I don't know how it would save trafficking lives anyway, since an illegal market would no longer exist to require trafficking if it were legalized.
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Maybe the people enforcing these types of restrictions have a thing for breaking the rules. Making money off the lives of others? Too much of a conspiracy?
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What makes it worse is that the time and attention paid to sex workers who are not be victimized takes away from the ones who are and actually need help. Time is a zero sum game.
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The ends justify the means is a much used conservative position, and it is completely illogical.
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Laws against trafficking are always conflated with laws against sex work because people can't see a way to separate consensual sex work from non consensual sex work. This is a challenge but can be managed. Moral and religious arguments make the whole thing more complicated
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Such laws would, in fact, increase trafficking by creating a void normally filled by legal and consenting sex workers. The entire concept is short sighted and narrow minded.
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People dont think rationally on most issues. Just yell about banning whatever they feel is gross. Prohibition has an abysmal track record across many cases, but it keeps on rolling
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They can even use sex workers to help trap and jail traffickers if done correctly
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Big money in jailing folks.
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