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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dog Moon" data-source="post: 8000334" data-attributes="member: 23023">See, I always thought it should be legalized and the workers protected with some sort of official oversight. Not too great of oversight, don't want to feel limited, but enough to try to ensure cleanliness and safetiness.And I also think that the above situation is messed up. There's no way to determine if a person is there willingly or not. I couldn't imagine hiring a prostitute and thinking "she probably doesn't want this" and then going ahead anyway. And it's not like you can ask her cause whether she is or not, she's probably not going to admit it. And if you tried this more than once, it would be weird asking everyone or assuming there's a decent chance it's unwilling. That says more of a problem with the system rather than the guy who paid for it. Cause at what point would you stop hiring prostitutes? If there's a 50-50 chance she's unwilling, 25%, 10%, 1%? That's not something you'd even want to think about...</blockquote>