Simple solution, just decriminalize it completely and unionize.
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It is the same main and binary tendency for sex trade that exist in illegal and legal drug markets, that if the demand is nominally high enough, which sometimes might be uncertain, criminalization will not reduce the supply nor the prices of the drugs.
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But it will inevitably increase violence and reduce trust among participants.
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It's just odd because Sweden gained an international reputation for trying to treat drug issues as more of a health hazard than a criminal problem. Some advocates against the drug war hail Sweden as a great example.
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No we didn’t we have some of the most draconic views and laws on even cannabis. Could be Denmark you are talking about.
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Canada adopted a Nordic-style law in 2014, but here on the coast the police have opted not to enforce it, instead monitoring the trade to reduce harm. Still under the shadow of the Pickton killings 20yrs ago, when the police were oblivious to the murders of dozens of prostitutes.
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Unintended but not unexpected. They were warned!
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You should check out the history of Norwegian sex legislation. Wonderful stuff. My favorite to date though: In order not to hurt the porn industry, they allowed for sex work in the presence of a camera.pic.twitter.com/UH7N5fzwnV
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