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There was recently a massage
therapist arrested in Portland (Maine
There is something about this
that slams contrary to the libertarian strain in me (and yes we all have a
libertarian strain to some extent – affronts to personal liberties.)
If this woman chooses to
engage in sex for profit and these men choose to avail themselves – it would
seem to me to be a victimless crime – and should not be a crime.
Sex trafficking in this
country is a deplorable reality. Drug
addicted street hookers – purveyors of sexually transmitted diseases –
manipulated by street hoods – pimps – patrol the streets at night. This is a criminal activity that creates
victims and cost society.
The obvious answer is
regulation. This could be a regulated service
industry with licensed service providers.
It could create a tax base, decrease prison populations and bring an end
to a criminal enterprise as it now exists.
There is no logical argument
against legalized prostitution. Our sexual
needs are natural – not disgusting. Objections
are solely base on religious moral grounds – those people who feel so pious
that they must legislate the morality of the rest of us. Any freedom can be abused by an individual;
but with controls this service could fulfill a need. I have no doubt that pent up sexual
frustration leads to depression, suicide, crime, violence and child abuse.
Christian fear of sex and its
outward disgust for the female human body has conditioned us to a knee-jerk
condemnation of the natural urges of human sexuality
Men and women, who for any reason are void of
a relationship, should be able to benefit from men or women who are willing to
provide sexual intimacy.
So says
the Ol'Buzzard
.
