Comments on: Legalize Prostitution? http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/andrewkrystal/2007/12/10/legalize-prostitution/ Just another Rogers Radio Blog weblog Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:29:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Sean http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/andrewkrystal/2007/12/10/legalize-prostitution/#comment-685 Sean Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:17:10 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/andrewkrystal/2007/12/10/legalize-prostitution/#comment-685 why is it the worlds oldest "profession" is not legal. at least if it were those women in particular might be alive today. i know that is this a extremely sensitive issue but hey some of these women actually choose this lifestyle for the money. not because they are forced into it. there are hard stories in everyone's life but if they regulate it and send them to doctors for regular check ups and so forth then maybe it would be a bit more safer and things like this won't occur as often. people have got to get out of the closed mind state that we all live in and let individuals pick what they want to do so yes legalize it, tax it, regulate it make them pay for a license to become one i don't care but let's just put and end to the debate once and for all. why is it the worlds oldest “profession” is not legal. at least if it were those women in particular might be alive today. i know that is this a extremely sensitive issue but hey some of these women actually choose this lifestyle for the money. not because they are forced into it. there are hard stories in everyone’s life but if they regulate it and send them to doctors for regular check ups and so forth then maybe it would be a bit more safer and things like this won’t occur as often.

people have got to get out of the closed mind state that we all live in and let individuals pick what they want to do
so yes legalize it, tax it, regulate it make them pay for a license to become one i don’t care but let’s just put and end to the debate once and for all.

]]> By: F. Sheppard http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/andrewkrystal/2007/12/10/legalize-prostitution/#comment-577 F. Sheppard Mon, 10 Dec 2007 22:41:50 +0000 http://blog.rogersradiointernet.com/andrewkrystal/2007/12/10/legalize-prostitution/#comment-577 I fully agree with the opinion that this debacle went on way too long because not enough people knew and/or cared about these women. We all know that if they had been from a more socially known and accepted environment, that circumstances might well have been very different as regards the trial, the outcome, the duration of events, and other facts too numerous to name. As far as the prostitution issue, let's get off the pot and legalize it. It has been around since before our time and it will be around long after we are gone from this earth. There are worse things out there today that we should be focused on such as school violence, greedy politicians, tax evaders, drunk drivers, child molesters, homeless people, and I know everyone out there can add to this list. Justice? That is just another word that steadily loses its credibility. I also will not be purchasing nor reading the books mentioned. In conclusion, for the remaining 20 women and so many other unknowns out there, the Christmas tree adorned with angels will be in my mind forever. A sad tribute to their lives, but one that was simple yet eloquent. It spoke volumes without saying a word. Much better than the books, the tree symbolizes what we should be thinking and caring about. I fully agree with the opinion that this debacle went on way too long because not enough people knew and/or cared about these women. We all know that if they had been from a more socially known and accepted environment, that circumstances might well have been very different as regards the trial, the outcome, the duration of events, and other facts too numerous to name.
As far as the prostitution issue, let’s get off the pot and legalize it. It has been around since before our time and it will be around long after we are gone from this earth. There are worse things out there today that we should be focused on such as school violence, greedy politicians, tax evaders, drunk drivers, child molesters, homeless people, and I know everyone out there can add to this list.
Justice? That is just another word that steadily loses its credibility.
I also will not be purchasing nor reading the books mentioned.
In conclusion, for the remaining 20 women and so many other unknowns out there, the Christmas tree adorned with angels will be in my mind forever. A sad tribute to their lives, but one that was simple yet eloquent. It spoke volumes without saying a word. Much better than the books, the tree symbolizes what we should be thinking and caring about.

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