My point of view on prostitution

[LittleGuy]

Damn Nicole hates all the girls on here.

[Nicole Dupre]

lol Okaaaaaaay. lol

A year ago, right before Jamie/James swore that he would never return to HA, because he was caught posting fake PM threats from people; he told Allanah that he thought TS beard removal was a waste of money, and that he'd rather buy recording equipment. I remember it clearly. Someone can find that thread, I'm sure.

Anyway, I still don't care how a Pizza Hut dude turned his life around by selling dick. It's not like being a TS. Sorry.Ignore me all you want.

[Nicole Dupre]

And, ironically, I can still see his damn beard hue from here, in the av. But to each their own. Keep rockin' the those big ol' gym socks. lol

[onmyknees]

Thats allright, i am under the impression that phobun is one of the cool guys here but where is he ?

You probably just disqualified yourself from being taken seriously ever again. Phobun is a reprehensible human being. As far as him being away for awhile, my thought is he got caught in some gay glory hole establishment and can't afford the bail.

[Jericho]

You probably just disqualified yourself from being taken seriously ever again. Phobun is a reprehensible human being. As far as him being away for awhile, my thought is he got caught in some gay glory hole establishment and can't afford the bail.

Gaysian wasn't Phobun?

[dbev]

Prostitution in Sweden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The Kvinnofrid law (1999)

The resulting government bill (February 5, 199 packaged both commission reports together as a Violence Against Women Act (Kvinnofrid) [33] including criminalisation of purchase in the prostitution provisions [34] and measures to combat Sexual harassment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:Sexes-planetary-sym-dimcolors.svg" class="image"> and the Minister of Gender Equality, [35] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulrika_Messing. The Justice Committee was not convinced that criminalisation would reduce prostitution, but still recommended the bill. [2]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yvonne_Svanstr%C3%B6m (Department of Economic History, Stockholm University) describes [2][8] the debates as being heavily gendered. Men tended to argue that this was a social, not criminal, matter and that the bill intruded on self determination, while the women argued that prostitution was incompatible with a social order embracing gender equity. They saw prostitution as patriarchal oppression, and therefore not a free will choice, although there was less unanimity over what should be done. The uniqueness of the proposal was emphasised, all of which took place at an ideological level with no appeal to empiricism, which was explicitly rejected. [2] Eventually the bill passed on June 4, 1998 [36] by 181 to 92 in a 349-member chamber, becoming law on January 1, 1999. [2] On 1 April 2005 this provision was transferred to the Penal Code [37] as section 11 of a new sexual crimes chapter (6).

[BellaBellucci]

@dbev: I've debated enough here today so I'm not going to argue with you point-by-point. I will say this though: I do think you're heart's in the right place even if I disagree with your methodology and was hard on you for it.

Cheers!

~BB~

[dbev]

Prostitution in Norway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:Flag_of_Norway.svg" class="image">

In November 2008 the Storting passed legislation which criminalised purchasing sex. This became section 202a of the Norwegian Criminal code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:Standard_legirons_taiwan01.jpg" class="image">. [12]

Section 202a Any person who (a) engages in or aids and abets another person to engage in sexual activity or commit a sexual act on making or agreeing payment,
(b)engages in sexual activity or a sexual act on such payment being agreed or made by another person, or
(c) in the manner described in (a) or (b) causes someone to carry out with herself or himself acts corresponding to sexual activity, shall be liable to fines or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. If the sexual activity or sexual act is carried out in a particularly offensive manner and no penalty may be imposed pursuant to other provisions, the penalty shall be imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year

[Dino Velvet]

Dino: Bella, if I give you $20,000, may I please have sexual intercourse with you?
Bella: Get in here, fat boy, and put the large envelope on the table.

That's what you call "consensual". I get what I want and so does Bella.

[BellaBellucci]

Dino: Bella, if I give you $20,000, may I please have sexual intercourse with you?
Bella: Get in here, fat boy, and put the large envelope on the table.

That's what you call "consensual". I get what I want and so does Bella.

$20,000? Promise?! Awesome. Another date like that and I'll be able to afford a loaf of bread in 2013.

~BB~