A Federal System of Prostitution Should Be Allowed for America's Prisons

First off great points! I will be making rebuttals and counter-assertions of my own. I apologize if I have taken multiple days off; I have been a bit busy, but anyway on to the debate! I first off I'm going to ask a series of questions to Pro to better understand his assertions and then fire back with rebuttals of my own. Questions: 1. How much money do these prisoners earn? 2. How will the U.S government get "access" to these prostitutes? 3. What guarantee do you have that the men who choose not to pay for prostitutes will stop raping each other? 4. Will the U.S government give healthcare to these prostitutes for their line of work? I.e: birth control, abortion coverage etc. 5. If a prostitute get's pregnant, will the inmate have to for child support? 6. Will the U.S government also provide male prostitutes to male inmates who prefer men? 7. Along those lines will the U.S government provide male prostitutes for women prisoners? 8. What is to stop these inmates from violating or raping these prostitutes? 9. Would the prison have coitus rooms for inmates and prostitutes? 10. If so, to protect these prostitutes, would video cameras be installed into these rooms or would that violate the 9th amendment to privacy? 11. Would you apply FAP to every U.S federal prison? 12. What criteria must these prison's match to receive the program. 13. Prostitution isn't exactly a "healthy" profession to have STD wise; wouldn't you be exchanging rape for more serious epidemic of AIDS, HIV, and Herpes? 14. How many times a month would a prisoner be able to afford a prostitute? 15. If the number of times a prisoner get's to see a prostitute was negligible, then wouldn't the rapes still continue? 16. Would only prisoners that were deemed mentally fit be able to procure access to prostitutes? 17. How many times a month would these prostitutes visit prison? 18. To me the costs to bring in Prostitutes into prison's for what ever amount of extra money inmates make is not cost-effective for either the prostitute or the inmate. 19. If prostitution became legal in America's Federal System of Prisons; what precedent would that decision make towards the legality of prostitution in America in general? 20. And lastly what screening processes would be used so that the prostitutes that would visit these jails wouldn't be smuggling drugs, narcotics, and weapons? Rebuttals: Note that I have and will be focusing the access to America's Federal Prison's on two key areas: Logistics and Health. The questions that I have posted were only semi-rebuttals and I will post them when Pro has gave his answers to the questions that I have asked. It is not my intention to overload Pro with all of these questions, but for the sake of this argument; there are too many problems with Pro's proposal and it just does not seem feasible. One more note Pro gives us a link in his opener to website: http://www.ymcacona.org... I would like to point out to the page he linked to bullet number six- "6.To help youth and adults to better understand and strengthen their values for living through the Christian objectives of the YMCA." I doubt that Pro's proposed program will receive much support on a CHRISTIAN website. It is well known mainstream Christian values, that they do not believe in pre-marital sex or the idea of the legalization of prostitution. If a Christian group were to sponsor your noble idea then every other evangelical Christian group would come down on them: as was in the case of World Vision. I like your idea to lesson prison rape, but instead of finding a lesser evil that will continue to fester, why don't we deal with the root of the problem through counseling, better protection of the prisoners, more flexible policies to deal with violence, and stricter punishment to rapists?