> Of course nobody will care about stopping labor trafficking if it benefits them
Same with sex work it seems.
Same with sex work it seems.
Which is why, in almost every jurisdiction, prostitution is illegal.
But since approx. 49% of the population ‘wins’, it is also why it still happens, just where it isn’t obvious.
I'm not understand what is unsaid here or is being assumed to have a shared understanding.
51% of most populations are women, 49% are men.
Seems pretty obvious?
yes, the market for sex work is primarily men. of them, the vast majority are interested in heterosexual pairings from women providers.
can you finish articulating why women would be losing from cheap sex work? which women, the sex workers? a different group? what are each group losing specifically?
have you talked to any sex workers? many of them say they've gained something and I'm waiting to compare that with what you are trying to articulate
And as long as it isn't too big of a hot button topic at the moment, no one does anything about it either. There will be an occasional 'whack a mole' action when it does become a hot button, then it goes back to being ignored.
Since homeowners and businesses 'win' and low value blue collar labor 'loses', not likely to change either until Labor starts getting organized again.
In any trade, someone always gets something for something. Market effects, who gets what for how much, etc. are what I’m talking about.
What was the common attribute? Can you finish articulating what was asked?
Is it difficult for you to talk about sex work and women? Because I would like to have that conversation, it was an interesting prompt
You’re better off just reading some of the existing studies and materials though, there are a ton, if you’re curious. Plenty of blogs from sex workers near as I can tell too.
Also, near as I can tell, plenty of blue collar workers who wished they could get away with working in that industry!
It isn’t just ‘sex work and women’ after all.