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Would you support a system where the government provides sexual welfare - hiring sex workers to provide free services to people in significant sexual need? (e.g. - ugly people, disabled people, felons, people who haven't gotten laid in five years, etc.)

Definitely yes
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Lean towards yes
22.8%
Lean towards no
21.3%
Definitely not
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First of all, if your first thought is the economic impact your head's in the wrong place. Assuming reasonable limits to the program, the cost would be negligible and most of the money would go straight back into the economy anyway (sex workers don't have off-shore bank accounts)

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Yea a low-end but still not-addicted-to-drugs sex worker in most american cities is around like $200/an hour. That once a month is very cheap.

4:49 AM · Apr 10, 2020

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Source? Asking for a friend.

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I'm doin a study. Tho I'm not actually quoting from my study, just from perusing escort sites >.>

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Wouldn’t this just be sex trafficking but through the government?

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what... do you think sex trafficking is?

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Are you envisioning $200/month per recipient? That actually does seem really pricey. For comparison, SNAP is $127/month/recipient on average.

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