Title: Is Prostitution a Victimless Crime? | Debate.org
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Is Prostitution a Victimless Crime?
Its a victimless crime
In my heart of hearts, I definitely believe that prostitution is a victimless crime.
Both parties are willing participants
Yes, and it should not be a crime.
For The Most Part
Yes but it could lead to worse things
Some women choose this.
Yes, some women take sex more lightly.
Lincoln Didn't Outlaw Cotton Farming
Prostitution teaches skills.
No. Prostitution always has a victim.
No. Prostitution always has a victim.
No, it's not a victimless crime.
Prostitution is not a victim-less crime
No, the vast majority of prostitutes are exploited and coerced into service.
I think this is one the oldest profession in the world.
The majority of victims are women and children
Is prostitution victimless

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Both parties are willing participants
Yes, I do believe that prostitution is a victimless crime. In fact I believe that prostitution should be legalized so that those that work in the profession pay taxes just like other working individuals. In the end, both of the parties, the prostitute and the customer, will participants. The only way I see prostitution having victim is if the girl is made to work in the profession against her will. Report Post
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Yes, and it should not be a crime. We can not exactly say it is victimless for many of the women who live this life are victims of society and have no way to support themselves or their children. Given that, though, if both adults are consenting to this type of business deal then it should not be prosecuted for it is victimless in that sense. Report Post
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For The Most Part
I believe that prostitution is a victimless crime. I believe there are women out there who chose to offer the service and they tend to collect hefty sums, they operate like a business and should be seen as a business. I believe women can be taken advantage of or possibly forced into the field, but I don't feel as though that is the same thing as general prostitution.