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Should prostitution be decriminalized?
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Interesting to know thanksOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostFFS, stop quoting these cretins man. I've got them on my ignore list
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Since I respect Cojak, I took her advice seriouslyOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostInteresting to know thanks
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I have been petty and small minded enough to return the favourOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostNow check your reputation

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Вecriminalization means it will be taxed: VAT 20%, income tax rates 40%, NICs - pimps won't go away, they'll take even bigger cut.
After that honest law abiding sex workers will be competing with tax dodging sex workers.
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The pimps should be behind bars, but no one have the guts to do it because 90% it's mafia.Originally posted by AtW View PostВecriminalization means it will be taxed: VAT 20%, income tax rates 40%, NICs - pimps won't go away, they'll take even bigger cut.
After that honest law abiding sex workers will be competing with tax dodging sex workers.

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the criminalisation they were talking about was soliciting. i.e. walking up to someone and saying 'fancy a shag' and Brothels.Originally posted by AtW View PostВecriminalization means it will be taxed: VAT 20%, income tax rates 40%, NICs - pimps won't go away, they'll take even bigger cut.
After that honest law abiding sex workers will be competing with tax dodging sex workers.

I'm all for keeping solicitation illegal though maybe hide it from general employers (should still be on CRB checks).
Brothels most definitely but they would have to be heavily regulated. However operating without a valid Brothel license should be a jailable offence to get the traffickers when we can't get them on anything else.
Keeping it illegal is killing people. If we don't do something soon it will get much worse.of the last 11 to die, nine of those were migrants.
By all means tax them and jail Pimps for tax evasion, keep living off immoral earnings unless they are in a properly registered Brothel.Last edited by vetran; 1 July 2016, 16:31.Comment
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I'm glad that it's not necessary to report your sick posts... and it means that she is watching us.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostSince I respect Cojak, I took her advice seriously
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