Ravenwood - 12/16/05 06:00 AM
Countertop thinks the .gov's priorities are out of whack. They're too busy to debate tax relief. Energy independence, who needs it? But preventing the sale of what's legal to give away, that's important.
The new federal law would grant state and local law enforcement agencies funds to investigate and prosecute the men -- brothel owners and pimps...Prostitution is as old as marriage itself, and getting rid of it is impossible. But that doesn't stop Congress from trying. Their solution: throw money at the problem. Taxpayer money. Your money."You're out of luck," said Sen. John Cornyn (R-Tex.), summing up the bill's message to the customers.
"The johns use and abuse these young women," said Rep. Deborah Pryce (R-Ohio). "And pimps -- you can call them slaveholders, the masters out in the field."
Category: Pleasure Police
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Want to get rid of prostituion ladies? Afford your men satisfactory sex lives.
Posted by: Brett at December 16, 2005 8:22 AMDo these lawmakers have any idea how much tax revenue would be generated if the US legalized and regulated prostitution?
Posted by: Lornkanaga at December 16, 2005 10:07 AMIn the history of mankind, there has NEVER been a law that has successfully stopped the use or practice of a vice. Never.
Drugs. Alcohol. Sex. Whatever.
Yet we continue to elect politicians that support bans and piss our money away trying to infringe on our personal freedoms. Who's to blame?
Posted by: The Other Mike S at December 16, 2005 10:50 AMThe citizenry is to blame; we keep electing politicians who think like this.
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