Prostitution in Ireland should be legalised

Note for conduct: Raising new points in last round is commonly seen as bad conduct because if Pro had been second in the last round, the opponent could never have rebutted. I believe I deserve the conduct vote for this reason.Pro: If prostitution was to be legalised, it would be held in a special brothel.Rebuttal: Not only is this a completely new point that Pro never raised in the first four rounds of debate but they also never once remotely laid out what entails a legalised or 'special' brother , even in the last round. For this reason I shall completely negate the point as, for all we know a 'special' could refer to a brothel where bestiality and incest occur, that is a very valid interpretation of 'special' and clearly such acts would deter one from ever wanting to legalise prostitution.Pro: All the women , after two weeks of work, can leave at anytime they want.Rebuttal: Says who? How will this be enforced? Why two weeks? Why allow someone to quit a job any time they want? This is actually unfair on anyone in a contract job who is probably contributing far more to society than the prostitute but sure can't quit any time they so wish.Pro: We want to make the women feel safe and independent and in control of their body.Rebuttal: If you really want this then you should want prostitution to remain illegal, it is the single most degrading job in the world and the degradation isn't because it's illegal it's because it's the one job that any tramp on the street could do because it relates to the most basic function of any animal on Earth, meaning even a pig could be a prostitute if you had it on a chain to prevent it escaping the brothel. the only two reasons pig prostitution doesn't occur are that bestiality is illegal and hogs can't earn the money to hire a the pigs. Pro: It is basic human right for someone to be in control of their body and they have the right to decide how to look after it, what to do with it etc.Rebuttal: This is incorrect. force rehabilitation for drug addicts, forced asylum for mentally insane (such as psychopaths), forced treatment for the mentally unstable (such as schizophrenics as well as people suffering from bulimia or anorexia) and forced hospice for those who wish to be euthanized are all legal parts of Irish law. Until these are eradicated, Ireland cannot ever call itself a truly free land and people are forced to a set of behaviour standards in order to be 'free' in society.Pro: This is why if prostitution is legalised in Ireland, women would feel more in control and decide when to say no and not feel so scared to do so.Rebuttal: The prostitute could surely say 'no' and then get fired for lack of enthusiasm. It's like the boss goes to his secretary Alice and says 'Hey, Alice please do this work for me.' Alice looks at it, feels disgusted to do it and says 'No. I am not afraid of you, my job is legal.' then the Boss simply states 'Thank you Alice, I will now head over to Human Resources to find a replacement for you.' Alice is now unemployed, just like any prostitute who said 'no' would be.I conclude that the legalisation of prostitution is very inadvisable in Ireland.