Title: Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Headings: Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Be Illegal
Top 10 Reasons Prostitution Should Always Be Illegal
10 Women do not prostitute themselves by choice
9 Prostitution is not a career option
8 Prostitution can never be a legitimate business
7 Prostitution is rape
6 Former prostitutes agree that legalization would be a bad move
5 Prostitution is not a victimless crime
4 Prostitution; both legal and illegal promotes violence against women
3 Legalization does not prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases
2 Prostitution leads to human trafficking
1 Prostitution is wrong
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Content: This is a stark example of the disparity between the sexes that is so prevalent in the business of prostitution and eloquent demonstration of the fact that the ‘industry’ exists to exploit rather than support women. This mistaken view of prostitution as a valid career choice serves only to harm the women who get locked into the cycle of prostitution and results in society glossing over the problems they experience as a matter of course. In 1994 85% of prostitutes surveyed in Minnesota claimed to have been raped. A worldwide study of the life of prostitutes showed that at least 75% had been assaulted and over 60% raped in the course of their work. Most prostitutes can expect to be raped at least once a week. Accepting prostitution as a legally acceptable career normalizes this appalling mistreatment of women. No legitimate career should expect people to live in daily fear of rape. Pause
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8 Prostitution can never be a legitimate business
Prostitution should be illegal because organized crime always gravitates towards it
It is tempting to think that simply legalizing prostitution will reduce the incidence of crime. With prostitutes being monitored by social services or local government departments and properly registered, inspected and (of course) taxed on their earnings, they can be kept safe.