by Reaper
by Spatial MindHoes are dirty.
What if she showers regularly, keeping herself hygenically clean and always makes the guy use a condom during sex, so that she doesn't contract any STD's. Is she still dirty?
And what about the men who are fucking her. Are they dirty too?
I'm not talking about underage 'hoes' by the way, but any 'hoe' in general.
She's still a bad investment.
Police entrap people all the time with fake hookers and drugs, and arrest them without a crime being committed. There are charges you can receive based on intent. Try telling a police occifer the seperate baggies of dope are personal use. Nope, intent to sell. It isn't right, but it happens (talking about the US). Usually sex offenders don't find their minor victims on the Internet (typically someone they know and encounter regularly), I still think it's doubtful a repeat offender would otherwise turn there specifically to meet minors, unless a shining opportunity resented itself. Of course, illicit chatting with a perceived minor is also illegal, but the girls they use to trap people aren't minors and therefore the people who show up with booze only intended to commit a crime and perceived that they were.
Drugs could easily be legalized globally. They were once legal, and it's likely in many places they will be legal and regulated again. I cite the alcohol prohibition period in the US.
Do you truly have as much experience with the world's oldest profession as it seems or is this a major complaint of yours? We all know why drugs and prostitution are illegal; taxation. Entrapment, while ethically grey, is easy enough to avoid by not being around hookers. Why would you chat up a hooker? Who says "yeah I met my wife at the corner of 1st and Main at about 1am on a Wednesday"?
They'd probably try to control it's distribution if they made it legal, not to mention create regulations for potency and effectiveness of the drug, much like what happened with the caffeine ban craze a few years back (in the US at least).
The plus side is that people'd have a little more awareness of what they're putting into their systems compared to street trade risk. Maybe they'd even list proofs. That'd be interesting.