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Do you approve sex work? Why or why not?
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2024
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the same can be said for many work
blue collar workers are definitely "selling their body" in which the work takes a huge toll on their health
blue collar workers dont have to routinely get raped as part of there job description
they literally could be protected with the same thing that protects blue collar workers from getting treated with physical violence currently.
You sure?
Netherlands recently ruled a pimp can sue its prostitute if they refuse sex enough times for breach of employment contract. I dont think you understand the full rammifications of legalizing it, employment law goes both ways.
keyword being could
the failure of the system in protecting sex workers does not means sex work is inherently bad.