Half-time Entertainment

[Rhyfelwyr]

But would it really make it much safer though? I doubt drunken football fans would stop to think if they had picked a legal venue or not.

Also the fact that the official who suggested legalising prostitution resigned shortly after on corruption charges is a little suspicious.

And as for women using their own bodies, doesn't there tend to be coercion involved in these kinds of circles? Or just taking advantage of their drug habits etc.

[Ronin]

But would it really make it much safer though? I doubt drunken football fans would stop to think if they had picked a legal venue or not.

Also the fact that the official who suggested legalising prostitution resigned shortly after on corruption charges is a little suspicious.

And as for women using their own bodies, doesn't there tend to be coercion involved in these kinds of circles? Or just taking advantage of their drug habits etc.

of course situations where coercion is involved should remain illegal.....but as for the act itself without any such coercion...I just can´t understand how it can possibly be illegal to sell something, that is perfectly legal to give away for free.

[CountArach]

And as for women using their own bodies, doesn't there tend to be coercion involved in these kinds of circles? Or just taking advantage of their drug habits etc.

Sometimes, yes. However, legalising it allows for tighter regulation and control.

[HoreTore]

Sometimes, yes. However, legalising it allows for tighter regulation and control.

Bah CA, you should know better than that. The "happy hooker" is nothing but a myth.