Topic: We should legalize prostitution
it is going to be practiced anyway so it is up to us to provide a safe regulated environment for the workers.
it is not right to legitimize something that is fundamentally immoral and hurts those who engage in it
it is up to an individual if they wish to sell sex and no-one else's.
it sets a bad example for younger generation and takes them away from the ethics of the society
it should be abolished, not encouraged.
it should be legal because the only person it hurts in the one who chooses to pursue this career.
it will be a safer environment for women to make this legitimate choice to sell their companionship and sexual services
it would help the economy with a new type of business.
it would increase tax dollars & help the economy as it would be regulated
it would make prostitution safer for the participants, lower std's, rape, and sexual assaults. it could also be taxed.
it would provide better protection for the workers
it's a slippery slope.   morally it gives the wrong message.  next it will be seen as a career move.
its a way for people to earn money. its their body.
it's disgusting and nothing good will come of it
it's disgusting and should never be legalized.
its going to happen anyway may as well be taxed
its immoral and dangerous and would spread diseases
it's morally wrong to say prostitution is okay.  this should not happen.
it's obscene and should be illegal. no good will come of it.
it's your body and if you want to sell it for living that should be your right if the country is truly free you should be able to due what you want with your own body without consequences
legal and regulated prostitution would protect sex workers from violence and poor health outcomes.
legalisation of prostitution would provide a certain level of protection for the sex worker who will not need to work 'underground', and should be safer.
legalised prostitution would encourage women to be sex workers rather than have higher aspirations.
legalising abuse does not stop the inherant abuse of women in the sex trade.
legalising prostitution can only be beneficial to the sex workers and their clients from a safety and health point of view.
legalising prostitution could lead to better working conditions for women.
legalising prostitution could lead to more people becoming involved in organised crime.
legalising prostitution could lead to more serious crimes such as women becoming involved in the drug trade or people trafficking.
legalising prostitution may promote the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
legalising prostitution might lead to better conditions and regulations to protect women.
legalising prostitution will ensure that prostitutes are safer and feel able to report crimes such as rape. it will also give them better access to condoms and health checks.
legalising prostitution will ensure the safety of both the sex trade worker and client
legalising prostitution will mean more prostitutes and kerb crawlers on the street and may mean that it spills into residential areas.
legalising prostitution would destigmatise an illegal act that is heavily connected to drug-abuse and extortion.