Why Prostitution Should Be Legal

Should We Legalize Prostitution?

For decades, I think that legalizing prostitution would help girls who are on the street and would solve all problems. However, I cannot ignore the results in countries that have legalized. After further research, I am now convinced that legalized prostitution has more adverse effects than benefits. It is too easy to get rid of the question and answer hastily (Schur, 45).

The Effects of the Legalization

For ten years now, countries like Australia, the Netherlands and Germany legalized prostitution. For some they cannot manage the negative effects for others, they would go back. By legalizing prostitution, we bring entrepreneurs (ex-pimp) to be demanding of the girls working in their new legal brothel. When the daughter gets a little too old (e.g. 23 years), or it starts to look Magan, we replace it quickly to customer satisfaction. In the private sector, when an employee is no longer profitable, it is replaced. This is the jungle of supply and demand, where the customer is always right, and that profitability takes precedence over everything.

Legalization has increased the number of prostitutes on streets. This may explain why in countries with legalized prostitution, there are three times as many prostitutes are on the street. The girls returning to the streets will have more safety and fun in doing their job? On the one hand, a client will make a girl who made the street rather than that found in a legal brothel because it costs less, because the customer is violent and is not allowed in the brothel. This may be because it has requirements such as having sex without a condom ... On the other hand, citizens are likely to be even less tolerant of street girls "were legalized prostitution, it is not to see you in the street (Jenness, 25).

Closer to home, in a similar field, it is questionable whether the legalization of dances at $ 10, has increased the quality of working conditions for dancers? What happened to the girls dancing but do not want to do fiddling or make a pipe in the polling booths? Is that with the legalization of dances at $ 10 was removed crime groups of bars? Why should it be different by legalizing prostitution?

Repression and Its Adverse Effects

The question rises in mind why only street prostitutes are targeted. Is it like this that other forms of prostitution are legal? However, repression also brings consequences. They are given tickets, criminalize people, ad police puts them in prison. We also intend to talk about horror stories. Girls beaten and raped by clients who cannot complain because they are considered as criminals, police officers who make them sing for information on what is happening in the middle. We need to be limited to only two extreme choices such as legalizing or criminalizing brings us into confusion. The prostitutes are considered victims can receive help and support. The formula seems to work well up to date as there is a reduction in prostitution (Hobson, ...