Prostitution Poll (1 Viewer)

[Jill Hives]

stop paying for sex?

I blame my dyslexia.

 

[Moods For Mallards]

surely they'll just do more for less money? it's a buyers market now.

Exactly. So any aspiring floosies should consider the ramifications.

 

[Pedronimus]

I think I may have found my new recession game plan.

Looks like a water tight plan. I see no pitfalls. Most of the customers would probably look like this.

He's also fond of gerbils, so everyone's a winner.

 

[Reets]

Exactly. So any aspiring floosies should consider the ramifications.

crap, there goes my 3 week plan to pay for college fees

 

[Wobbler]

Hi Wobbler. So, what's going on in this thread? Would I be interested in its subject matter?

Nah, we're just talking about bloke stuff. Football and that

 

[jane]

Anyway, the Swedish model is opposed by most sex workers and a lot of the sex worker advocacy and harm-minimisation organisations. For a number of reasons.

In case anyone actually cared.

 

[jane]

Nah, we're just talking about bloke stuff. Football and that

Oh, okay.

What's football like? Is that the one with the big roundy ball or the flat disc and the ice rink?

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I do.

Anyway has someone slipped a load of viagra into the thumped water cooller there are loads of ridin'/wymen/sex threads of late.

 

[killy kill]

Anyway, the Swedish model is opposed by most sex workers and a lot of the sex worker advocacy and harm-minimisation organisations. For a number of reasons.

In case anyone actually cared.

*deep breath* what's the swedish model? what about holland, germany, comparisons etc

 

[Milker]

Some kind of pasta dish?

Puttanesca

 

[Pedronimus]

Well, I totally support Swedish Models.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Anyway, the Swedish model is opposed by most sex workers and a lot of the sex worker advocacy and harm-minimisation organisations. For a number of reasons.

In case anyone actually cared.

Sorry, what's the Swedish model?

 

[sweetoblivion]

Sorry, what's the Swedish model?

Victoria Svilstedt.

 

[ann post]

I do.

Anyway has someone slipped a load of viagra into the thumped water cooller there are loads of ridin'/wymen/sex threads of late.

its spring?

 

[Moods For Mallards]

I do.

Anyway has someone slipped a load of viagra into the thumped water cooller there are loads of ridin'/wymen/sex threads of late.

It's the only comfort I have, anyway.

 

[Jill Hives]

Anyway has someone slipped a load of viagra into the thumped water cooller there are loads of ridin'/wymen/sex threads of late.

New Year. New hope. Innit?

 

[Moods For Mallards]

Sorry, what's the Swedish model?

Arrest the lads.

 

[Milker]

is it this?
Sweden is one of few countries in the world to have criminalized only the buying of sexual acts. The reason is the Swedish government's adaptation of the theory of gender roles with a male ruling class, with the notion that the clients of prostitutes exploit the prostitutes. The law is gender neutral, however. The gender of the seller and the gender of the buyer is not factor in the law, making it equally forbidden to buy sexual services from male prostitutes as from female prostitutes and regardless of the gender of the buyer.
The law was put in effect on 1 January 1999 and inserted into the Criminal code on 1 April 2005. The penalty is fine or prison of maximum of six months. So far, the law has led to about 500 convictions, but nobody has yet been sentenced to prison.
Some commentators have also questioned Sweden's commitment to protecting prostitutes and the victims of human-trafficking after Sweden made a diplomatic complaint against Germany regarding Germany's encouraging of the use of legalized prostitutes during the 2006 World Cup. Germany had expressly taken these steps, both encouraging legal prostitution during the World Cup, and the legalization of prostitution in general, to counter the abuse of prostitutes, who still operate entirely in the black market in Sweden.[4]
Rights campaigners for prostitutes have condemned the Swedish government's approach to the issue of prostitution as demeaning and objectifying to the women involved, as they do not feel the state treats them as individuals with needs and wants but rather representations of their sex, nor does the new law improve their security, according to SANS, a union for Swedish sex-workers.[5]

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Anyway, the Swedish model is opposed by most sex workers and a lot of the sex worker advocacy and harm-minimisation organisations. For a number of reasons.

Turns out I did know, I just had to be reminded.

I'd say the main reason they oppose it is that it still keeps prostitution illegal.

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Who is cooking the best meal?

I guess it's either me or wobbler so.
(you haven't thought this through very well have you?)