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Why is prostitution illegal?
I'm 17/F USA and taking college classes so dont treatme like a kid. thank you.
I was watching pretywoman and ws wondering.
Why is prostitution illegal?
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Awesome question... Prostitution is illegal because if it were legal...Legalizing prostitution EXPENDS it,and also helps pimps, fails to protect women, and leads to more back-alley violence, not less.
Also, the spread of STD's would grow enormously.
Think about it... Most men are married, or in a relationship. Knowing what you know about STD's how likely are you going to be to pick up a hooker? Knowing that she has been with possibly hundreds of thousands of men. And it's a FACT that MOST hookers carry the STD TRICH, wich is short for Trichomoniasis and can make someone who has it more susceptible to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (aids). So that's why it is illegal, pretty much just for our own good.
Hope this answers your question. :)
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Technically woman do it for the money and most men go find a prostitute because its a easy way to cheat on their wifes and not having the third party obsessed with them. a way for stds to be spread. man sleeps with her the man sleeps with his wife prostitute sleeps with many men. its just another one of government roles
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Prostitution is illegal for a couple reasons...
Firstly, it can spread STDs. Really fast. So if the government slaps an illegal sticker on it, they think they can get the STD problem under control... Yeah... I know what you're thinking... I think that too.
Secondly, because we are a religiously based country, no matter how hard they try to separate church and state, prostitution is morally wrong because it is A, sex before marriage, B, disgraceful, and C, can be adultery. So, again, the government thought that if they slapped an illegal sticker on it, they could control the whole morally wrong thing... Woo government.
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