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04 Nov 14
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Being debated in the Commons atm
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I doubt if it's in their interest to make it a crime!
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Not paying a prostitute for sex would be a more obvious crime imo.
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I was laughing at Stow
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Legalise all drugs and prostitution and think of the tax revenue, prostitution is the oldest profession going, and drugs are going nowhere fast, no point fighting it.
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If the prostitute is plying his/her trade by choice then I see no problem with it at all.
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Prostitution is legal. That doesn't mean to say they'll be totally honest about their tax affairs - plenty of opportunity to be 'creative'
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NO
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As I understand it, this debate is about criminalising the client rather than the prostitute
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Yet again men get the blame for everything...
yet more discrimination again men  |
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They're debating atm?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ATM&defid=409648 |
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And your point is, Ken?
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Joking aside, that was unfortunate.
No pun intended. Totally unaware of that |
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It's no business of the state if two consenting adults make an arrangement in this way.
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Except that no tax is being paid on the transaction for a 'service'!!
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They should not legalise it because then the prices would go up, then the big superstores would get in on the act undercutting the original ladies of the night.
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Good idea Steamship, you could leave the wife to the shopping while you go for a quick ****
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Even better. Do the shopping yourself, send the wife for a quick **** and get a discount at the till.
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They could even run some kind of disloyalty card.
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Agree with Eo - it's no business of the state.
If there is no tax being paid on the transactions then that is a separate issue. |
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If prostitution is the oldest profession going, where did the first john get his money from?
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.. the fruits of his labour?
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Men wanting sex from women is perfectly natural
If women choose to sell it what is the problem, as log as it is their choice |
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Why would any 'men' pay a woman for sex?
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I can see why a few of the regulars on this forum hope it doesn't become a crime.
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Mikael D'Haguenet • November 4, 2014 6:14 PM GMT
Why would any 'men' pay a woman for sex? If they do not have a partner how else are they going to get it? |
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Don't you mean How are YOU going to get it?
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I'd rather have a w@nk with a bag over me head and a satsuma in me gob than pay for sex!
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 Well we all have our own fetishes |
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There's no deception involved in using a prostitute. You don't have to lead her up the garden path and build up her hopes.
You aren't going to let her down and break her heart. It's a wonderful contract in that respect. The price is agreed the deed is done and all concerned are happy. Were's the harm in that? I don't like the idea of pimps but that's another issue. |
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It's a wonderful contract insofar as neither apparently has any respect for the other.
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My god sounds like he's a careers officer for school leavers.
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I don't think respect comes into sex
Of course it is better if people stick to their caring loving partners but not everybody has that although I appreciate wives don't like the idea of their husbands visiting a prostitute |
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Whereas husbands are quite happy with the idea of the wife being poked by a giggalo
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This topic was being discussed earlier on LBC.
An ex-prostitute called in and said she gave it up because she "got too old". She went on to say, "I've got a partner now. He gives me a bit of money. Just like prostitution really." |
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You are right thin and crispy what is good for goose is good for the gander
I was thinking more of single men...but sex is a very strong drive |