Government in India should set up brothels and amend anti-prostitution laws.

This is kinda sad. My opponent does not understand the importance of citations... Huh... How is this guy a debater, again?Rebuttal V1:1. My first source claims there is not a cure for aids. (1)2. Since my opponent has pointed out a grammatical error I made while awed with the sheer stupidity of his case, allow me to reciprocate."By the way, whether they like it or not but in a government brothel they have to go through medical tests."Your word does not peel back my source. You have not refuted my claim that, even when given legal alternatives, illegal prostitution rises when legal prostitution is in affect. 3.Again, even when given legal alternatives, prostitutes still want the illegal option. In your words, are you blind or ignorant?4. Let's look at the causes for high rates of AIDS infection in Africa, shall we?" Cultural factors A large factor preventing people from getting tested and treated for HIV/AIDS is the cultural stigma associated with it. In addition to stigma, there are several other factors medical professionals site as being detrimental to HIV treatment such as male promiscuity and polygamy in some places. One unproven cultural factor consistently mentioned is that the practice of female genital mutilation has led to an increased occurrence of AIDS in Africa. The hypothesis is that intercourse with a circumcised female is conducive to an exchange of blood. Political factors As stated before, many major African political leaders have denied the link between HIV and AIDS, favoring alternate theories. The general global scientific community considers the evidence that HIV causes AIDS to be conclusive, thus completely rejecting any denial of such as pseudoscience. Still, despite its lack of scientific acceptance, the methodical denial of AIDS has had a significant political impact – especially under the former South African presidency of Thabo Mbeki. Religious factors In Kenya, safe-sex commercials are banned. In addition, in 2009, the Pope Benedict, on a trip through Africa, banned the use of condoms in general. In 2013 the catholic church renewed banning of condoms in catholic schools. Muslim leaders have taken a similar stance in 2008. These are just a few examples demonstrating the significant pressure – and in some cases, condemnation – from both Christian and Muslim religious leaders in regard to AIDS and preventative-care education. Unfortunately, these stances have significantly impeded progress of a variety of safe-sex campaigns. Medical Suspicion Suspicions about modern medicine are common throughout the world, and especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Such distrust appears to have an essential impact on utilizing medical services. This distrust is occasionally associated with theories of a “Western Plot” of mass sterilization or reduction in population; thought to be an aftermath of multiple high profile occurrences including Western medical practitioners." (2)There are more reasons mentioned in the link. Spoiler alert! Prostitution being illegal is not one of the reasons for the high rate of AIDS transmissions. You simply saying it's a weak argument is not good enough. HPV and other STDs can affet a person regardless if the people are wearing condoms. I don't refute points if they don't have citations backing them up. But, since you asked so nicely, I will."Rape and prostitution have been compared and contrasted by many in order to make various points about these and other issues. This article primarily attempts to refute theories which ascribe a causal relationship between rape and prostitution." (3)I ask you read the article and see for yourself.Arguments without citations are weak arguments.Rebuttals V2:1. Reasoning alone does not trump evidence. Evidence trumps any "reasoning" you may present. 2. Trends and behavior are shown through studies where prostitution was legalized before. It shows trends among how prostitutes react when given manditory health checks. It shows many trends regarding legalied prostitution. I have evidence. You have your "reasoning" which is falliable. Again, your word is not God.It does stand in place when you don't have any evidence backing up your claims. You, my good sir, is the person being overconfident.Rebuttals V3:Refer to earlier argumentsAgain, reasoning does not trump evidence.Rebuttals V4:This guy is an idiot. I take pity in knowing the world has someone like him who actually wants to modify modern society in a way that will harm society because his "reasoning" is absolute.Conclusion Rebuttals:Wha-....Serio-... *sighs*Judges, we all know where this debate is going. He can't provide citations like I have. A lot of my arguments have been dropped. His case is not based on evidence. It is based on opinion. I feel bad knowing there is someone like this in the world.1. http://www.avert.org...;2. http://www.medwiser.org...;3. http://psycnet.apa.org...;