Yes, but its a complete misrepresentation of what I'm talking about and a disingenuous argument.
Providing for the welfare of people is a separate topic that isn't "solved" by banning prostitution. It is solved by rational welfare policies that guarantee a basic level of subsistence that no one is forced to make that decision in the first place.
Otherwise, once again, you can replace "prostitution" with "any job people don't like".
Providing for the welfare of people is a separate topic that isn't "solved" by banning prostitution. It is solved by rational welfare policies that guarantee a basic level of subsistence that no one is forced to make that decision in the first place.
Otherwise, once again, you can replace "prostitution" with "any job people don't like".