…prostitution combines free enterprise with sex. Which one are you against?
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Whilst I have to agree that I support both, I am not sure of the validity of the argument.
After all someone who likes their whisky and their sports cars should not necessarily combine both passions. -
Pimps, and the fact that regulation is insufficient or misdirected, leaves prostitution in most countries very definitely not a free enterprise.
If it was recognised as an acceptable profession, available in discreet shops, with the option of qualifications (why not?) and run by the prostitutes as a business and not by pimps, then it would be free enterprise. -
They have unions too!
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Live Nude Girls Unite! (2000)
This critically acclaimed documentary follows a group of San Francisco exotic dancers who decide to unionize to gain better wages and sick pay and to protect themselves against secret customer videotapes. Julia Query, a dancer at the Lusty Lounge, leads the unionization effort as the workers sort out their demands and go through the difficulties of bargaining with the union-busting law firm their managers hire.
Starring: Joyce Wallace, Julia Query
Director: Julia Query -
hmmmm … “Paedophilia, it’s got children and it’s got sex, which one are you against?”
Tim adds: Children, obviously. As Fran Leibowitz pointed out, they’re sticky and don’t know how to smoke properly.
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