a bargain if you pay cash.

Are you telling me that the government "regulating" businesses includes mandating

healthcare
retirement
testing for diseases
unemployment insurance
taxes (both business and personal income)
advertising (what can and can't be included)
tax credits for daycare for workers
liability insurance (who pays for treatment WHEN a client contracts something?)
etc.
etc.

That means (for example) what was a $200 service could easily cost 2 to 3 times that just to cover all the additional costs.

That's going to (1) drive customers away from the "regulated" businesses, and (2) increase demand for "under the table" service providers.

No different than the child care and barber regulations.  People do babysitting and haircuts/perms in their homes to bypass the regulations and charge much less for their services.  True that the customer is taking a chance, but often the lower cost makes it worth the gamble to many.

Are you telling me that the government "regulating" businesses includes mandating

healthcare
retirement
testing for diseases
unemployment insurance
taxes (both business and personal income)
advertising (what can and can't be included)
tax credits for daycare for workers
liability insurance (who pays for treatment WHEN a client contracts something?)
etc.
etc.

That means (for example) what was a $200 service could easily cost 2 to 3 times that just to cover all the additional costs.

That's going to (1) drive customers away from the "regulated" businesses, and (2) increase demand for "under the table" service providers.

No different than the child care and barber regulations.  People do babysitting and haircuts/perms in their homes to bypass the regulations and charge much less for their services.  True that the customer is taking a chance, but often the lower cost makes it worth the gamble to many.

There are always those who would go for the cheapest rate.  Then there are those who value quality.   Would you rather have sex with an unknown girl in an unknown place or with a registered worker who passed a health exam and in a safe place?   What's those safety mechanisms worth to you? 
I rather buy booze from a health inspected brewery than some dudes basement I found on craigslist.  Even if it costs more.

Health is not a gamble many would take the risk on.

There are always those who would go for the cheapest rate.  Then there are those who value quality.   Would you rather have sex with an unknown girl in an unknown place or with a registered worker who passed a health exam and in a safe place?   What's those safety mechanisms worth to you? 
I rather buy booze from a health inspected brewery than some dudes basement I found on craigslist.  Even if it costs more.

Health is not a gamble many would take the risk on.

Obviously, you believe that you have no other option for sex than to pay for it.

I wonder why?

Alcohol is a legal drug.  Paying for sex is just a little more complicated.