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But there *are* negative externalities associated with sex work. Banning the whole thing is a pretty blunt, ineffectual way to go about it - but society has a legit interest in monitoring/limiting the activity.
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Can you say more about this? What are the externalities? What is the legitimate interest?
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Legal = safer
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Of course, we live in a society. Sexuality has to be controlled for both genders if you want to maintain some social cohesion.
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I live in a country where my work is legal yet not at all close to being socially approved.
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*if you get money for it and there isn’t a camera crew
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In the UK, "feminists" campaigned to get rid of grid girls and women who hold the "round" signs in boxing, whilst also saying women can do anything they want to do

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The feminist goal is equality, so whilst part of the reason for trying to get rid of those jobs was probs 'women doing borderline sex work is damaging to women in general', there's something to be said for the fact that (I'm assuming) men didn't get offered those jobs at all?
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I think most of the movement promoting women's control over their sexuality also supports legalizing sex work.
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I'm not sure about most? I do think a good chunk of it is pro sex work, but there's a huge section of feminists who think that sexwork should be stopped.
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