The Benefits of Prostitution
Currently, in Canada, it is illegal to purchase a sex act, but legal to sell it. Many argue that prostitution should stay illegal, because the practice goes against many people’s beliefs, yet looking past religion alone, the benefits of prostitution greatly outweigh the arguments. Another common argument against prostitution is that prostitution creates a setting whereby crimes against men, women, and children become a commercial enterprise.... It is an assault when he/she forces a prostitute to engage in sadomasochistic sex scenes. When a pimp compels a prostitute to submit to sexual demands as a condition of employment, it is exploitation, sexual harassment, or rape -- acts that are based on the prostitute's …show more content…
Currently, because prostitution is illegal, all operations involving this practice are illegal, meaning there is no government mandating, which is unsafe. If laws were changed and the purchasing of sex acts was legal, the government could make rules and regulations. One such rule would be mandatory testing every three months, because right now, there are prostitutes working right now, who probably don’t get tested that much. There are over twenty different kinds of stds, These prostitutes have to work all kinds of people just to earn enough to survive, so I’m quite sure that they don’t discriminate against who they will sell their acts too. Even the dirtiest, most diseased people would get serviced. But these rules wouldn’t just protect the buyers of this, but also the workers themselves. If a customer wants to purchase these services, another rule could be in place where the customers must also have mandatory testing, to protect both the worker and other customers that the worker services. People also say that it is still illegal and defined as rape because they are being forced into having sex, but really, pimps are just the middlemen, if government controlled, pimps would be futile. If government controlled, these pimps could possibly become illegal, meaning they would have minor to no authority over any working prostitute, therefore eliminating the opportunity to force or coerce women or men
Currently, in Canada, it is illegal to purchase a sex act, but legal to sell it. Many argue that prostitution should stay illegal, because the practice goes against many people’s beliefs, yet looking past religion alone, the benefits of prostitution greatly outweigh the arguments. Another common argument against prostitution is that prostitution creates a setting whereby crimes against men, women, and children become a commercial enterprise.... It is an assault when he/she forces a prostitute to engage in sadomasochistic sex scenes. When a pimp compels a prostitute to submit to sexual demands as a condition of employment, it is exploitation, sexual harassment, or rape -- acts that are based on the prostitute's …show more content…
Currently, because prostitution is illegal, all operations involving this practice are illegal, meaning there is no government mandating, which is unsafe. If laws were changed and the purchasing of sex acts was legal, the government could make rules and regulations. One such rule would be mandatory testing every three months, because right now, there are prostitutes working right now, who probably don’t get tested that much. There are over twenty different kinds of stds, These prostitutes have to work all kinds of people just to earn enough to survive, so I’m quite sure that they don’t discriminate against who they will sell their acts too. Even the dirtiest, most diseased people would get serviced. But these rules wouldn’t just protect the buyers of this, but also the workers themselves. If a customer wants to purchase these services, another rule could be in place where the customers must also have mandatory testing, to protect both the worker and other customers that the worker services. People also say that it is still illegal and defined as rape because they are being forced into having sex, but really, pimps are just the middlemen, if government controlled, pimps would be futile. If government controlled, these pimps could possibly become illegal, meaning they would have minor to no authority over any working prostitute, therefore eliminating the opportunity to force or coerce women or men